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This suggests that repeated head impacts that don't result in serious injury may still adversely affect the brain.

"Nothing I say is intended to adversely trespass on the memory of a young woman who apparently was almost universally loved and regarded with affection."

Terry Jermy, who represents South West Norfolk, has written to the Environment Agency, saying the development would “adversely affect people and biodiversity”.

The wages are designed to ensure that the hiring of foreign guest workers doesn’t adversely affect the working conditions of U.S. workers.

The current research didn't directly study health outcomes, so it's too early to say whether insufficient nutrition or excessive energy consumption is adversely impacting pregnant individuals or their babies.