Analysis of the dust material over the weekend indicated that it does not contain material that is seriously harmful to health.
He said that while there was no direct evidence that this forgetting was harmful to health, it was likely that it would affect how well a patient stuck to their therapy or change in lifestyle.
Radiation levels there are still normal and not harmful to human health, a ministry spokeswoman said.
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Prolonged sitting can be harmful to your health because of the lack of muscle contractions and subsequent body movement.
Burning diesel versus gas results in higher levels of nitrogen compounds and soot, both of which can be very harmful to human health.
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Drug concentrations in water are not thought to be harmful to human health, although concerns remain over possible effects on plant and animal life.
The Environmental Protection Agency consistently ranks hazardous-waste sites as less harmful to human health than radon, outdoor particulate pollution or working exposure to pesticides.
The Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Authority, which oversees medicines in the UK, said that any product containing the drug was considered "harmful to human health".
These substances are harmful to human health and local air quality.
The answer is that asset-price inflation can be harmful to economic health in the same way as inflation in the prices of goods and services.
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Families must be aware that the water they are provided is harmful to their health and provides a catalyst for breeding mosquitoes carrying malaria and other transferable diseases.
In Pennsylvania for example, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has found that there are no emissions from Marcellus shale activities that reach levels harmful to human health.
The government has had some success targeting primary pollutants, but analysts say it is just beginning to target secondary pollutant problems, including particulate matter that is harmful to human health.
The regulations will require manufacturers of selected products sold in California to identify safer alternatives to a potential range of 3, 000 chemicals known to be harmful to public health and the environment.
The rule targets equipment that power plants and manufacturing facilities use to draw in water to prevent overheating, even though those intake systems are not harmful to human health or water quality.
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Station managers would not wish to push it much higher because that would take it closer to known debris fields and more of the space radiation that can be harmful to the health of astronauts.
Breakfast eaters are also 40% less likely to develop fat around the belly, which can be extremely harmful to your overall health.
"If you know what you're doing is harmful to people's health, common sense says if you care, you might want to stop doing that, " he said.
Even though BPA has been linked to so many harmful health effects, it is still used in American products -- most notably in infant and children's feeding products.
One is leverage, potentially harmful to an optimist's financial health.
For a start, the paper ends up portraying alcohol as much more harmful than tobacco when there are health benefits to moderate drinking but none for moderate smoking.
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Still, the health insurance industry sees the cuts as harmful to the growth of the Medicare Advantage business.
Then, in October 1997, the new Labour government made public that the army had indeed used unlicensed and potentially harmful drugs to vaccinate soldiers in the Gulf War, despite health officials' misgivings.
They also know that the health risks of using them properly are less harmful to their bodies than eating processed foods, drinking alcohol or smoking.
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Yet, despite all the evidence implicating both indoor and outdoor air pollution's harmful impact on public health, we still have so much to do to clean up our act.
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While food is generally thought to be beneficial, the authors maintain that, if eaten to excess, food can actually be harmful, causing such health-robbing problems as acid reflux, obesity, diabetic syndrome, lack of mobility and, in extreme cases, cancer, cardio-vascular disease or even death.
Unlike smoking where the government can simply say it is bad for you, the message for alcohol has to be much more nuanced as there is no evidence that drinking within recommended levels is harmful and some research has even suggested it may be beneficial to health.
At the same time that they indulge in such harmful behaviors, many of these same people have hysterics over various negligible threats to their health.
These bills will curb lead levels in water pipes, a major source of harmful lead exposure for children, and help address diesel engine pollution that is linked to serious health conditions like asthma and heart and lung disease.
Making matters worse, chronic absence is more harmful to lower-income students, experts say, because families have less access to transportation and health care, and fewer resources to make up for lost time in the classroom.
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