Sentence examples for chronic fighting from inspiring English sources

In Israel, a debate has been raging about what many have termed the senselessness of the chronic fighting in southern Lebanon.

The study, reported in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, found that chronic fighting and arguing was associated with a doubling to tripling in the risk of death from all causes during the midlife years.

We group and introduce the eight papers under four categories to reflect the workshop panel themes: (1) Medical dimensions of chronic disease in Africa; (2) Psychological dimensions of chronic disease in Africa; (3) Role of communities in tackling chronic disease; and (4) National and international dimensions of fighting chronic disease.

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A new plan for fighting chronic disease, published in July, aims to get people to take more exercise, reduce obesity rates, improve the care of patients with diabetes and high blood pressure and get people to eat better.

People fighting chronic illnesses are less likely than others to have Internet access, but once online they are more likely to blog or participate in online discussions about health problems, according to a report released Wednesday by the Pew Internet and American Life Project and the California HealthCare Foundation.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is easier than fighting chronic illness while trying to become healthy.

There are some great examples of organisations whose aim is to drive positive health behaviour in young people, using games and connected devices to create motivational methods to fighting chronic illnesses like cancer, obesity, and depression.

Consider the example recently presented on The Huffington Post by Dr. Dean Ornish, who wisely devised a program geared toward fighting chronic diseases through creating sustainable lifestyle changes that is now covered by Medicare.

What these findings mean, Hinnant said, is that the kids with naturally low RSA seem vulnerable to stress-system burnout when exposed to a chronic stressor like fighting parents.

CTLs play a critical role in fighting chronic virus infection and cancers.