The aftermath resulted in no charges against the robot nor the artists behind the robot.
The aftermath resulted in no charges against the robot nor the artists behind the robot.
The series of emerging and reemerging disease threats since 2003, from avian influenza (H5N1, H7N9) to extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis to the recently recognized novel coronavirus, reinforce the need to avoid the complacency that typically occurs in the aftermath of a successful response to a crisis resulting from an emerging microbial threat.
Meanwhile, airlines' ridership and revenues are down, part of a recession in travel resulting from the weak economy and the aftermath of Sept. 11.
Mr. Hajjarian remained in a coma and on a life support system today at Sina Hospital in Tehran, with what one of the doctors involved described as "irreversible brain damage" resulting from oxygen starvation in the immediate aftermath of the shooting.
We've been there before, in the painful aftermath of other tragedies, most relevant here the teen suicides resulting from cyber-bullying and schoolyard shaming.
Rather, a doctor should first check for hidden blood loss or impediments to iron absorption resulting from diet habits, medications or chronic health conditions, like colitis or the aftermath of weight-loss surgery.
In Grenada, the island's governor issued an emergency order against the hoarding of food in the aftermath of Janet, due to the food and water shortage that resulted from Janet.
According to the NEJM study, most of the post-Maria deaths resulted from "unsafe or unhealthy conditions resulting in injury, illness, or loss of necessary medical services" in the aftermath of a storm.
In the aftermath of future civil disasters, hospitals and health care providers will need to anticipate and prepare for the severe health consequences that inevitably result from the extreme exposures sustained by workers in these situations.
Poor planning in the war's aftermath has resulted in the looting of most of them.
