When he died, an expensive film in which he had starred, "Giant," had yet to be released, and the picture's press agents, seeking to offset any ill effects that Dean's demise might have on the commercial prospects of their product, succeeded by "glamorizing" the tragedy, and, in ironic consequence, created a Dean legend of rather necrophilic appeal.
Ask neuroscientist Matthew Walker, author of the new book, Why We Sleep, about the downside of pulling an all-nighter, and he'll rattle off a list of ill effects that range from memory loss and a compromised immune system to junk food cravings and wild mood swings.
Could, I wonder, any ill-effects that my chocolate Häagen-Dazs habit had on my daughter, in the womb, be erased by her upbringing?
No, the hard reality is that even low levels of tobacco exposure seem to have about 70percentt of the ill effects that smoking heavily has, per an analysis of the research on intermittent smoking.
So is his persistence, even though he knows full well about the carnage our cellphone transmission towers inflict on unsuspecting birds and the ill effects that embalmed human corpses have on soil.
Studies of death rates in cities where the water is naturally fluoridated have likewise shown no ill effects that might be related to life‐long intake of tiny amounts of fluoride.
But there are reasons to doubt that it has been well spent, and cause for concern that the scale of public spending and the size of the public sector in Liverpool are causing ill effects that may outweigh their benefits.The Merseyside Development Corporation (MDC), one of Mr Heseltine's creations, closed this year after 17 years.
Still, none of the monkeys manifested the ill effects that humans showed within minutes of receiving a miniscule amount of the test drug.
Mattson believes it is flawed, pointing out that the studies supporting this idea were based on schoolchildren who usually ate breakfast; a decline in their academic performance might simply be due to the ill effects that occur when people begin fasting.
Despair over the ill effects that the nation's economic slowdown was having on corporate earnings gave way to euphoria that Mr. Greenspan would once more save the day.
