With greater public understanding, they can help ensure that the global economy is not only strong but also fair and protective of human rights and the environment.
It is from this holistic perspective of social relations that we can work to effect fair, equitable, and protective environments as they relate to global medicine and public health.
Traditional epidemiology has also much to learn from them, about integral notions of space, sustainable relations between nature and humanity, a healthy conception of time, a harmonious management of the planet's energies and about a fair, equitable and protective construction of social relations.
In particular, it has informed our belief that the establishment of fair, equitable, and protective health environments comes through a collective construction of profound social awareness, one in which each of us recognizes that our everyday actions can either promote or inhibit social equity.
However, the claim by Wells, Smalarz, et al. (2015, p. 315) that fillers should be more protective in fair than in biased lineups was not apparent.
It's not fair to be so protective of your stuff while you help yourself to others' things.
Overall protective factors displayed fair to moderate agreement beyond chance in serves of vegetables per day (κw 0.50) and serves of fruit per day (κw 0.60).
When confronted with increased risk in the line of duty, it would be fair for physicians to demand that protective equipment and psychologically sustainable working conditions are available [ 14].
Not only are generals "fair game," but the military is "fiercely protective" of Americans' right to criticize them, he insisted.
Higher socioeconomic status was protective for common mental disorder, fair or poor health and long standing illness, but those with higher socioeconomic status reported higher levels of hazardous alcohol use.
