Potential biologic mechanisms behind this association may involve an effect of air pollution on the placenta, embryo, maternal immunologic system, ovarian hypothalamic axis, and the induction of IUGR, which can lead to a more vulnerable fetus.
Indeed, many of the new generation of antidepressant and antipsychotic medications possess 5HT2 antagonist properties (Anttila and Leinonen 2001; Poyurovsky et al. 2003; Tyson et al. 2004), and our results suggest that early CPF exposure could lead to a subpopulation that is vulnerable to cognitive impairment by these agents, compromising their utility.
that leads to a more vulnerable organization than would a properly overseen cloud computing system.
Here we present results from the experience and perspectives of members of these groups, and those who liaised directly with them, along with an explanation of the antecedent conditions that led to a more vulnerable position, the consequences and the long term situation.
Such courses do not lead to a qualification and have been vulnerable under the "skills" agendas of successive governments.
Being candidly vulnerable will lead to a more open society.
During the postgraduate nursing specialization, the basic principles are assumed known, and knowledge deficiencies could lead to a higher risk for the most vulnerable patients [ 26].
Klerman theorized that tensions and problems in interpersonal relationships (i.e. disputes) cause psychological distress in vulnerable individuals that may lead to a major depressive episode.
He added that the committee hoped that its recommendations would lead to an improved service for the most vulnerable babies and their families.
A boom in sex tourism is also predicted, which may lead to an increase in the trafficking of vulnerable women and children for commercial sexual exploitation.
