Ultimately, more equal societies have better health outcomes.

This highlights better access to health services in urban areas (NSO, 2000a).

In 1998, the National Council for International Health became the Global Health Council to better represent its work in the 21st century.

We need education, better health services, more humane police.

In health care terms, you could characterize this as whether or not somebody feels that they see a path towards better health, that they can actually see their way towards getting better health, and that's a very important notion.

It's China there, moving against better health there, improving there.

Communism in Toronto and London? Or just better, cheaper, more reliable health care for all?

I tasted all goods, and didn't find better than good health.

New Zealand In New Zealand, the Health Information Privacy Code (1994), sets specific rules for agencies in the health sector to better ensure the protection of individual privacy.

Urban areas should provide opportunities in terms of access to better housing, health services, schools and employment.

A better solution is to figure out how to reduce health care costs.

The precautionary principle is the better known of the two, and increasingly figures in environmental and health legislation.

Donor country policies on sexual and reproductive health today also better reflect the comprehensive approach embraced in 1994.

They help in the following ways economical development, educational development, agricultural development, health improvement, and better living conditions.

And through this work, I hope to better understand the evolutionary vulnerabilities of our bodies, so that we can improve and better manage our health in the future.

And it's the new century now. Health is getting better, United Kingdom, United States.

Eating whales is not necessary for the health or better nutrition of the Japanese.

Women health centers are also active in the community towards empowerment of women to enable them to better utilize their health potential through a healthier schedule, routine examinations, etc.

Its more concentrated population and more easily accessible health care system have given this region better health indicators than the rest of the country.

Existing measures to achieve better mental health for men and women include, for example, capacity building and creation of networks in the communities on mental health, improvement of quality and standard of mental health services, innovations, knowledge and technology.

Recent development research is unambiguous empowering women and raising their incomes results in better education, health, and nutrition for their children.

The materialist approach takes a broader view, arguing that people with more money can essentially purchase better health through superior education, health care, and social services.

Sustained investment was critical in giving women better access to education, primary health care, reproductive health care, drinking water and sanitation, and the economic resources they needed to stand on their own feet.

With better directed incentives (more research dollars spent on more important diseases, less money spent on wasteful and distorted marketing), we could have better health at lower cost.

Furthermore, women's access to reproductive health care was crucial to ensure gender equality and better lives for women, and a basic reproductive health programme had been implemented nationwide.

Community health workers could be trained in a matter of months to extend basic health care throughout rural areas, which could then be better mobilized to fend off the debilitating results of future hurricanes.

Armed with the right information and incentives, young people can make better decisions about their health and education.

The returns from education, too, can be increased, if more individuals live longer because of better health care.

As far as I m concerned, the ultimate goal should be not so much a better health care system, but a population so healthy that it hardly needs health care.

At the same time, ensuring that these efforts translate into better health outcomes requires a revolution in the way families prepare their children s food.

Through public private partnerships, we can leverage unique strengths and be better equipped to expand access to health care.

Globally, the health IT industry should not wait to be forced by government regulators into doing a better job.

The transition government left a better infrastructure, public health, education, and agricultural development as well as a democratic system.

With more education, as called for in the Programme of Action, women are better able to ensure the health and proper nutrition of their children.

The optimists, by contrast, cheerfully claim that everything human health, living standards, environmental quality, and so on is getting better.

Providing better social services (public health care, education, and nation wide retirement programs) would reduce the need for precautionary savings.

While even the most egalitarian developed countries have health inequalities, all of their citizens are better off and live longer.

At age six, Zanuck and his mother moved to Los Angeles, where the better climate could improve her poor health.

The Committee would continue to provide the scientific basis for better understanding of the radiation health effects of the accident.

The World Health Organization estimates that a quarter of Europe's population is having its sleep degraded by noise in cities. We can do better than that.

The large numbers of human subjects in research are an outgrowth of the legitimate need for more and better health care throughout our ever lengthening lifespans.

It was certainly not better for Beatriz, who is still in intensive care, and for whom the long term health impact of the pregnancy remains unclear.

Furthermore, a better educated population would likely change its demographic behaviour with respect to nuptiality, fertility, health and migration in ways leading to greater well being.

For example, paragraph 15 of the Secretary General's report draws attention to the lack of skilled human resources in the health sector and the particular challenge that that poses for African countries, where health professionals are leaving for better opportunities in developed countries.

Not only will food yields rise in the short term, but farm households will use their higher incomes and better health to accumulate all sorts of assets cash balances, soil nutrients, farm animals, and their children s health and education.