Sentences with phrase «public health agencies consider»

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(Sunoco hired Weinberg Group, a «product defense» agency) Should cost - benefit analysis be employed, or should the govt only consider public health (not the $ 800,000 an hour in revenue industry generates from the sale of BPA)?

Then, another agency, the California Department of Public Health, will adopt a regulation setting a maximum allowable level for water supplies based on the health goal but also considering economic and technological complicaHealth, will adopt a regulation setting a maximum allowable level for water supplies based on the health goal but also considering economic and technological complicahealth goal but also considering economic and technological complications.

This post is part of a blog carnival called Public Science Triumphs, a project that shows the great value of public funding of basic science at a time when Congress is considering deep cuts to agencies like the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of HPublic Science Triumphs, a project that shows the great value of public funding of basic science at a time when Congress is considering deep cuts to agencies like the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Hpublic funding of basic science at a time when Congress is considering deep cuts to agencies like the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health.

He proposes that vitamin D's toxic effect is primarily the result of higher levels leading to a deficiency of vitamin K and postulates that patients can be given higher doses of vitamin D, potentially offering greater therapeutic value, by administering vitamins A, D and K simultaneously.41 It is hoped that future studies will evaluate their interactions, in order to better treat patients, and support public health efforts, as recently proposed by the Weston A. Price Foundation to the National Institutes of Health43 as the agency considers the Strategic Nutrition Research Agenda.

Used as directed, DEET is considered safe by many public health agencies, and it is super effective against mosquitoes and ticks — but science - backed consumer watchdog Environmental Working Group (EWG), and others, are not so convinced about its safety.

Deadly Choices» positive framing of Indigenous identity is remarkable for a health program when considering the public health tendency to position Indigenous Australians as sick and dying, lacking in agency to improve their own health.