12 Higher risk may also be linked to poorer quality of housing among the lower income and socioeconomic groups.
If poor usage of RDTs is linked to poor quality reporting our results may overestimate the influence of RDTs on the reduction in ACTs.
These peaks were linked to poor quality drainages (OR = 1.96, 95% CI = 1.2 3.3, p = 0.004) and low performance of surgical residents.
As already mentioned, uncertainties about the total prevalence of some cancer are linked to poor quality of incidence or mortality data registration.
Pneumonia and diarrhoea remain the biggest killers of children under five in the region, and both are linked to poor quality water or insufficient water for proper hygiene, as well as poor sanitation.
The lack of clear understanding of the purpose, users and flow pattern of health data collection was linked to poor quality of data collection and suggests that decision-making in the country health system may be less than adequately informed.
Musculoskeletal conditions have been linked to poorer quality of life parameters than cardiovascular, neurologic, endocrine, and renal diseases primarily as a result of physical impairment, disability, and poorer life satisfaction (Sprangers et al 2000).
Part of the troubling decline in Pacific Northwest salmon populations, which once fueled a $1 billion commercial fishery, can be linked to poor water quality.
The new study can't demonstrate that cause and effect are at work, but Eisenberg said there are many ways these circulatory conditions can be linked to poor semen quality, including the fact that they're all tied to obesity and smoking.
"There are huge gaps in our knowledge about a variety of serious diseases among people that may be linked to poor air quality in their homes, and these health consequences are potentially preventable," she says.
