Consequences include impaired immunity, anemia, and diminished digestive function.
The health consequences include depression, insecurity, pain, infections, incontinence and deadly complications in pregnancy and childbirth.
The rigid consequences include a reputation for fair fares and low fixed costs.
Pathologic consequences include glucose intolerance, nocturia, sexual dysfunction, cardiovascular disease, cerebrovascular accident, and early mortality.
Consequences include impaired cognitive and physical development, and increased childhood morbidity and mortality.
The consequences include unnecessary medical costs and risks to the future health of patients.
Symptomatic consequences include sleepiness, impaired cognition, and decreased quality of life (QOL).
The consequences include an increased risk of diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, arthritis, depression, and premature death.
"The consequences include improved infrastructural standards and new sectors of growth," explain Monica Umunna and Ore Disu.
Possible consequences include major declines in crop yields and increasingly high and volatile food prices, it says.
The health consequences include depression, insecurity, pain, infections, incontinence and sometimes deadly complications in pregnancy and childbirth.
