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There is mounting evidence of serious effects on people's health.

But despite the mounting evidence of negative impacts, reaching a deal will not be easy.

Alcohol is a major cause of liver cirrhosis and there is mounting evidence that excess weight also plays a role.

The survey adds to mounting evidence that foreign investors, looking beyond the current boom, are growing cautious.

Two Chinese dietary staples - mushrooms and green tea - may have the power to ward off breast cancer, mounting evidence suggests.

While the ill effects of depression on sleep are well known, he adds, mounting evidence suggests that sleep deprivation in and of itself can contribute to depression.

The study, published in the American Journal of Public health, adds to the mounting evidence showing active travel has significant health benefits, said Bassett, one of the researchers.

For all the talk of China's economic problems - and mounting evidence of a slowing consumer sector -the box office is booming.

And although the Tour DE France is not, strictly, an American sport, the mounting evidence that doping is rife in it can only taint the Americans who have won it in the past.

There is mounting evidence of employer discrimination: with over 16% of the labour force jobless or underemployed, some firms are advertising that the long-term unemployed need not apply.