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For all-ages fun, or to avoid the harm of too much alcohol, replace the beer with a non-alcoholic beverage.
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"There is some evidence that shows incentives to avoid the harms of smoking can work particularly well for pregnant women compared with other population groups".
Likewise, mothers will go to greater lengths to avoid the harm a lack of breastmilk might inflict than to secure the benefits breastfeeding can bring.
Permissive hypoxaemia has also been proposed as a viable option for critically ill patients, to avoid the harms associated with invasive methods of restoring normoxaemia in the critically ill.
It allows them to live a similar length of life and avoid death from prostate cancer and avoid the harms of treatment".
To avoid the potential harm of the next BPA, policymakers and regulators should require testing of compounds prior to their introduction to food and water containers, and products with which children come into contact.
Since the onset of the global war on terror, the military has been blamed for gross violations of standard medical ethical principles to avoid the infliction of harm by forcing doctors and nurses to participate not only in the widely condemned practice of force-feeding of detainees, but also in interrogations where prisoners were abused and tortured.
It is a model which seeks to avoid the known psychological harm of stigmatizing obesity.
This was done to avoid the possibility of harming what was considered a lesser expendable, highly prized stunt horse.
Unlike satellite dishes, mobile phones have antennas that are relatively small to avoid the risk of medical harm to the users.
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