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Vaidya says what the Birther movement and the India SMS hoax have in common is that both will have longer term effects than a Yes Men hoax.

Given the observed association between cord blood methylation and later phenotypes, there is support here for differences at birth having longer term effects.

Repeated bouts of diarrhoea also have longer term effects on the child's physical and mental development (Guerrant et al. 2002).

Kobe had longer-term effects on Japan's psyche, just as Sept. 11 has had on ours.

Researchers say the trend has fallen in recent years, though it had longer-term effects on the increasing prison population.

The present proof-of-concept study was not designed to address whether selective heart rate slowing had longer-term effects on survival or hospitalization.

That leaves open the question of the extent to which retail clinics have longer-term effects on health or really avoids other health care spending.

These findings among 9- to 12-year-old girls have longer-term effects and, by high school, girls self-select out of higher-level math and science courses, such as chemistry, physics and calculus, thus reducing their chances to pursue STEM majors in college and pursue STEM-related careers.

But two studies with small sample sizes have suggested that dioxin may have longer-term effects in men exposed in their teenage years.

WHIMS-Y will examine whether an average of 5.4 years of HT during early menopause has longer term protective effects on global cognitive function and if these effects vary by regimen, time between menopause and study initiation, and prior use of HT.

Most of them are targeted programmes which have not shown to have longer term beneficial effects.