Excessive exposure to mold can pose a potential health hazard.
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A nasty ingrown hair — or, worse, a serious health hazard?
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In 1964, the surgeon general declared smoking a health hazard.
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In other words, ICE is now a public health hazard.
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Air pollution is an enormous — and oddly overlooked — health hazard.
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"It represented a health hazard to anyone underneath it," he said.
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The higher the level in the samples, the greater the health hazard.
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Pollution is a health hazard along some 73 percent of the coastline.
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But it's also a tremendous public health hazard and threat to democracy.
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Dusty furbies or dirty furbies in general could be a health hazard. . .
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But it is a public health hazard that is incredibly challenging to contain.
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But lately, the futuristic products have become a different kind of health hazard.
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"We know very little about the health hazard of these fragrances," said Zota.
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The wife of a top aide to the president is a health hazard.
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It is messy and a health hazard, but does not damage the appliances.
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Normally, lead paint does not pose a health hazard to a pregnant woman.
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Unfortunately, those boards contain asbestos; dislodging them could result in a health hazard.
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"It's a public health hazard, not only in China but everywhere," he said.
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Bacteria in the excrement can be a health hazard for workers, he said.
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"These elevated risks present a public health hazard to these populations," the report read.
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They're not only an eyesore, but a health hazard with no hope of biodegrading.
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And some individuals have unseen risk factors that can make bodybuilding a health hazard.
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"It's a health hazard and workplace liability that doesn't help productivity," she told Health.
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Ground-level ozone is a key component of smog and is a health hazard.
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The California wine, however, is not seen as a health hazard, Mr. Pravikoff said.
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"It is a public health hazard," co-founder of Reproaction Erin Matson told VICE.
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What to Tell Your FriendYour reliance on nicotine gum isn't a huge health hazard.
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"That's like a health hazard," The Real Housewives of Orange County star told PEOPLE Now.
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Similar temperatures are expected across much of the US southwest, prompting a public health hazard.
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For veterans who need immediate attention or preventive care, this is a serious health hazard.
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Water is going through septic systems in rural areas, creating a health hazard for residents.
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Those flaws, he claimed, made them vulnerable to hackers and posed a potential health hazard.
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Gun violence is yet another health hazard that disproportionately affects lower-income people of color.
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The short-term health hazards Smoke inhalation is the most significant short-term health hazard.
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It first told its dealers about what it called "a potential health hazard" in 1975.
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However convenient it may be, styrofoam is both hard to recycle and a potential health hazard.
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Blowing, salty dust from the exposed lakebed became a public health hazard and degraded the soil.
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Officials also cleared a tent city of 200-300 homeless that was deemed a health hazard.
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He describes a colleague who suffers from anxiety attacks finding the crush a serious health hazard.
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"As far as scientists currently know, methane is not a long-term health hazard," it said.
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They're not only an eyesore, but a direct health hazard, and with no hope of biodegrading.
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Experts say there are two likely explanations—one of which may pose a significant health hazard.
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Some research is indicating that dairy fat isn't the health hazard that it was once considered.
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"It really is a health hazard, especially for people living on the streets," Mr. Bales said.
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The colorless gas is considered a health hazard, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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On Monday, the American College Of Physicians published a statement recognizing hate crimes as a health hazard.
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Read More: United States of Weed The authors believe these findings point to a potential health hazard.
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It would be a serious health hazard if a batch was mislabeled and given to the public.
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Not only does the water look and smell like a sewer, it's potentially a serious health hazard.
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California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), which is named in the lawsuit, declined to comment.
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Finally a federal judge ordered the county to fix the system, which had become a health hazard.
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The conventional wisdom in the swampland is that Medicare for all is a health hazard for Democrats.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stressed that none of them poses a health hazard.
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It investigates cases that pose a significant health hazard to consumers and expedites the decision-making process.
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So is keratin a must-have building block to healthy hair, somewhat of a health hazard, or both?
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In the limited air circulation of the space station, it's also a potential health hazard for the crew.
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"There is currently very little research evidence to suggest that pornography is a 'public health hazard,'" Schrimshaw said.
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"There is an acute health hazard for individuals," an Air Force bioenvironmental engineer warned his superiors in 2006.
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A Class I recall is a health hazard situation which can cause serious, adverse health consequences or death.
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"We can't say for sure," said Sam Delson, a spokesman for California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment.
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"It's a health hazard, and I ask a lot of money to do it now," Ms. Monseau said.
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In 2016, a Centers for Disease Control agency, using the same samples, declared Dimock's water a health hazard.
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Both pose a huge health hazard, and when they land on snowcapped mountains and glaciers, they accelerate melting.
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Beyond obscuring scenic vistas, smoke is a major health hazard, with the smallest particles doing the most damage.
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Juul "determined that leaks did not constitute a significant health hazard," Austin Finan, a Juul spokesman, told Bloomberg.
