Sentence examples for equal health from inspiring English sources

Health insurance does not equal health care.

Equity in access requires that people in equal health need be treated equally regardless of their ability to pay or other irrelevant criteria (horizontal equity) and that people in unequal need be treated appropriately (vertical equity) [ 24].

The Women's Equality party's overwhelming support for this motion on equal health is a first step towards doing that, towards rebuilding the physical and social infrastructure that underpins our success.

Filc concludes his book with a discussion of how human rights, public health, and economic imperatives can be combined to produce a truly equal health care system that provides high-quality services to all Israelis.

Steven Goldstein, who leads the state's largest gay rights group, Garden State Equality, said, "Same-sex couples will continue to be denied the consistent right to visit each other in the hospital, to make medical decisions for each other and to receive equal health benefits from employers," he said.

"At a time when, on the other side of the Atlantic they are fighting to provide a more equal health service, in the old continent of Europe, so-called experts are racking their brains to come up with theories that have no scientific basis.

In Diaz v. Brewer, Lambda Legal represents seven lesbian and gay state employees -- including from state universities and the State Department of Game and Fish -- who are challenging a move by the Arizona legislature to eliminate the equal health-care benefits that those employees rely on to safeguard their families' health -- just as their heterosexual colleagues do.

We do, however, know from our own RCT, that TKA patients reports equal health-related quality-of-life (HRQOL) 3 months postoperatively, irrespective of receiving standard or accelerated interventions, while THA patients receiving accelerated intervention report a HRQOL 3 months postoperatively that is approximately 10% higher that patients receiving the non-accelerated intervention [ 19].

Fat equals health, and, in winter, nourishment for the mother making milk for her cubs, which are born in the den.

Evidence regarding whether an equal access health care system attenuates cancer health disparities also remains unsettled.

In some cases, more spending even appears to equal poorer health.