If mailed taste exposure instructions to parents produced comparable outcomes, this could be a cost-effective and easily disseminable strategy to promote healthier diets in children.
It is safe, however, and so, it appears, is land mail now, after exposure to various anticontamination procedures that leave letters, postcards and catalogs looking as though they've been thoroughly poached.
In the absence of any data to support alternative hypotheses, and consistent with the hypothesis raised in the Connecticut case that contact with cross-contaminated bulk mail accounted for exposure (7 ), we think that this hypothesis is also reasonable for our NYC case.
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He was heartened by the Mail on Sunday's exposure of the the Co-op bank chairman, the Rev Paul Flowers, because it "shone a light on how an important institution… had been chronically mismanaged to the brink of disaster".
Those restrictions would require consumers to be notified by mail about a possible exposure of their data any time their information left a company or agency's control, not just when there would be a "reasonable risk of harm," as most states' breach disclosure laws are worded.
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The information gathered through this surveillance was pivotal in documenting the relatively limited scope of the outbreak-associated anthrax cases, which in turn confirmed that exposures sufficient to cause disease were limited to persons with occupational exposure to mail processed by one distribution center.
Passengers on a flight in which a person with a symptomatic probable case had traveled were informed publicly through the media and mail of the potential exposure and advised to call the emergency service phone number to be evaluated and admitted to the closest university-affiliated infectious disease ward if a fever of >38°C developed within 10 days of the flight.
