Sentence examples for combat illnesses from inspiring English sources

They contend that existing protections benefit multinational drug companies by blocking cheaper generic versions of drugs to combat illnesses like AIDS and malaria.

But despite several decades of concerted research in the field of psychoneuroimmunology, to my scrutiny no robust effects of meditation or other relaxation techniques that could combat illnesses like cancer or AIDS have been identified.

National Football League players and even top college athletes are usually coached by those on the cutting edge of risk awareness and management, and have every preventive and curative medical professional and amenity at their disposal to combat illness and injury.

Often volunteers create maps where there was nothing before as in Kibera in Kenya where basic amenities such as drinking water sources and latrines as well as churches are located to improve living standards and combat illness (eg, where latrines are located too near water sources).

Drinking enough H2O can combat illness and flush out toxins.

It's helping people who are overweight to survive, to combat illness and know that there's a place here for them".

Some people need help finding a place to live, some need help to combat illness, others need help finding a job, and yet others need help obtaining legal protection.

To identify and combat illness behaviours, during the classes physiotherapists will use a biopsychosocial approach to management, based on cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) principles [ 23, 24].

Sleep deprivation makes the body less able to combat illness, and more susceptible to getting sick in the first place.

Most humans spend the vast majority of their time worrying about practical … issues like the availability of food and water, the suitability of climate, maintaining health, and combatting illness".

In April, Singapore's Parliament responded to the SARS outbreak by amending its 27-year-old Infectious Diseases Act, which was devised to combat endemic illnesses like cholera, typhoid, leprosy and malaria.