Sentence examples for risk of long term from inspiring English sources

Women who have had hypertension in pregnancy are at greater risk of long term cardiovascular disease (CVD).

Those whose alcohol careers begin at a young age are at a heightened risk of long term harm [ 15, 16].

For those patients who remain in remission, they have clearly benefited in terms of risk of long term side effects.

Infants born <30 weeks' gestation are at increased risk of long term neurodevelopmental problems compared with term born peers.

Moreover, since the Permethrin is embedded in the paint, there is no risk of long term exposure or inhalation.

This is known as status epilepticus and needs urgent veterinary attention to reduce the risk of long term brain damage.

But this opens up the spectre that drinkers who binge regularly may be at risk of long-term brain damage".

Team doctors have told Testaverde that there was no risk of long-term damage if he got hit again.

Now, we face the grim risk of long-term civil war destroying Syria's rich tapestry of communities".

By contrast, the risk of long-term instability if the government fails to take on interest-groups is real.

Very pre-term infants who survive are at high risk of long-term medical problems, including severe eye disease.