Sentence examples for reproductive harm from inspiring English sources

California's Proposition 65 requires businesses to warn consumers of chemicals that cause cancer or reproductive harm.

among children, and deformities and reproductive harm in fish and wildlife".

She notices the little plaques in California on some garages, hotels, museums and restaurants that read: "This area contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm".

Under Proposition 65, which California voters approved in 1986, the state is required to regulate chemicals that are known to cause cancer or reproductive harm and to force manufacturers to label their products or otherwise warn consumers.

When ingested via drinking water it can cause reproductive harm to women, cause the often fatal "blue baby syndrome," and may be associated with thyroid cancer, among other health effects, according to the U.S. EPA and numerous epidemiological studies.

In 2005, a California judge ruled that two major tattoo ink makers – Huck Spaulding Enterprises and Superior Tattoo Equipment – must include a label on their products warning California customers the ink contains heavy metals that could cause "cancer, birth defects and reproductive harm".

For that reason it is undesirable to refer all hrHPV positive women to colposcopy since treatment of lesions which are likely to spontaneously regress is associated with increased health system costs, patient anxiety [ 12] and the potential for reproductive harms [ 13, 14].

Sucralose, which is derived from sugar that is chemically changed to limit the body's ability to absorb it, has been tested in 110 studies in people and found free of cancer risk, reproductive damage or neurological harm.

Traumatic insemination is an extreme example of sexual conflict, a kind of intraspecies warfare that arises when one sex's reproductive attempts harm the other sex.

Reviews of the literature among sex workers in sub-Saharan Africa have documented a high unmet need for comprehensive health care services that include HIV treatment, prevention and care, sexual reproductive health, harm reduction, and psychosocial support [ 10, 31, 32].

The facts make it clear again and again: denying women reproductive care harms them.