Sentence examples for basic health measures from inspiring English sources
Basic health measures now common in most developing countries, such as enriching flour and putting iodine in salt to ensure healthy brain development, are not universal in Afghanistan.
Providing night workers with nutritional information and healthy food options represent other basic health measures that are often overlooked, notes Stewart Gee, head of information and guidance at the workplace resolution service ACAS.
The United States spends more on health care than any other country -- $6,167 a person a year -- yet it is a laggard among wealthy nations under basic health measures like life expectancy.
Bioengineers at Rice University recently found that different drops from single fingerpricks on multiple subjects varied substantially on results for basic health measures like hemoglobin, white blood cell counts and platelet counts.
Attempts to reduce the incidence of the disease ranged from basic health measures – preventing workmen from eating inside factories and trialling the use of respirators – through to national legislation making disinfection of dangerous materials mandatory.
In the case of Indigenous peoples in Brazil and other Latin American countries, infectious diseases, such as diarrhea, that are preventable by means of basic health measures predominate in peoples' experiences of illness and deaths in diverse communities.
NEW YORK, 18 January 2005 – A new strategy for immunization, which will help focus unprecedented global attention on the importance of this basic health measure, was the focus for discussion today at the current Session of the UNICEF Executive Board.
Tuesday, 18 January 2005: Immunization strategy NEW YORK, 18 January 2005 – A new strategy for immunization, which will help focus unprecedented global attention on the importance of this basic health measure, was the focus for discussion today at the current Session of the UNICEF Executive Board.
In Mozambique, where severe flooding and great distances have made it difficult for many families to reach health centers, success will also hinge on investments that will bring immunisation within reach, along with other basic-health measures, such as vitamin A supplements.
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