Sentences with phrase «real health hazards»
I made a documentary film for CBC in 2012 called Wind Rush, about the real health hazards of living among wind turbines.
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That can be a real health hazard, since dust mites are a common cause of asthma in children.
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Until you've safely quit, here's an alternative: Visit the online Legacy Tobacco Documents Library to read memos and reports tracing the real - life efforts of tobacco companies to advertise and market cigarettes in the years before and after the historic 1964 Surgeon Generals report declaring smoking a health hazard.
It may have more to do with other conditions going on, since as you have read there are real and significant health hazards associated with meat, especially red meat.
In this segment, Responsible Eating And Living founder, Caryn Hartglass, gets REAL about the hazards of dairy as well as what to be skeptical of at so - called health conferences.
There are some real holiday health hazards (see 11 of them here), but other much - discussed fears appear to be false, say two researchers.
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There are many uncertainties in the science and the occasional finding that pokes holes in details, but claims that warming stopped in year X, there is an ice age imminent, etc. are given undue prominence when there is no real evidence for this sort of position, just as there is no real evidence that tobacco isn't a health hazard, or HIV doesn't cause AIDS.
Licensed home inspectors are trained to look for defects in a home which you, or your real estate agent, may have missed including faulty electrical wiring, building code violations, roof issues, and other health or safety hazards.
The study is expected to help reduce litigation in the real estate industry centering on alleged hazards associated with high electromagnetic field (EMF) levels near houses and to calm public fears about EMF health hazards.