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She could use her background in forensics to bring awareness to a problem recognized globally as a health hazard.
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Open defecation is a major public health hazard, especially for children who risk catching potentially deadly diseases like diarrhea.
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By altering their DNA, the radiation can also be a true health hazard to astronauts and even airplane pilots.
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This existing approval, which means L. reuteri poses no known health hazard, simplifies the process of organising clinical trials.
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Rumors about hot, new technology are almost always exciting, except when the rumor is about a potential health hazard.
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Those most at risk for hypothermia -- and any cold-related health hazard -- tend to be older adults, Salamon said.
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Skin whitening treatments a health hazard That lighter skin is preferred over darker skin in India is no secret.
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Those unattractive fields did not evoke the romantic image of baseball, and for some, they were a health hazard.
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Smoke can also serve as a precursor to ground-level ozone, which is a human health hazard as well.
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Yet despite these advances, the National Rifle Association argues, self-servingly, that noisy guns are a public health hazard.
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So if those things are not stored properly, they can end up being a health hazard for the end consumer.
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The pressure to come to work for fear of losing pay can cause a public-health hazard, according to experts.
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But if they continue to deny that air pollution is a human health hazard, they risk looking—well, just ignorant.
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"For Congress to consider going backward in how we regulate the public health hazard is simply mind-boggling," she said.
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This isn't the first time employees of a US airline have complained about uniforms that could pose a health hazard.
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Outdoor particulate pollution is a public health hazard worldwide, responsible for millions of deaths each year and many more illnesses.
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Today's rule-breaking bartenders can unwittingly concoct a health hazard, but a website is here to help stave off trouble.
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The fires are unprecedented, having killed at least 18 and posing a dire respiratory health hazard to millions of others.
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There's also the health hazard for humans and birds alike caused by unusually large quantities of droppings from these overfed birds.
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Cesium-137 features a half-life of around 30 years, and it's easily absorbed by plants, presenting a potential health hazard.
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But the risk for health hazard stretches much longer -- at least 10 half-lives or as many as 20 half-lives.
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Whatever the health hazard, the work paid better than anything else, and they were disappointed when the furnaces were shut down.
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NOx is a key contributor to smog and a major health hazard, so monitoring it will help track its major sources.
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Now, the flooded buildings and mud combined with the heat and humidity create a new health hazard -- widespread mold and mildew.
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This isn't the first time employees of a US airline have complained that their uniforms could be posing a health hazard.
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Some employees at Delta (DAL) Air Lines and American Airlines (AAL) say that their airlines' new uniforms pose a health hazard.
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However, conventional UV light is a direct health hazard because of its ability to cause skin cancer and other health problems.
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Part "heartwarming" daddy–daughter interaction, part health hazard, this supposed shortcut to the perfect ponytail was life hacking gone horribly wrong.
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This breeding ground of anti-women invective and conspiracy theories is so brazenly hostile, it's literally cordoned off like a health hazard.
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Waste first became a problem in cities, where it accumulated faster than it rotted away, creating an eyesore and a health hazard.
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Solo artist Urzula Amen constructed a fake grocery store-like room with graphic health-hazard labels in the style of cigarette warnings.
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What's more, the EPA is often the first line of defense in the case of a toxic spill or environmental health hazard.
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The first standard is the public health goal of 33 parts per billion set by California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment.
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But even in that scenario, they found it could remove as much as 67 percent of the lead—a major health hazard.
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The semi-good news is that even meat from radioactive animals would be a health hazard only in large doses, Drapal said.
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During some types of weather conditions, it can bring a haze to Kailua-Kona, but it is not a significant health hazard.
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The California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) is challenging the law, arguing there's not enough evidence that coffee causes cancer.
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And public health experts argue the dense crowds are a serious health hazard, and one that could accelerate the spread of coronavirus.
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The resulting choking smoke often blows across to neighboring countries such as Singapore and Malaysia, slashing visibility and causing a health hazard.
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" When I asked Lyndsey if she thought that telephone poles were a health hazard, she paused, then said, "I don't think so.
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A. Mold is a health hazard, and from what you describe, it is already causing your daughter-in-law to have problems.
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It wasn't so long ago that the idea of taxing soda on the grounds that it's a health hazard seemed pretty farfetched.
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Influencers and even average consumers are promoting unregulated lenses, which are medically dubious at best and, in some cases, a serious health hazard.
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" Businger told Hawaii News Now that acid rain is not an immediate health hazard, adding that it's "the least of their (residents) worries.
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This was happening at a time when food-canning industry was growing, and botulism was becoming a huge health hazard to the public.
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For years, he has told the Army of failures to defend children on U.S. bases from lead poisoning, a preventable household health hazard.
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"These low levels of radioactivity do not pose a health hazard to the population," the German radiation protection office said on Nov. 10.
