Sentence examples for developmental harm from inspiring English sources

In the future, a woman who decides to continue a Down syndrome pregnancy may also be offered prenatal treatment to temper the developmental harm to the fetus.

Hundreds of academic studies have explicitly raised the risks of developmental harm to foetuses and young children from exposure to BPA and this should dictate a strong precautionary policy response from European regulators".

"This particular research has a positive message for mothers that the earlier research didn't". The study, "First-Year Maternal Employment and Child Development in the First 7 Years," reaffirms the now-established point that women who work full time in the first year of motherhood risk mild developmental harm to their children.

Some researchers have found in rodents evidence of reproductive problems, developmental harm, cancer, and neurological problems, whereas others have not (ScienceNOW, 16 April).

Recent studies confirm that solitary confinement can cause extreme psychological, physical, and developmental harm.

Long term exposure to smog pollution is linked to chronic asthma and other respiratory and lung diseases, reproductive and developmental harm, and even premature death.

Specific provisions of legal cannabis laws (LCL) (e.g., dispensary regulations) may impact the likelihood that youth will use alternative methods and the age at which they first try the method – potentially magnifying or mitigating the developmental harms of cannabis use.

Scientists have found that exposure to soot causes heart attacks, strokes, asthma attacks, lung inflammation, cancer, reproductive and developmental harm--and even premature death.

Potential health effects include developmental damage and harm to the liver and the central nervous, respiratory and reproductive systems, according to the report.

There is a particularly high risk for genetic or developmental toxicologic harm in humans and experimental animal systems exposed in utero.

The CIS-2008 influenced the development of educational materials for public legal education, general child abuse information, and a workshop on developmental trauma and public education campaign on the harm associated with physical punishment.