That would be a highly risky and dangerous development that would put scores and indeed thousands of children at risk, not only from Cuba but from Mexico, Haiti, the Caribbean, the Pacific Rim, China, North Korea.

These are the children who are at greatest risk. Until now, they hadn't been taken into account because they lived so far from the city center. Those children never come (to the department), because they don't even have bus fare.

If a small percentage of children are getting tested, and maybe not the ones that are most at risk, then we can't tell a whole lot about the prevalence. There could be a big problem there and we're not detecting it.

All three of these are factors that put children at risk for crime when they grow up. Unwanted children are at risk for crime, legalized abortion reduced the number of unwanted children. Therefore, legalized abortion should have reduced crime.

Our children are less of a risk than any other adolescence. We provide them with constant supervision.

If he does have it, he put these children at risk. Think about the fear he has inflicted in these parents. Not only in the inhumanity (of the crimes), but also with this disease.