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'' A nonstandardized cereal-grain product could be produced that was not labeled as being enriched with folate ( although it could have other vitamins and minerals added and be labeled to reflect this fact ) and could be marketed to people at risk of vitamin B <INF> 12 deficiency . Risk varies by seizure type , where the seizure focal region is located , and other factors , according to Dr. Meyer . In summary , risk needs to be assessed in relation to the sensitivity and value of the service or information that the individual is accessing , the threats to the service or information — theft , unauthorized disclosures etc. — and vulnerability . Below this value , many believe that the risk decreases in direct proportion but that there could be a safe threshold value . By favoring arms sales over other forms of trade , the security exception creates more bang for the buck and a heightened risk of regional conflict escalation . While high intake of dietary fat and calcium is associated with an increased risk of clinically significant , advanced prostate cancer , it has no apparent impact on risk of early-stage disease , according to findings by Alan Kristal , Ph.D ., and colleagues in Fred Hutchinson 's Public Health Sciences Division . Many homes , particularly homes in the upper Midwest , contain radon concentrations that are high enough to give their occupants lifetime exposures of the same size as those received by underground miners who showed the increased risk of lung cancer mortality . People with this procedure must eat smaller amounts of food , but they can digest what they eat normally , so their food choices are not limited and they have less risk of malnutrition .