Sentences with phrase «which have negative effects on health»

AVOID carbonated beverages and soft drinks which have negative effects on health.

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Many women have a difficult start to breastfeeding and worry about their child getting enough milk (even supplementing with formula (which also can be flagged for having a negative effect on a child's health).

DeCamp says previous studies have linked poor child and adult health outcomes to poverty and ACEs — broadly defined as abuse, exposure to violence and family dysfunction — which can contribute to lifelong negative effects on health and health care disparities.

That's the reason we wake up groggy and cranky and have low energy levels all day, and not only that, but it's very likely you will start having lots of side effects, which in the long - term can have serious negative effects on your health.

Unfortunately, many people have lifestyles that mainly involve sitting at work, which can have negative effects on metabolic rate and overall health (12).

Neither study involved the use of grass - fed organic meats, which is critical because hormones and pesticides used in livestock farming also have negative long - term effects on patient health.

You might be surprised at the negative effects some of your seemingly sensible eating habits could be having on your health, not to mention your waistline if you overdue it, which can easily happen.

She concludes that teens are on the verge of a mental health crisis due to the constant presence of these devices, which have been shown to have negative effects on well - being.

According to state and national data, chronic absenteeism — which has a profoundly negative effect on student achievement — is closely correlated with ongoing and / or unmet health care needs (U.S. Department of Education, 2016).

«The results suggest prolonged exposure to polluted air can have visible, negative effects on the brain, which can lead to a variety of health problems,» Fonken told The Telegraph.

The ALJ first concluded that «the FSCC underestimates the negative effects that increased warming will have on human health» and that the FSCC models «do not account for a significant number of important environmental impacts which will occur as a result of climate change.»

Increased carbon dioxide has already lowered the pH of the surface ocean; this is expected to have a negative effect on survival of plankton, the base of the marine food chain, and the growth and health of corals, which form biodiverse reefs in shallow waters of the Hawaiian Islands and Florida, and deep reefs in Alaska and the Southeast U.S. Invasive species are increasingly being recognized.

Meanwhile, studies have shown that most women come to terms with their parenthood goals.16 — 18 This shows that reorientation and coping after unsuccessful IVF treatment is important4, 19 — 21 and that couples may be in need of counselling after unsuccessful IVF treatment to resolve the grieving process.22 Twenty years after infertility treatment, the relationship quality in the couples who have previously undergone infertility treatment is good, 23 although a qualitative study on 14 women showed that they still suffered negative effects of the infertility which were especially great when the women were going through the grandparent phase.24 Most studies have shown that childlessness does not influence psychological well - being in elderly individuals.25 — 28 Thus, there are only a few studies on the mental health of women who have been treated with IVF from a long - term perspective.

There is now a large body of research which shows that experience of family violence can have negative effects on children, including impacts to their physical and mental health.

However, there was also an interaction between the separation event and the mother's mental health in year 1 which means that the negative effect of separation on mental health is lessened for mothers who had poor mental health prior to the separation.

The younger and longer a child experiences homelessness, the greater the cumulative toll of negative health outcomes, which can have lifelong effects on the child, the family, and the community.