The bill covers the full spectrum of toxic air releases, from routine to accidental; the full spectrum of sources, from factories to motor vehicles; and the full spectrum of harm, protecting resources like the Great Lakes as well as public health.
But these traditional compensation laws don't cover the full spectrum of harm done by traffickers and enslavers, including their use of subtle yet terrifying means of control, psychological abuse and damage, deception, coercion, the destruction of one's identity, taking a child into slavery, or debt-bondage.
No matter how interlinked the stories might be, my focus on syringe exchange eclipsed the full history of harm reduction.
Adopting and quickly scaling up the full range of harm reduction approaches would help curb opioid-related mortality in the United States.
By permitting simultaneous observations of disease-related outcomes at multiple levels of communities and the healthcare system, models can inform the development of community-wide and specific contingency plans that incorporate the full spectrum of harms related to disease spread and benefits associated with response activities.
Do not use tap water; it's too full of chemicals that can harm tadpoles.
"The F.B.I. and the local media are portraying me as some kind of gun-toting Arkansas hick with an arsenal full of weapons, as an 'arms dealer,' and as a member of one of these violent militia groups that run around the country bombing things," Mr. Moore said in a series of interviews during the weekend.
Soon after the book's release, an article in The Journal of the American Medical Association said the book was full of medical "inaccuracies" that could harm people.
A new study released by the Ecology Center in Ann Arbor, M.I., on HealthyStuff.org found that the water from common garden hoses is chock full of toxic materials that could harm the human body.
