Sentence examples for diet substance from inspiring English sources

Risk factors spanned emotions, sleep qualities, environment and weather, lifestyle, diet, substance use, and travel.

Unlike infections, most chronic diseases don't obviously spread and have only a few modifiable risk factors: limited physical activity, poor diet, substance use.

Information about maternal health, pregnancy history, diet, substance abuse, occupation, residence, demographics and water use was collected after oral consent was obtained [ 30].

Further, and importantly, if health differences between SES groups are due to lifestyle, diet, substance abuse, health literacy or wear and tear injuries, the effects of these are likely to accumulate over time.

Health studies of the native population have associated the oil industry's expansion in the North Slope to disruption of the traditional subsistence lifestyle, contributing to rising rates of type 2 diabetes, metabolic problems from changing diets, substance abuse, suicide, and asthma.

Clover and other legumes are rich in phytoestrogens; therefore, if the effects observed by Paul et al. (2005) were due to endocrine-active substances in the diet, these substances could well have been phytoestrogens.

Inflammatory-bowel disease, a complex disorder that appears to have a variety of genetic underpinnings, does not seem to be caused by any particular diet or substance, and there is no evidence that restricting sugar ameliorates it.

We also outline selection of appropriate proxy outcome measures for detecting response to treatment and collection of ancillary data, such as diet and substance use, that are critical for interpretation of results.

Environmental factors involved are stress, diet, smoking, substance abuse, and physical exercise (Nordfjall et al. 2008; Valdes et al. 2005).

Patterns of disability in a particular country are influenced by trends in health conditions and trends in environmental and other factors –such as road traffic crashes, natural disasters, conflict, diet and substance abuse [ 1].

This would allow the CHW to: 1) explain to the adolescent the services offered by the YFHS clinic; 2) distribute information about healthy behaviors such as diet, lifestyle, substance misuse, mental health, and sexual/reproductive health; 3) create space for dialogue that enables adolescents to ask the CHW questions or even to discuss an embarrassing condition.