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The house was a bona fide health hazard; the health department came and shut down an illegal puppy mill a few years ago.
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Vast plumes of smoke are pouring into major cities along the east coast, imposing a dire respiratory health hazard on millions of people.
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The state's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), which planned to require the warnings, could not immediately be reached for comment on Tuesday.
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Read these stories next: How Millennials Are Rebranding Loneliness 7 Ways To Deal With Loneliness Loneliness Might Actually Be A Huge Public Health Hazard
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Less fun: motherhood in America, which for women who work long hours is a serious health hazard, since they're still pulling a second shift.
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At the sight of shoeless people milling around in a pool of plastic, I had to ask: Isn't this some sort of health hazard?
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"Continuing to allow these large group gatherings on the beach is a public health hazard," Miami Beach Commissioner Mark Samuelian said in a statement.
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What is worrisome, Mr. Alimov said, is the Russian government's apparent reluctance to publicize information about a radiation leak, and a potential health hazard.
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The American Medical Association stopped running tobacco advertising in 1954 – ten years before the Surgeon General declared that smoking was a public health hazard.
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The volcano emits sulfur dioxide, which at high concentrations can be a health hazard especially for children, the elderly and people with respiratory illness.
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The US Environmental Protection Agency says that lead is the most serious environmental health hazard for children under 6 years old in the United States.
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If such crops are not thoroughly washed after picking, or have been overdosed in the first place, then they, too, may present a health hazard.
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In the letter, Seth Morgan, a senior transportation planner at SFO, called the situation a "health hazard," and noted it's become worse in recent months.
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"Increased cancer risk is very small," said Dr. Melanie Marty, the acting deputy director for scientific affairs for California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment.
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Restaurants are closed by the department as a temporary emergency measure when there is an immediate public health hazard, such as a severe pest infestation.
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In contrast, the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment set an acceptable health limit, based on scientific research, at a hundred times lower, 0.8 ppb.
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While fans praised the Pixar film for its action-packed plot, some couldn&apost help but notice a potential health hazard during the film: flashing lights.
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As if dog flu and pet food recalls aren't worrisome enough for pet owners, there's a new pet health hazard gaining media attention out of Wisconsin.
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That herbicide, glyphosate, will be added to California's list of chemicals that can cause cancer, the state's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment said this week.
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With over 1,000 coal-ash storage sites across the country, Emily Atkin looks at how Trump is making this growing public-health hazard even more critical.
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If you don't believe these benefits are tangible, just ask the residents of Beijing, New Delhi or Tehran, where air pollution makes breathing a health hazard.
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For parents, suspecting that a sport could be a long-term health hazard to their children is not nearly the same as knowing it is one.
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The situation prompted an emergency meeting of COBRA, the British government's crisis response committee, last month amid fears the backlog could pose a public health hazard.
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The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration considers environments with less than a 19.5 percent oxygen by volume to be oxygen-deficient, and a health hazard.
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Faced with the outrage over Judge Berle's decision, and the new scientific research, California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment made an unequivocal statement on coffee.
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For years, environmental officials and local leaders, including the Staten Island borough president, have said that the increased deer population was a nuisance and health hazard.
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In efforts to mitigate the health hazard caused by human waste on the streets, the cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles started public toilet programs.
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In December of 2016, Virginian GOP delegate, Robert G. Marshall proposed an anti-porn resolution to the state's General Assembly declaring porn was a health hazard.
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The company said it filed the suit against the state's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment and the agency's acting director, Lauren Zeise, in California state court.
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U.S. Senators Richard Blumenthal and Bill Nelson last month called on the Obama administration to conduct a comprehensive study on whether crumb rubber poses a health hazard.
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In one of the more dramatic flourishes of legislative rhetoric, the American state of Utah has declared that pornography is a "public health hazard" of epidemic proportions.
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"Chris Cerf has admitted knowing there was a health hazard to students and staff yet chose to conceal it from the public," alleged union president John Abeigon.
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And depending on whom you ask, the fad is a juvenile prank, a health hazard, a stand against rampant environmentalism or a brazen show of American freedom.
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Also, skin cancer is very common and treatable if found early, so even if you've dialed up your risk for it, it's not the most dreadful health hazard.
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In June, the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), the agency that oversees Prop 65 enforcement, proposed a regulation that would exempt coffee from the law.
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Gary R. Herbert signed a resolution in April declaring pornography to be "a public health hazard" and called for additional research and education on the effects of pornography.
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But today it has become a public health hazard, and is costing the city of San Francisco millions in constant cleanup and hamstringing businesses with lost tourist revenue.
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Public health experts and federal regulators have long been concerned that routine feeding of antibiotics to animals could lead to antibiotic-resistant superbugs, a health hazard for humans.
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Staying indoors, with doors and windows closed, can help reduce your exposure to vog for a short time -- just hours, according to the International Vog Health Hazard Network.
