Sentence examples for unsafe exposure from inspiring English sources

Potentially unsafe exposure levels are far lower for children than for adults, Mr. Clement said, and he and Mr. Baird both said that adults who use plastic containers made with the chemical were not at risk.

Local pediatricians report that the percentage of kids with unsafe exposure to lead may have doubled because of the change in water supply.

Arsenic and cadmium are known carcinogens that are associated with many other chronic diseases; unsafe exposure levels to these toxicants remain a problem for millions of people throughout the world.

An appropriate FDA response to this finding would be to investigate sources of dietary exposure to PAHs and enact policies to reduce unsafe exposures.

To argue that the presence of existing (and potentially unsafe) exposures precludes a thorough assessment of risk for vulnerable populations because it might identify further risks—runs counter to the tenet of disease prevention inherent in public health protection.

Despite these limitations and the lack of a clear etiology for the observed birth defects, the case series raises serious concerns that some farmworkers may experience unsafe pesticide exposures when pesticide label directions are not followed (U.S. EPA 1996).

Unsafe sleeping environment, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), and lower socioeconomic status are critical risk factors for SIDS.

Clinic staff often expressed feeling unsafe levels of exposure to infection when collecting sputum from patients and when processing sputum smears in the lab: "The TB unit, it is risky.

Exposure to unsafe drinking water and inadequate sanitation results in 3.4 million deaths, mostly poor children, each year from diarrhea, yet this fact never makes the news.

The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, an advisory, non-regulatory agency formed to oversee hyper-toxic Superfund sites, reports long term oral exposure to unsafe levels of chromium-6 compounds are associated with gastrointestinal system cancers.

Lack of reproductive choices for women, child marriage, sexual violence, exposure to unsafe abortions and the inability to own property are all linked to slow progress on achieving this and other Millennium Development Goals, commitments governments pledged to meet at the start of this century.