CHRONIC EFFECT
An adverse effect on a human or animal body, with symptoms that develop slowly over a prolonged period, or that occur frequently. Examples include cancer and irreversible damage to certain organs.
An adverse effect on a human or animal body, with symptoms that develop slowly over a prolonged period, or that occur frequently. Examples include cancer and irreversible damage to certain organs.
Long-term contact with a substance, usually lasting from several weeks to a lifetime.
Adverse (chronic) effects resulting from repeated doses of, or prolonged exposure to, a substance over a relatively prolonged period, with resulting long-term, poisonous human health effects.
A fungus commonly found in the outdoor environment (e.g., soil, leaves).
To remove residues or contaminates caused by a specific incident or damage, as distinguished from pre-existing or normal conditions.
A transparent finish; the application of such a finish.
A window located high on a wall to admit light; a high wall containing such windows.
An area or building that has Air Conditioning deployed to Control the Environment or the indoor climate.
A spherically shaped bacterium.
Bacteria found in the intestinal tracts of mammals. Their presence in water indicates faecal pollution and potentially dangerous disease-causing organisms.