Severe disease and severe physical or mental impairment are not necessarily life threatening, but substances having such consequences should be considered as high risk.

(a) the harm to health caused by the consumption of the new psychoactive substance associated with its acute and chronic toxicity, abuse liability and dependence-producing potential, is severe and significant, as it generally provokes death or lethal injury, severe disease, and severe physical or mental impairment;

(a) the harm to health caused by the consumption of the new psychoactive substance associated with its acute and chronic toxicity, abuse liability and dependence-producing potential, is severe, as it generally provokes death or lethal injury, severe disease, and severe physical or mental impairment;

8. Reiterates, pending universal abolition, that the imposition of the death penalty on persons under 18 years of age contravenes customary international law and that international human rights standards ban the use of the death penalty against the insane and recommend its elimination for people suffering from mental retardation or extremely limited mental competence; calls on the EU to sponsor a resolution inviting all states to introduce a moratorium on executions with a view to completely abolishing the death penalty and reiterates its request to the United States, China, Saudi Arabia, Congo, Iran, Sudan and other states to immediate ...[+++]ly end all executions;

The harm to health is considered life-threatening if the new psychoactive substance is likely to cause death or lethal injury, severe disease, severe physical or mental impairment or a significant spread of diseases, including the transmission of blood-borne viruses.

- any person with serious disabilities which result from physical, mental or psychological impairments and yet capable of entering the labour market,