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Many social housing professionals warned that the cap would force vulnerable supported housing tenants back into residential and NHS care, costing the taxpayer hundreds of millions of pounds.
Chris Wilkinson, president of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health, which represents 16,000 GPs, nurses and other health professionals, warned that the cuts could see more women becoming unintentionally pregnant because they could no longer access the most reliable forms of contraception, including coils and implants.
Other critical infrastructure including the M25, Immingham container port and major electricity grid sites have all come close to disaster from flooding in recent years, and in March professionals warned that the healthcare system was "unprepared for devastating effects of climate change".
The whipping has continued into the fourth quarter, and professionals warn that the bruising is likely to spread throughout the economy in the coming weeks and months.
As the country falls silent this morning to mark Armistice Day, veterans charities and health professionals warn that the number of patients being treated after serving in Britain's ongoing conflict is at an all-time high.
Medical professionals warn that the challenge is unsafe and bad for your lungs.
Cybersecurity professionals warned that because many of the three billion Yahoo accounts belong to people who use the same passwords for different sites and services, there is likely to be an escalation of email fraud and account takeovers.
He outlined plans to turn healthcare provision into the "largest social enterprise in the world", but health professionals warned that signalled further fragmentation of the NHS and could strip it of expertise and healthcare of its public service ethos.
Although 91% of abortions take place before 12 weeks, health professionals warned that a cut-off for terminations at that point would curtail testing for conditions such as Down's syndrome and rush women into having abortions they might come to regret.
On the other hand, the tendency to categorize an increasing number of behaviors as addictions, and thus medicalizing them, raises concerns: many professionals warn that as a result, the public will perceive psychiatric diagnoses as less serious in nature.
Mental health professionals warn that drug use can both aggravate and mask the onset of mental illness.