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The resulting choking smoke from the world's biggest palm oil producer often blows across to neighboring countries like Singapore and Malaysia, slashing visibility and causing a health hazard.
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The company also encouraged suppliers to save "use by" for the handful of products that are highly perishable and could pose a health hazard if kept too long.
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Distracted driving has become a major health hazard, and while smartphones bear much of the blame, a 2018 AAA study found that built-in screens are culpable too.
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Some of the straws end up on beaches and in the oceans, posing a health hazard to sea life such as whales, turtles and birds, according to environmentalists.
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San Francisco banned burials in the city in 1900 because the cemeteries were out of room, considered a health hazard and — more than anything — sat on prime real estate.
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California will no longer require a cancer warning on coffee, after an exception based on a finding from California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment was finalized on Monday.
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Some people believe that Ebola isn't a real public health hazard, while others think that Ebola was brought into the area to simply make money from the local population.
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Public health experts and federal regulators have long been concerned that routine feeding of certain antibiotics to animals could lead to antibiotic-resistant superbugs, a health hazard for humans.
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"We are urging authorities to set rules that are really strict to prevent consumers from that sort of health hazard," Matthias Wolfschmidt, international campaign director of Foodwatch, told Reuters.
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Besides spouting fountains of lava around the clock, the fissures have released high levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas on a near constant basis, posing an ongoing health hazard.
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Plumes of volcanic ash belched into the air by periodic daily explosions from the crater at Kilauea's summit have posed an additional nuisance and health hazard to nearby communities.
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He said that the city closes restaurants only when it finds a public health hazard that cannot be corrected at the time of inspection, something like having no working refrigerators.
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Because sugar is so omnipresent now — not just during our holidays but throughout the year — health experts consider it a public health hazard, linked to obesity, tooth decay, and diabetes.
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The city has consulted the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and found the chemical is not poisonous and not expected to be a health hazard, the newspaper reported.
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The guidelines also mentioned to avoid consuming too much sugar -- but not for the heart, rather because "the major health hazard from eating too much sugar is tooth decay" (PDF).
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"Those that hit the shores either decompose along beaches, or may be removed by humans if they are perceived to be a health hazard or for scientific research," Chua said.
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Its "public health goal" of 26 parts per billion is based off the 22008 study, according to Elaine Khan, a senior toxicologist at California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment.
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In 2007, the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer categorized shift work that disrupts circadian rhythm as a health hazard that can probably cause cancer in humans.
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The Clean Label Project posted a list of products it tested, along with a star-rating grade informed by the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, on its website.
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The farm near the capital "was illegally housing over 110 foreign workers in inhumane conditions... The shower and lavatory facilities were a health hazard," Planning Authority official Charles Gafa said.
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The smoke they generate would also pose an immense health hazard, just as the smoke from the Camp Fire temporarily created some of the worst air quality in the world.
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But the flip-side is that the con, which regularly draws attendance of approximately 50,000 people from across the state and around the globe, could be a walking health hazard.
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"Letting hundreds of homes sit empty during a pandemic poses a health hazard to those like us — those who lack stable housing," the Reclaiming Our Homes collective wrote on Facebook.
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The fire is burning a chemical called butadiene -- a colorless gas with a gasoline-like smell that is considered a health hazard, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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The bodies that remain are a severe health hazard, but there's little political will to deal with them, and removing them is risky given the unexploded munitions littering the area.
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At high levels of exposure, the contaminants are a health hazard for all age groups, the authority concluded, expressing particular concern for infants, toddlers and children under the age of 10.
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Based on the 2008 report and other research, scientists at the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment set a public health goal of 0.02 parts per billion in tap water.
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If you see that there's a health problem association with flying, and that your bosses are exposing you to a health hazard, [that can serve] as logic to sue an employer.
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Roethlisberger dismissed calls from some Swiss environmentalists and centre-left politicians to ban the import of certain diesel vehicles on the grounds that their nitrogen oxide emissions posed a health hazard.
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A financial technology specialist in Virginia, Anderson said she got out of the loan after providing evidence to her lender of the mold, which she said presented a potential health hazard.
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In an email viewed by VICE, a Toronto Public Health Inspector told Bernabe "there was no health hazard present" when he visited and that the floor had been sanitized with bleach.
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"It is a health hazard," said one official from CERES, one of the contractors hired by the US Army Corps of Engineers to pick up, haul, reduce, and dispose of storm debris.
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In fact, we at Refinery29 spend a lot of time talking about impractical body standards and how these expectations are as much a mental health hazard as they are a physical one.
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Dirty pillowcases are also a legitimate health hazard, a breeding ground for bacteria and assorted waste — and, in the case of one Chinese woman, eyelashes that are crawling with hundreds of mites.
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Clarification (March 2nd 2018): An earlier version of this article may have been interpreted as implying that Stephanie Wright of King's College, London, downplays the health hazard of microplastic found in mussels.
