Sentence examples for lethal health from inspiring English sources

Also, while we're at it, has no one considered the long-term – potentially lethal – health consequences for a writer of wearing a bandana?

Today the goal is to engineer more physical activity into American life to reduce both spreading obesity and the chronic, often lethal health problems linked to sedentary living.

Mr. Rose (no relation to the television interviewer of the same name) worked to ease the transition and successfully fought to preserve government price supports for tobacco even as the government was warning of its potentially lethal health effects.

In the context of long-standing social, political, and economic conditions that continue to foment lethal health crises such as the ongoing cholera epidemic, the earthquake emergency amounts to what has been termed an acute-on-chronic disaster.

To obtain resources needed for the investigation of a non-lethal health condition, public health researchers must demonstrate that the condition represents a substantial burden on a population level.

"The lobbyists talk more gently," Mr. Rockefeller said, "but could be just as lethal to health care reform as they were 15 years ago".

An influenza pandemic threatens to be the most lethal public health crisis to confront the world.

See related commentary by Ehrenstein et al., As the specter of an influenza pandemic looms, preparation is underway to cope with what may be the most lethal public health crisis to confront the world [ 1].