While lung cancer is the most infamous hazard linked to smoking, the habit also raises the risk of death from heart disease, stroke, pulmonary disease and other cancers, including breast cancer.
Listeria monocytogenes is a potential hazard linked to ready-to-eat meat-based food products.
Cancer is not the only health hazard linked to exposure to these chemicals: both, according to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, also cause genetic damage, birth defects, and reduced fertility.
The anesthetist was aware of the potential health hazard linked with mask induction and was instructed to aim for the best possible seal of the mask in every dog.
Land-use planning in such a context has to take into account hazards linked with sinkhole subsidence and collapse.
Nonetheless, the required application of principles for the integration of safety to tackle the hazards linked with wind turbines must not be neglected.
Field observations of this hydrological process are not common although they are crucial to evaluate surface runoff models and to investigate or assess different kinds of hazards linked to this process.
These results support the higher extension of karst hazards linked to sinkholes with respect to their geomorphological expression and the needed detailed analysis to constrain the real sinkhole size or the use of security radii surrounding this surficial evidence when geomorphological data is used for the hazard analyses or the urban planning at karstic zones.
This pumice deposit emphasizes one of the significant volcanic hazards linked to the Mount Edziza volcanic complex - the likelihood of a violent explosive eruption.
Epidemiological studies provided evidences of serious health hazards linked to human exposure within highly polluted urban centres PM [ 49].
Hazard items included physical hazards (e.g. waste incinerators), hazards related to risky health behavior (e.g., HIV/AIDS), and hazards linked to consumer goods (e.g., car accidents).
