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Given this risk, Kyong hui s poor health is a significant hindrance.

Fiber is important to digestive health and is thought to reduce the risk of colon cancer.

(d) The potential risk to human health or the environment by such abandoned ships, if any

And we have deemed fat the major public health risk in our world and fat people the cause of a range of social problems, from placing stress on health care systems to posing a risk to their own families.

Health costs can be very high, so health insurance schemes are a popular way reducing risk in the event of shock.

Many migrants travel under appalling conditions, often putting their health and lives at risk.

For the sake of fame and glory now, athletes will be tempted to risk their long term health.

The majority of health experts agree that the risk of breast cancer for asymptomatic women under 35 is not high enough to warrant the risk of radiation exposure.

Low health literacy reduces the success of treatment and increases the risk of medical error.

At private quarries in a village off the Mandalay Lashio road, workers risk their health to make ends meet.

Numerous risk reduction actions are needed to protect human health and the environment from the unsound management of chemicals.

It aimed to explore the possible impact on equity in health care of various strategies to reduce the risk of infant mortality.

There is a tendency among public health officials and governments and this is especially the case in neoliberal nations such as Canada and the USA to reduce health promotion to health education and social marketing focused on changing behavioral risk factors.

What is certain is that health officials risk mishandling how they explain this new and potentially alarming threat to the public.

Risk analysis and technologies to mitigate and prevent negative effects on the environment, health and the social structure should be stressed.

Because America will develop this resource without putting the health and safety of our citizens at risk.

There was a direct link between the health of ecosystems and food security, improved health, asset building, risk reduction and more secure lives for the poor.

For this reason, the WHO considers pollution a risk factor a threat to human health similar to obesity, smoking, malnutrition or poor exercise.

Such consequences may carry independent risks to mental health for example, unemployment poses a significant risk for suicide, anxiety, depression, and psychosis.

A clinical version of the ODARA is also being used by health professionals to advise women of their risk of further assault.

The mercury content of tuna, swordfish, orange roughy and similar fish now poses a health risk, particularly to women of childbearing age.

That risk is compounded by the fact that, often, those women lack access to professional health care, and sometimes suffer from anaemia.

Encourages Governments to promote and improve evaluation and risk communication methods, based on, among other things, guidance from the World Health Organization and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, which enable citizens to make health protective dietary choices, considering risk and benefit information, primarily concerning fish consumption

So while the epidemic has ... been declared finished, Philips says, of course it's not only Ebola in terms of health problems . ... And so then it all depends on how do you define risk in a broader way and health risk, in particular.

Other countries might worry about the health risk to workers in rare earth processing, but that does not appear to be true of China.

The lack of cultural sensitivity on the part of women's health care providers toward the rural recipient, remains an issue in rural communities, and continues to threaten the cost of effective women's health care, and contributes to a higher risk of poor health among women.

(a) Focusing on integration of the various elements of care within a primary health care approach, with special emphasis on reduction of risk factors and management of high risk groups

In poor households, they are also likely to receive less food than boys, placing their physical health and development at even greater risk.

Copper oxide was found to be the worst offender, and was the only nanomaterial identified by the researchers as a clear health risk.

These include increased industrial development and other activities that could lead to higher levels of background air pollution and other health risk factors.

Ensure the right to community life through education, risk prevention and mitigation of harm in the areas of health, hygiene and the environment

Specific health sector measures included vaccination and chemical prevention measures, and monitoring of risk groups, especially in exposed areas.

Many health facilities lack appropriate drugs and those available on the open market risk being inappropriate, counterfeit, or both.

LONDON News media are constantly reporting ways that everyday activities can damage our health. But perhaps the most far reaching yet neglected global health risk stems from gender norms.

Iraq argues that, since the oil well fires did not constitute a significant health risk in Kuwait, they would have constituted even less of a risk for populations in other countries.

Almost 12,000 Catholic hospitals and other health care and preventive medicine institutions throughout the world are working to address problems related to youth at risk, including health issues, drugs, delinquency and discrimination against girls and young women.

The Committee referred to its previous views under the reporting procedure, noting that it had always considered exposure to such radiation as a health risk to workers.

A wrong assessment by German authorities of the health risk posed by a particular vegetable leads to massive financial losses for farmers across Europe.

The World Health Organization (WHO) says that unless adaptive measures are taken, climate change is projected to approximately double by the 2050s the percentage of its population at risk of hunger and associated health effects.

In addition, the U.S. EPA uses the National Research Council's four step process for human health risk assessment (1) Hazard Identification, (2) Dose Response Assessment, (3) Exposure Assessment, and (4) Risk Characterization.

Moreover, some aspects of patient management emerged as risk factors for not completing therapy, which suggests difficulties in access to health services for TB patients.

A significant indicator of alcohol consumption and its effect on the population's health is the incidence of diseases related to alcohol as a risk factor.

Saudi Arabia relies on the results of its human health risk assessment study to estimate the concentrations of airborne particulate matter to which its population was exposed.

However, the access of many women and girls to health and education continues to be constrained, including by the lack of security and the risk of violence.