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But scientific researchers have long raised concerns that the coal ash, which contains high levels of arsenic, mercury, and chromium, represents a massive health hazard—one that Maria has now likely exacerbated.
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This response itself is a major health hazard, according to Milisa Manojlovich, a professor at the University of Michigan's School of Nursing and a researcher specializing in communication between doctors and nurses.
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Stepan Kalmykov, a chemistry professor at Moscow State University, told N+1, an online news portal, that while posing no health hazard, the leak clearly raised other worries in Russia and beyond.
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They believe that red meat and processed meat consumption poses a health hazard to people, and that if people don't reduce their consumption, they are putting themselves, and the planet, at risk.
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Despite resistance from restaurant owners and their political allies, Mr. Bloomberg pushed through a ban on trans fats (almost universally deemed a health hazard), and required fast-food outlets to post calorie counts.
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Body-shaming — whether done online, in person, to ourselves, or at the doctor's office — is actually a health hazard that can lead to increased feelings of anxiety and depression, according to medical professionals.
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His reality shows, pasted together from days of video-taped interactions, were no more real than the conspiracy Trump once claimed was responsible for the idea that asbestos was a human health hazard.
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A little-discussed condition raises the risk of premature death by up to 50 percent—making it a health hazard at least as significant as smoking and alcohol and more so than obesity.
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There is no systematic way, she said, to tell patients and doctors that a mutation once thought harmless has been shown to be a health hazard or one thought dangerous is actually benign.
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"Ironically, it may well end up being that because air pollution is such a public health hazard in China, the economic slowdown might actually save more lives than the coronavirus kills," says Hausfather.
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Conservative news outlets like Fox News have also promoted skepticism of the seriousness of the coronavirus as a serious health hazard as part of an effort to shield the Trump administration from criticism.
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It is also a health hazard, causing hearing loss, tinnitus (ringing), hyperacusis (an intolerance of normal sound levels) and non-auditory health effects: increases in stress hormones, hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and death.
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Is your friend's visceral reaction triggered by the health hazard of these particular insects or the ick factors of their creepy-crawly movements, their invasion of human habitats; and their crunchy, alien-looking bodies?
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Nevertheless, jurors in State Superior Court ruled in favor of Johnson, convinced that the product contributed to his cancer and that the company should have provided a label warning about the potential health hazard.
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It is also an unmistakable health hazard, threatening mind, life and limb, that could cost Medicare much more than it would to provide hearing aids and services for every older American with hearing loss.
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"A very significant award" was necessary because of the public health hazard posed by cigarettes and as a deterrent to future bad conduct, said Judge Katherine B. Forrest of Federal District Court in Manhattan.
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It only named three minor boards that fit such criteria: the Albany Convention Center Authority; the Capital Program Review Board at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority; and the Occupational Safety and Health Hazard Abatement Board.
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California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment took the unprecedented action on Friday after reviewing more than 1,85033 studies published this week by the World Health Organization that found little evidence coffee causes cancer.
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Meanwhile, concerned researchers and health officials — just as they did with cigarettes — have started to worry that some of the food on offer in America is a health hazard in need of government intervention.
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Just about everyone feels lonely from time to time, but researchers are increasingly worried about those who feel alone all the time — so much so, that they've begun calling chronic loneliness a public health hazard.
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Organizations like The Campaign To End Loneliness in the UK are already on top of this work, and attempting to prove to legislators who make choices about healthcare that loneliness really is a health hazard.
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A gray-brown pall, tinted orange in places, hung across a region that is home to millions of people, and the regional air quality agency warned that the air posed a health hazard in places.
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And burning fossil fuels is a huge source of environmental damage, not just from climate change but also from local air pollution, which is a major health hazard we don't do nearly enough to limit.
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Horse manure was a serious public health hazard; thousands of horses were maltreated (and as many died); and, of course, horses had less acceleration and braking power than the car, resulting in slowdowns and accidents.
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Related Video: Read these stories next: This Trainer's Response To A Body-Shaming Comment Is Your New Confidence Inspo The Infuriating Thing This Personal Trainer Said To His Client Body-Shaming Is Actually A Health Hazard
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Read these stories next: Body-Shaming Is Actually A Health Hazard This Model Had The Best Response To An Airplane Seatmate Who Body Shamed Her A Model Shared Her Bathing Suit Photos To "Offend" Body-Shamers
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Geologists cautioned that Kilauea's past explosions had been relatively small on a global scale, and while ash from the volcano posed a nuisance as an eye and respiratory irritant, it was not a serious health hazard.
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However, the government's explicit direction that companies automate in the name of protecting workers against a potential health hazard that would likely not survive an honest cost-benefit analysis is not the path to increased prosperity.
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"If they (Juul) try to launch in India, they need to be nipped in the bud before they become a major health hazard," said Sanjay Seth, head of tobacco-control at Indian non-profit Sambandh Health Foundation.
