Sentence examples for collateral health from inspiring English sources

The collateral health benefits of physical activity prescription support its use as standard option in preventive health care.

Deprivation has been studied but not in old age [ 11], and the "potential collateral health gain" from social contacts has been relatively neglected [ 12].

Our findings suggest that the healthcare system should consider collateral health effects when dealing with people exposed to sibling deaths from external causes.

Our findings suggest that culturally adapted interventions for Pakistani women at risk of T2D, delivered via group PA sessions with counselling and dietary advice, may encourage their PA and dietary behaviour change, and have collateral health and social benefits.

These shifts may improve police occupational safety by reducing the prevalence of adverse encounters with PWID, but they may also have collateral population health benefits such as reducing risk behaviour and infectious disease incidence among PWID.

The Sachs commission argues that there would be large collateral benefits from improved health care in the world's poorest nations.

The core challenge here is that subsequent developments can have a first-order impact on both the value of assets accepted as collateral and the apparent health of the firms needing support.

As one who doesn't have a strong affiliation with either major party and who has studied the collateral damage from our health ecosystem, it's striking how shallow the analysis is on the Trump phenomenon.

Cravings do not exist in a vacuum – they ALWAYS include the collateral damage of mental health consequences.

Adherence to antitubercular treatment was assessed by patient report, tuberculosis clinic cards (upon which daily doses taken are recorded) and/or collateral information from the health care worker at the tuberculosis clinic.

And what is the acceptable extent of collateral damage to ecological health and human populations?