As a resident at the University of Pennsylvania hospital, Dr. Ackerman was sent to work at Holmesburg prison, where inmates were paid to endure exposure to toxic chemicals.
Tokyo Electric Power, the plant's operator, has said almost nothing at all about the workers, including how long a worker is expected to endure exposure.
Higher levels of perfectionism may interfere with OCD patients' ability to endure exposure and carefully examine evidence regarding the beliefs about intrusive thoughts.
Following exposure while wearing a mask, recruits are ordered to remove the masks and endure exposure in the room for one minute.
There they may need to endure exposures to temperatures that are far below the freezing point of their body fluids.
He also endured radiation exposure, nausea and vision problems while living on the ISS for nearly a year.
During his long career writing for the New Statesman, the Guardian and, for the past 20-odd years, Private Eye, Wheen has endured considerable exposure to both paranoia and conspiracy.
CONCLUSIONS Yucheng women, who had endured previous exposure to PCBs and PCDFs, suffered from increased incidences of diabetes, particularly those who had retained significant levels of pollutant as evident from chloracne.
More generally, although lead levels in the environment have fallen dramatically in the past two decades, many older adults have endured protracted exposures to lead in the preceding decades and have accumulated lead in their skeletons.
In the present study, we confirm previous findings that children who have endured lifelong exposures to biomass fuel indoor pollution display an inordinately high prevalence of sleep and respiratory symptoms, including SDB symptoms [ 30].