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An Israeli court in February ordered the company to shut down the country's largest ammonia tank, which has been a point of contention for years, with residents and environmental groups warning it is a major health hazard.
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" Travel exceptions, according to Ford, will require senior leadership approvals and will be limited to instances that are "essential to Ford's operation, can only be completed by physically being present, and don't create an unacceptable health hazard.
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The migrant community in Calais grew to some 6,000 people, most of them in a shanty town dubbed the Jungle, outside Calais until French authorities emptied it in October 2016, saying it was a security and health hazard.
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"We advise members of the public to avoid all processed meat products that are sold as ready-to-eat," Motsoaledi said, adding that, due to the risk of cross-contamination, all such foods were a potential health hazard.
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Tribe members say it would pose a health hazard — since a leak would be disastrous for their land and could poison their water — and that it would be culturally disrespectful, since the pipe runs through their ancestral land.
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"We did not want guests making the decision to put themselves in unsafe situations and creating a public health hazard because of a commitment to their bookings," Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nate Blecharczyk said in the statement.
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The CDC has listed water fluoridation, which began in the US in 1945, as one of the top public health wins of the 20th century, alongside car safety, vaccinations, and the acknowledgement that tobacco is a health hazard.
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This recall is a Class I recall, which means it is "a health hazard situation where there is a reasonable probability that the use of the product will cause serious, adverse health consequences or death," according to the USDA.
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We expect our law enforcement to continue to enforce the laws we have in this state, but if someone's not creating a public safety risk or a public health hazard, we shouldn't be trying to put them in jail.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Workers handling rat-infested garbage on the outskirts of Belgrade face a double health hazard: from the trash itself and a nearby stream of raw sewage gushing into a canal on its way to the river Danube.
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With the population projected to rise by tens of millions of people in the coming decades, experts say they anticipate a parallel growth in unplanned urbanization, which has made areas of Dar es Salaam an environmental and health hazard.
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At first, one or two monkeys joining human visitors were a curiosity , but eventually they became a nuisance and health hazard, and a park was built with hot spring pools at a comfortable 104 degrees Fahrenheit, for monkeys only.
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"I can't remember EPA ever having issued a guideline saying we're not going to approve any labels that a state is requiring to warn people of a health hazard," Erik Olson of the Natural Resources Defense Council told CNN.
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In a country where, before last week, our number one health hazard was social isolation, we're heading for a significant mental health crisis if we don't support and educate the millions of people leaving their IRL social networks behind.
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In a July 2000 letter to Douillet, acting associate FDA commissioner J.W. Swanson wrote that the quality of cosmetic talc had improved and that even when asbestos was present, the levels were so low that no health hazard existed.
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On a more positive note, the researchers found that people who get up at least once every 30 minutes were less likely to die over the course of the study, hinting at a possible countermeasure to this modern health hazard.
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The Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment said its unprecedented move to declare the ubiquitous product safe followed a review of more than 1,000 studies published this week by the World Health Organization that found inadequate evidence that coffee causes cancer.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A West African drive to clean up toxic fuels that campaigners say pose a health hazard to millions has run into difficulties less than two months after it was announced, according to importers, traders and other oil industry insiders.
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The organization discovered about 30 plants in Clarke County, which is located in the Northern part of the state, about 60 miles west of Washington, DC. This invasive species isn't just a problem for the environment — it's also a health hazard.
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Puerto Ricans love their animals—one Montones resident sat out the storm in his kitchen along with his 30 cockerels—but the close mingling of humans and their pets is yet another health hazard when it comes to storing water.
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California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), which is named in the federal lawsuit, said it stands by the decision to include glyphosate on the state's list of products known to cause cancer and believes it followed proper legal procedures.
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There are 1,005 60-day notices in California currently filed against Amazon for selling toxic products that don't comply with Proposition 65, said Sam Delson, the deputy director for external and legislative affairs at California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment.
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"The goal is to avoid the huge crowds that clearly pose both a health hazard and a public disorder risk," Morales wrote in an email to the mayor and City Commission, as reported by Martin Vassolo for The Miami Herald.
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So when federal regulators visited the Gowanus Houses in 2015 on a routine inspection — when Saheed was 8 and Mikaila barely 2 — they did not treat the peeling paint they saw almost everywhere as a health hazard, according to HUD.
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But the loss of vitamin C "is not a serious health hazard," said Stephen C. Fry, the study's senior author and a scientist at the University of Edinburgh, because most people get more than adequate amounts of it in their diet.
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There's been a steady back-and-forth on claims that reducing dietary sodium (which represents 22000 percent of the salt molecule) is crucial to our well-being, countered by claims that following this advice can sometimes be a health hazard.
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It gravely posits that the noise of guns is such a health hazard for the shooters that silencers should not be subjected to the high-risk controls that have also governed grenades and machine guns since the days of mob warfare.
