Sentence examples for health fallout from inspiring English sources

"This study provides an unprecedentedly detailed picture of the health fallout from China's coal burning," said Dr Andrew Gray, a US-based expert on air pollution, who conducted the research.

Having served as a Navy psychiatrist during another unpopular war, Vietnam, I want to underline that much of the political and mental health fallout that we are seeing from this war is the unintended consequence of an all-volunteer military.

Nick Meade, director of policy at the charity Genetic Alliance UK, says: "While we don't see a large uptake of genomic screening happening anytime soon in the UK, concerns around the potential mental health fallout is exactly why people have to think very carefully about taking a genetic test to understand, before they do so, the consequences of the result".

Far fewer Vietnam veterans suffered from post-traumatic stress as a result of their wartime service than previously thought, researchers are reporting today, in a finding that could have lasting consequences for the understanding of combat stress, as well as for the estimates of the mental health fallout from the Iraq war.

The rally in Portland is the latest of a string of protests and pleas that emphasize the potential public health fallout should the projects move forward.

The toll of such emotional and physical stress is monumental, and the health fallout is as predictable as it should be preventable.

Analysts predict BP will be hit the hardest, putting further pressure on chief executive, Bob Dudley, as he tries to steer the company back to full health amid continuing fallout from the Deepwater Horizon accident.

The guarded enterprise lost its subject matter in 1963 when the superpowers agreed to move all testing of nuclear weapons underground, ending the spectacle of atmospheric blasts and what governments had come to regard as serious risks to human health from radioactive fallout.

The health consequence of radioactive fallout — the reason to fear it — was cancer.

It is used as an ingredient in red signal flares and phosphors and is the principal health hazard in radioactive fallout.

Oxfam's regional humanitarian coordinator in Ivory Coast, Philippe Conraud, said the organisation was preparing for a "long-term humanitarian emergency and potential public health disaster … The fallout of the past four months will be felt for a long time to come.