The large scale, sudden calamity rings our alarm bells louder, which the media senses and feeds, compounding the awareness of and fear about catastrophic sorts of risks.
Mrs. Kirkire's pain is compounded by the awareness that breast milk was crucial for the health of her child, but she suffered from a condition known as inverted nipples, in which a mother's nipples retract inwards and make it difficult for the baby to suckle.
There were also a number of attitudinal factors that appeared to relate to lifetime experiences, concerns about stigma and scrounging, compounded by personal awareness and campaigns about benefit fraud.
The problem is further compounded by limited awareness on the part of researchers and funding organizations of the costs of designing and implementing procedures for the feedback of individual health data.
This fact, compounded by poor community awareness and understanding of diabetes meant that the patients spoken to in these areas had generally received a diagnosis as a result of incidental findings when they sought medical care for other problems such as tuberculosis, or as a result of a visit to a tertiary care centre for treatment of severe complications of poorly controlled diabetes.
That initial awareness was rapidly compounded by a global energy crisis that began in 1973.
And those strains could be compounded by the lack of awareness about Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, even among medical professionals in China.
Awareness of the compounded effects of physical-mental comorbidity on psychological impairment in these populations is necessary to equitably address their experiences of health conditions.
The finding that only 56% of respondents heard about STI from their teacher indicates that school teachers do not play important role in educating their students on STI which is further compounded by poor coverage of awareness campaign in schools.
36 A delay in men's help-seeking can be compounded by a lack of awareness of EDs in men among primary healthcare practitioners, 37 reinforcing other evidence that suggests that patient gender affects the interpretation of the meaning of signs and symptoms presented in general practice.
