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A 16-ounce bag of Apple chewing tobacco warns, "This product may cause gum disease and tooth loss".
Other large recalls involving E. coli have been Class I recalls, indicating that eating the product may cause serious health problems or even death.
An incorrectly selected material for a given product may cause premature failure of the final product.
The Type 2 recall refers to one where "exposure to a product may cause temporary adverse health consequences," and Type 3 is where "exposure to a product is not likely to cause any adverse health consequences".
Health Canada describes Type 2 recalls as one where "exposure to a product may cause temporary adverse health consequences," and Type 3 as where "exposure to a product is not likely to cause any adverse health consequences".
Some public health advocates agree, saying there is a contradiction between the Red Cross's mandate to aid the vulnerable and its acceptance of money from an industry whose product may cause death.
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"The Cosmetics Restriction Diet" (Thursday Styles, Jan . 4 reminds us that using multiple products may cause the skin to break out.
When the position of equilibrium is unfavourable, for example, the accumulation of products may cause a reversal of the reaction.
Certain dairy products may cause the reflux of acid from the stomach, which may cause vocal difficulties, and certain people may have allergies to dairy products, Dr. Sulica said, but there is no evidence of a direct, broad effect of dairy on mucus production.
Nicotine and/or other toxic agents present in tobacco-based products may cause CH acting directly on the hypothalamus [12].
Moreover sniffing, dipping and chewing products may cause metal toxicity as these products are directly consumed by the users and metals can absorb directly through the mucosal membrane.
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