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The French environment minister, Ségolène Royal, told reporters after the test results were released that Renault was one of the companies whose car emissions were found to exceed the allowable limits of carbon dioxide — a greenhouse gas — and nitrogen oxide, a health hazard.
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Daylight saving time has outlived its usefulness, and the twice-yearly shift in time is a health hazard and hardship for people as well as bad for business, according to a California lawmaker who wants to put the issue before state voters.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With poor diet now topping smoking as a health hazard, the world must put good nutrition over empty calories, especially in emerging Asian economies, according to the winner of a prestigious global prize dubbed the 'Nobel for food'.
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"We are aware of the immense contribution of the recyclers but we have to make arrests if they create a health hazard, or if they are undocumented," he said, referring to the fact that many reclaimers from neighboring Lesotho lack work permits.
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In addition to lava and toxic sulfur dioxide gas spewing from about two-dozen fissures on the eastern flank of the volcano, daily periodic explosions of ash from the crater at Kilauea's summit have created a nuisance and health hazard to communities downwind.
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Ingesting cesium-137 can result in an elevated risk for cancer, but the level of radioactive material from Fukushima in food and drink in countries outside Japan has been too low to result in a health hazard, according to the World Health Organization.
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Concerns about chemicals and asbestos Officials have been monitoring the air because the fires were burning a chemical called butadiene, a colorless gas with a gasoline-like smell that is considered a health hazard, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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Photo: APOfficials with California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) have intervened to nullify a recent court ruling saying coffee sold in the state—say, like at a local Starbucks—must be accompanied by warning labels saying brewed coffee contains the carcinogen acrylamide.
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A humorous 2001 article in The Canadian Medical Association Journal suggested that making the bed constituted a public health hazard, not just from dust mite proliferation but also from back pain from mattress lifting and marital disputes over whose turn it is to do it.
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The Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment shall convene an independent panel of scientific and medical experts to review public health concerns stemming from the gas leak and evaluate whether additional measures are needed to protect public health beyond those already put in place. 10.
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Despite what has since been confirmed as a widespread, deadly health hazard from work there amid the dust and fumes — and despite his own health struggles, years later — everyone O'Connell knows would go back and do the same work without a second thought, he says.
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Moldavite was going to ease my anxiety and connect me with some chill aliens; yellow apatite was going to bring me mental clarity and boost my self-confidence; and shungite was going to "absorb and eliminate anything that is a health hazard" in my life.
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The companies, which together distribute nearly 90 percent of all legal drugs in the United States, were sued in March in federal court by two West Virginia counties accusing them of creating a public health hazard by shipping large amounts of opioids to the state.
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Indicated 0.2 percent lower Glyphosate, an herbicide and the active ingredient in Monsanto's popular Roundup weed killer, will be added to California's list of chemicals known to cause cancer effective July 7, the state's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) said on Monday.
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President Obama's last surgeon general, Vivek Murthy, called loneliness America's biggest public health hazard: One-third of men between ages 15 and 64 lived alone in 2012, 50 percent higher than in 1970, while the proportion of women living alone has remained fairly stable.
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A spokesperson from the EWG said in an email that it got the figure from a 2010 draft California Office of Environmental Health Hazard assessment, which indicated 1 ppb of chloroform is low enough for a "one-in-a-million" lifetime risk of cancer.
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While wood-burning ovens help make Montreal bagels the best in the world (sorry, New York), the scientific consensus is demonstrably clear: Wood smoke, whether from an industrial oven or a home fireplace, is a major health hazard and contributor to urban air pollution.
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The oil and gas facilities and chemical plants along the 52-mile Houston Ship Channel have turned the air in Harris County into a public health hazard, significantly increasing the likelihood of residents' developing cancer and respiratory problems — and shortening the lives of children.
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Time to warm over that 10-year-old dancing Nebraska newscaster clip with some spicy new mashups, pretend pumpkins taste like cinnamon, nutmeg, and sugar, and join in collective dread of the coming days when it becomes so cold that social obligations are a legitimate health hazard.
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Congress passed the Clean Air Act in 6900 to address the troubling growth in air pollution and its effects not only on the environment, but also on the health of large numbers of Americans living in areas where simply breathing the air was becoming a health hazard.
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Air pollution is a more significant public health hazard in China, India and Eastern Europe, where the average annual levels of PM229 pollution, the fine soot particles and molecules that pose the greatest danger to health, are up to 6203 times as high as in London.
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Environmental advocates and state officials have been flying over regions to identify overflowing lagoons where floodwaters have become mixed with the waste, a public health hazard that could last for weeks as bacteria flow into rivers and streams, potentially sickening those who come into contact with those waters.
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It's cruel, which is maybe why doctors want the public to keep in mind the visceral nature of gunshot wounds when they think about the role firearms play in our society—which is ultimately tantamount to a health hazard that results in somewhere around 33,000 deaths and 70,000 injuries a year.
