Sentences with phrase «possible health consequences»

«They concluded that there had been only 10 peer - reviewed «in vivo» studies examining the possible health consequences of GE foods and feed.

Again, these points are more hypothetical than concrete, but I'd rather «play it safe» than, ten years from now, face possible health consequences of high - gluten dieting.

«They're looking at the experiences of other states in the country where this has been done, reports of possible health consequences,» said Cuomo.

«Reports of possible health consequences, whether or not it's true, what remediation was done, what protections were taken.»

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The GEC explicitly says, «When a mother specifically states that she has no plans to breastfeed or requests that her breastfeeding infant be given a breast milk substitute, the health care staff should first explore the reasons for this request, address the concerns raised, and educate her about the possible consequences to the health of her infant and the success of breastfeeding.

After weeks of warning about its possible consequences, a federal cut to New York's hospitals took effect on Sunday, adding stress to the state's already overworked public health care system.

Senior author A. David Paltiel, MBA, PhD, professor of Public Health (Health Policy) at the Yale School of Public Health, says, «Our aim is to confront donor nations with the clinical and economic consequences of any decision to substantially cut HIV program funding and to help recipient nations respond in the least harmful ways possible to the actions of countries in the developed world.»

According to the Australian researchers, current apprehension about human - animal co-sleeping and bed sharing between parents and their children focuses too much on possible negative aspects or consequences, such as poor health, impaired functioning, the development of problematic behavior, and even sexual dysfunction.

«As two organizations committed to the health and safety of workers, it makes sense for us to address the potential consequences of workforce marijuana use on employers, ranging from the risk and associated cost of adverse events to the possible loss of productivity,» said AAOHN President Jeannie Tomlinson.

Importantly, the health consequences of imported Zika virus will depend on local ability to diagnose and respond to a possible outbreak, but will also depend on possible underlying levels of immunity to Zika virus.

Having an occasional drink is fine, but «binge» drinking is a known health hazard and now high blood pressure may need to be added to the list of possible consequences.

The current SNP map now makes it possible for genome - wide association studies to identify genes responsible for diseases and traits, with important consequences for human and companion animal health.

It was not until the late nineteenth century that white bread, biscuits, and cakes made from white flour and sugars became mainstays in the diets of industrialized nations, and these products were only made possible with the invention of high - speed milling machines.28 Dr. Price observed the unmistakable consequences of these dietary changes during his travels and documented their corresponding health effects.

Consuming foods that improve health, actually focusing on getting as many nutrients as possible, will have big, positive, consequences for your health, your weight, your mood, and even your appearance (collagen and healthy fats are great for our skin).

You can read my article here with more details about why artificial sweeteners are terrible for your health, including possible long term health consequences such as cancer.

Too much fish can have negative consequences on the health of cats, anyway, such as a possible increased risk of developing hyperthyroidism.

This all - year perfection comes at the expense of taste and, along with possible long - term consequences to our health, also affects our overall environment due to agricultural pollution.

Due to the reckless or intentional negligent conduct of their trusted medical practitioners, they have suffered difficult consequences, resulting in further financial burdens, as well as possible health problems and even death.

Frequently, there were criminal bail restrictions between the offender and the child victim; pressures on the offender to refrain from engaging, participating, communicating with their social worker on advice of criminal counsel; pressures on other family members who had to «choose» between the offender and victim; unintended consequences involving the child victim's stability, mental health and relationships with the offender and other family members; and other complications which stalled counselling and other therapies towards reunification (where possible).

Neuroscience researchers have examined possible mechanisms that might explain the negative consequences of adverse childhood experiences on adult health.

It is possible that as a consequence of a good mental health quality of life, patients are using the «accepting coping strategy» more and have a lower neurotic score.

Effective management of diabetes, meaning keeping one's level of blood glucose as close as possible to that of a healthy person, has important short - and long - term health consequences.