By Jerome Groopman Environmental hazards may cause lasting harm to children.
In it, Dr. Diana Baumrind of the University of California, asserted that social scientists had overstepped the evidence in claiming that spanking caused lasting harm to the child.
In a new appeal, the National Childbirth Trust (NCT) urged the prime minister and his deputy not to squeeze maternity and paternity pay along with other benefits, as the financial anxiety could cause lasting harm to both parents and children.
The one thing that's clear is that the reporting was horribly flawed, and that this mistake will cause lasting harm, both for people who care about the rights of victims and people who care about the rights of the accused.
Their uncertainty reflects a continuing debate about whether the test is worthwhile given that, especially in older men, prostate cancer can be an indolent disease unlikely to cause lasting harm to the health, while its treatment can often produce serious side effects like impotence and incontinence.
It would also cause lasting harm to democracy, here in the United States and around the world.
It drives up health care costs, contributes to crime on our streets, and causes lasting harm to communities.
President Obama is right to be concerned that the failure of the automobile industry could have ripple effects that would cause lasting harm to the American economy.
Most worrisome is the rapid uptake of e-cigarette use among teens and young people: their use of vaping products tripled between 2013 and 2014, and experts warn that nicotine may cause lasting harm to adolescents' developing brains.
That left them vulnerable to getting splintered into smaller fragments that could be released into waterways ― which could cause lasting harm to the fish and other organisms, as well as to the humans who may eventually eat those creatures. .
