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Discover Ludwig"health effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the outcome of a physical or mental health issue, or to the influence an activity or lifestyle has on someone's physical or mental health. For example: "The health effects of smoking are well known."
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The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio is calculated based on the resulting net costs and the health effect of the programme.
There was no particular recognition that this chemical had this very severe health effect".
Today, several fenced-off areas are still contaminated, and the long-term health effect on villagers is poorly understood.
The health effect of microplastics, either eaten or breathed in, was just beginning to be looked at, Kelly said.
Is greater longevity producing a similar, or perhaps larger, "health effect"?
"A health effect can't be predicted by looking at one physiological consequence.
What we're seeing here is that some video games fit into that mold and that some games can have a positive health effect on people".
And Steven Safe, a professor of toxicology at Texas A & M University, believes the human health effect of chemicals in mattresses is probably not significant.
Otherwise "there has been no persuasive evidence of any other health effect in the general population that can be attributed to radiation exposure".
And maybe, for the public health effect the establishment is after, the inflexible approach is the right one, since it definitely keeps mothers plugging away.
"Rather it's an illness or health effect.
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