Sentences with phrase «from health repercussions»

When there is a disturbance in the bacteria flora in the gut, your cat may suffer from health repercussions.

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On a macroeconomic level, the Scorecard survey found health care, slow economic growth, and repercussions from the federal budget are still major concerns.

Welsh Liberal Democrats want to start from scratch with new health watchdog that's completely independent of meddling by Labour ministers, properly resourced and able to do its job without fear of repercussions.

The study also reveals that some diseased DNA from the mother was carried over inadvertently into the donor egg, which could have long - term repercussions for the child's health.

No matter how hard you try to avoid it, it's nonetheless true: your poor posture creates serious repercussions on your physical and mental health, ranging from headaches, decreased lung capacity and neck pain to impinged nerves and damaged intervertebral spinal discs.

Whether unconscious habits from our personal lives or misguided values from society, our lack of attention toward these health mistakes can have medical repercussions down the road.

It comes down more to lack of education about how absolutely crucial it is to nourish children adequately from a young age (and how it will save on health costs and repercussions down the road), and lack of knowing how to pull together cheap, frugal, healthy meals using minimal ingredients.

Following on from over 40 years service, Mr Chittenden has since retired from Law due to ill health however speaking recently about matters, he confirmed that his mind said «you have to do this» and whilst he always risked serious repercussions, he was «proud» of what he did and was «in the greater interests of justice».

Yet the governor's decision to force Medicaid recipients to meet a work requirement — something that could take health coverage away from 100,000 people — is unlikely to carry any political repercussions for the GOP in this deeply red state.