Sentence examples for falling health from inspiring English sources
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And here at home, wages are falling, health care costs are rising and our great middle class is shrinking.
He had hoped to run 3 33, but given the conditions — 110 degrees on the track at the Home Depot Center and two runners falling — health became more important than speed.
While the number of H1N1 cases seemed to be falling, health officials warned against a false sense of security and believed that H1N1 could become a strain of seasonal influenza.
But in the wake of the NHS's most destructive reorganisation ever, embedding competition and privatisation at its heart – coupled with cuts, closures and falling health spending as a share of national income – the results can be seen in the pile-up in English A&E departments.
Quality of life, life satisfaction, assistive technology, accessibility, feeling of loneliness, social interaction, social support, participatory activities, falls, fear of falling, health care consumption and mortality.
Once a certain amount of rain falls, health directors in towns such as Greenwich and Stamford close the beaches to swimming.
WASHINGTON — Americans last year reaped the largest economic gains in nearly a generation as poverty fell, health insurance coverage spread and incomes rose sharply for households on every rung of the economic ladder, ending years of stagnation.
Although prices for the standard antiretroviral drugs have fallen, health officials are concerned about the high costs of second-line, or backup, drugs that are needed when the first-line drugs fail.
Information from questionnaires for at least one of the activities of daily living, falls, health status, and psychological wellbeing outcomes was available for 313 participants at follow-up: 157 in the control group and 156 in the intervention group.
Outcomes measures comprise subjective health, limitations in activities of daily living, mobility impairments, development of medical conditions or chronic health problems, falls, institutionalization, health services utilization, and death.
