Примери за използване на Public health risks на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Found“significant public health risks” associated with fracking.
The marketing of falsified medicinal products has increased public health risks over recent years.
When we think of public health risks, we may not think of the ocean.
Zucker, said the state's investigation had found“significant public health risks” associated with fracking.
Public health risks associated with hepatitis E virus(HEV) as a food-borne pathogen.
Climate change is affecting human health andit entails a wide variety of public health risks.
Ultimately, this troubling trend poses public health risks, as evidenced by the recent rise of anti-vaccination content.
Your rapporteur strongly believes that a transition from cage farmingto pen systems would reduce the need to use antibiotics and thereby reduce public health risks.
Potential public health risks that may arise from differences in the composition of GMOs compared to unmodified GM crops remain poorly understood.
National standards for soil pollution risk control will be set by the environmental authority of the State Council based on soil contamination status, public health risks and ecological risks, among others.
EFSA was asked to issue a scientific opinion on the public health risks related to different types of MSM(high and low pressure) with a focus on low pressure MSM made with new production methods and.
Good hygiene practices at processing plants, including monitoring for microbiological indicators( and generic E. coli) to determine the effectiveness of those practices,is an effective method for reducing the public health risks of STEC infection.
Scientific Opinion on the public health risks of bacterial strains producing extended-spectrum β-lactamases and/or AmpC β-lactamases in food and food-producing animals.
This conclusion was part of an assessment of the potential contribution of food andfood-producing animals to the public health risks posed by bacteria that produce enzymes that makes them resistant to treatments with broad spectrum beta-lactams.
Counterfeit drugs pose public health risks because they are often manufactured illegally in unsanitary and unsafe conditions, their sources are unknown, and their contents are unreliable.
This confidential computer system enables the European Commission and EU countries to be in permanent communication for the purposes of alerting,assessing public health risks and determining the measures that may be required to protect public health. .
The rapporteur considers that public health risks should also take into account information concerning toxicity of the NPS and relevant evidence on the interaction with other substances and pre-existing health conditions.
The EWRS should enable the Commission and the competent authorities responsible at national level to be in permanent communication for the purposes of issuing alerts,assessing public health risks and determining the measures that may be required to protect public health. .
The potential contribution of food-producing animals or foods to public health risks by ESBL and/or AmpC-producing bacteria is related to specific plasmid-mediated ESBL and/or AmpC genes encoded by a number of organisms.
As the UN prepares for a major vote on international drug policy,a multi-disciplinary team of researchers has presented evidence that current strategies only increase public health risks, generating massive increases in infectious diseases, overdoses, and homicides.
The purpose of this report was to assess scientific evidence on health impacts from electromagnetic radiation below current public exposure limits andevaluate what changes in these limits are warranted now to reduce possible public health risks in the future.
The key message for water authorities is that concerns over microplastics in drinking-water should not divert resources orattention away from the things which do present real public health risks in drinking water," says Stuart Khan, a civil and environmental engineer at the University of New South Wales who was not involved in the report.
EFSA assesses the public health risk of seeds and sprouted seeds.
How is the public health risk in Europe evaluated as regards COVID-19?
(b) a significant public health risk, in particular as required by internationally recognised standards.
That does pose a huge public health risk,” Khan said.
There is no public health risk.
Improving the ability to identify andaddress problems at manufacturing sites before they become a public health risk.
Improvement in identification of potential risks andaddressing the problems at manufacturing sites before making it a possible public health risk.
Scientific Opinion on monitoring and assessment of the public health risk of“Salmonella Typhimurium-like” strains.