My colleague William Glaberson has an article in today's New York Times about the legal implications of the abuses detailed in "Prep-School Predators," which appeared in the magazine this past Sunday.
Further studies are needed to explore the implications of including abuse against men and children in future screening.
Whilst this has not been pursued in this study, it raises the potential of policies aimed at breaking levels of narcotics use through educating the prison population on the health implications of such abuse, as part of general approaches to reducing drug abuse and related criminal activity.
Coupled with a lack of understanding of the long-term health implications of PED abuse, professional cyclists have considered their drug use both countenanced and abnormal.
The doctors will also be expected to understand the legal and practical implications of substance abuse.
It is also the rare work that grows more intensely disquieting the deeper you delve, past clear implications of child abuse, probably sexual, to allusions and suggestions coded so deeply as to be practically invisible to an audience.
It removes the stigmata of cirrhosis and its implications of alcohol abuse.
I felt sick by the implications of abuse when my mom told me.
Although I'm concerned that recounting her trauma on Oprah could potentially retraumatize Mackenzie and threaten her fragile discovery, I would hope that the rest of us can accord her the respect she deserves for her courage, and take to heart the implications of the morality tales she offers that abuse should be acknowledged even when the abuser is powerful, charismatic, and famous.
Scientists, editors, and publishers take to blogs, journals, social media, and interview forums to discuss the deficiencies, abuse and dire implications of the impact factor.
