The "BPA is harmful" thesis never gained mainstream acceptance among scientists--no regulatory panel in the world has recommended restricting BPA based on the evidence, although political bodies have imposed restrictions, in part because of public perceptions stirred by articles in the Journal Sentinel and other publications.
It has at least recommended restricting the authorisation of covert surveillance under Ripa to "director, head of service, service manager or equivalent", and that local authorities should designate compliance officers – so there should be no more junior officers deciding to play James Bond.
A 2004 advisory focused on cardiovascular risks [17], and in 2005, Health Canada warned physicians not to prescribe this drug to patients with heart disease and recommended restricting prescriptions to : ".the lowest possible dose, and for the shortest, necessary period of time" [18].
The OECD System of Health Accounts (SHA) is recommended, restricting costs to curative care [ 17].
So we recommended restricting transfusion from the previously mentioned donors to emergencies.
In 2009, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommended restricting carrier screening to individuals with a family history of SMA.
In 1997, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued guidelines regarding care in normal birth and recommended restricting the use of interventions such as the artificial rupture of membranes, use of oxytocics, the number of vaginal examinations during labour, and electronic fetal monitoring [ 3].
4.32pm: Lawton appeals to Leveson not to recommend restricting police relations with the press.
Ms. Setiyo, an ardent tea drinker, recommends restricting pots to single types of tea and rinsing -- not washing -- after use.
She told me that safety concerns drove the experts to recommend restricting exposure of infants to potentially allergenic foods, particularly cow's milk.
On Thursday, the Bank of England announced a wait-and-see approach to the housing market, recommending restricting the amount of lending banks and building societies can do at more than 4.5 times an applicant's income, and forcing them to check that borrowers can still afford repayments if interest rates rise by 3%.