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Around the time of the Boston march, they realized that they couldn't go on living in a continuous state of emergency, with no quiet or respite or even room to sit down, and even their sympathetic landlord said it was a health hazard to have so many people living together.
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"The National Institute of Environmental and Health Sciences concluded in July that after examining available studies, it didn't see evidence justifying a health hazard, noting that no conclusive evidence connected mountaintop mining with health effects and that studies often failed to account for extraneous health and lifestyle effects," he said.
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"This is one of the most studied pieces of land on the planet," said Lindsay Masters, an environmental protection specialist with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, noting that several studies of the soil, water and air have found that the site is not a public health hazard.
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California's public health goal of 0.02 parts per billion effectively means that if a million people drank water with that level of chromium-53 every day for 70 years, one additional case of cancer would occur, according to the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), which set the state's health target.
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The salad was recalled because tuna is a possible allergen, and should have been labeled as such; the USDA described this recall as a Category I, which means that 'This is a health hazard situation where there is a reasonable probability that the use of the product will cause serious, adverse health consequences or death.
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Many homelessness advocates and officials interviewed by CNN over the past year are also worried that the proliferation of tents has made it far easier for gang members and other criminals to conceal human trafficking and drug trafficking, particularly in Skid Row where the trash along the streets is littered with used needles, a glaring public health hazard.
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Every day, he is sharing inaccurate information and lying about his own administration's strategy, as well as the actions of his perceived rivals, including his predecessor President Barack Obama Whether it's talking about websites and tests that aren't widely available, or getting key details about a travel ban wrong, Trump poses health hazard to the American people.
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Messaging from Trump and hard-right news outlets like Fox News has diverged from the consensus among scientists and public health experts around the world who have indicated coronavirus is a serious health hazard that could easily overwhelm the US health care system and kill millions of Americans if not taken seriously by the federal government.
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There are always studies to point to showing the failures of current systems—how anti-trafficking efforts don't actually reduce violence, how the current for-profit health care system leaves people rationing their care or going without it, how police violence is a public health hazard—but it is hard to break through well-financed, decades-long campaigns that obscure this.
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As their lawsuits met with only mixed success, middle-class activists began appealing to businesses directly, arguing that restricting smoking could be good for their bottom line—decreased sick days, reduced disability costs, less housekeeping (because smoking damaged equipment and upholstery), and smaller legal fees (because smokers were involved in twice as many accidents as nonsmokers, and nonsmokers might sue to define smoke as an occupational health hazard).
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Besides the Air Quality Management District, agencies responsible for responding to the leak included the State Energy Commission; the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health; the Air Resources Board; the Public Utilities Commission; the Division of Occupational Safety and Health; the Department of Conservation's Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources; the Environmental Protection Agency; the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment; the County Fire Department; and the Governor's Office of Emergency Services.
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Awaiting News Genius Junior, The Titan Games Renewed America's Got Talent: The Champions, The Blacklist, Blindspot (for a final season), Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., Ellen's Game of Games, Good Girls, The Good Place, Law & Order: SVU, Little Big Shots, Manifest, New Amsterdam, Superstore, This Is Us, The Voice, Will & Grace, World of Dance Canceled Abby's, A.P. Bio, The Enemy Within, I Feel Bad, Marlon; Midnight, Texas; Reverie, Trial & Error, The Village Hasn't Premiered Yet The InBetween (May 221) Renewed Off-Cycle America's Got Talent (May 20193), American Ninja Warrior (May 22019), Hollywood Game Night (July 2019), Making It (23 TBD), The Wall (June 20) Forever in Limbo Biggest Loser — this joke is ending after this season, because USA is rebooting the show despite it being a health hazard!
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Trash (Image: Getty)Trash, a bit bigger (Image: Getty)The trash-filled interior of the Marancã stadium (Image: AP)Tapestries created by local artist Adriano Varejão hang in tatters outside of the Olympic Aquatic stadium (Image: AP) Aerial photo of the Maracanã stadium shows dead grass and filthy seats (Image: AP)Some of the seats at the Maracanã stadium have been ripped from the stands and piled in a heap (Image: AP)Not even the fancy players' seats remain fully intact at the Maracanã stadium (Image: AP)A one-day volleyball competition was recently held at the Olympic tennis center (Image: AP)The former site of the Olympic media center has now been deemed a health hazard (Image: Getty)Thieves have harvested the wiring for valuable copper at some stadiums (Image: AP)A closer look at the sad grass of the Maracanã stadium (Image: AP)A closer look at the sad chairs of Maracanã stadium (Image: AP)A closer look at the sad Olympic rings outside of Maracanã stadium (Image: AP) Some children use an Olympic monument as a playground (Image: AP)Even still, the situation in Rio's favelas is much, much worse (Image: Getty)
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