Sentence examples for other harmful effects from inspiring English sources
"All this focus on the cancer causing potential of these pesticides is missing other harmful effects," she said.
Long-term studies of Newburgh's children showed a decline in cavities of 60percentto70percentcent, without indications of increased rates of cancer, heart disease or other harmful effects.
Fuentes admitted he routinely kept frozen blood samples from his clients and used them for transfusions but claimed this was to protect them against anaemia and other harmful effects of low red blood cell levels.
Repeated exposure of unprotected skin while tanning may increase the risk of skin aging, skin cancer and other harmful effects to the skin even if you do not burn".
Some described how pesticides – known neurotoxins with the potential to cause long-term neurological and reproductive damage, among other harmful effects – drifted over them as tractors sprayed in fields where they worked, causing their eyes and skin to itch and burn.
'They don't even go to church!' Among other harmful effects, the destruction of this relationship could signal the collapse of whatever hope still exists for a common Western approach to global environmental issues - which would, in the end, pose a greater danger to humanity than that of terrorism.
As a result of their chronic use, delay in gastric emptying and hyperemesis can be enumerated among their other harmful gastric effects.
Air pollution is the presence of contaminants or substances in the air that interfere with human health or welfare, or produce other harmful environmental effects.
The TBARS in livers were not increased, nor was there evidence of other harmful side-effects to the host mice.
As a result of the limited research and medical and other educational information, the awareness and knowledge of Russian medical professionals, psychologists, social workers and other professionals about harmful effects of alcohol consumption during pregnancy and FASD is extremely limited (Balachova et al., 2007, 2010a, b; Isurina et al., 2009).
– Anonymous, 44 "There is a big binge-drinking culture among the youth in the country and a huge part of the health budget and policing budget is spent on dealing with drink-driving, accident and emergency services, and other long-term harmful effects of alcohol.
