The real government should handle diseases.
And they have learned how to handle diseases better, reducing the quantity of fish that ends up being unsellable.As a result of all these improvements, the global production of farmed fish, measured in tonnes, now exceeds the production of beef (see chart).
The way in which mothers handle diseases like diarrhoea also has an effect; many mothers know about oral rehydration therapy but the children of less educated mothers are more likely to die from diarrhoea than other children.
(GP32/M/3) I'm not optimistic that new NHS structures are going to have as big an impact, erm, on, erm, the way in which we handle diseases and groups of people in the community as perhaps they might do … this is like, you know, changing gears without any, erm, clutch, I mean it's really grinding the cogs quite badly.
(GP5/F/2) Organisational change I'm not optimistic that new NHS structures are going to have as big an impact, erm, on, erm, the way in which we handle diseases and groups of people in the community as perhaps they might do … this is like, you know, changing gears without any, erm, clutch, I mean it's really grinding the cogs quite badly.
However, the demarcater is trained in handling disease, and therefore he/she is willing to take on a disease preventive role.
The vast amount of publications referring to influenza and the difficulties in handling disease once it emerged, illustrates the need of a sound evaluation of the scientific output.
Patients who had more positive affect, additional social support, and adequate treatment adherence or feel-good spirituality, handled disease conditions better and consequently had a better HRQL.
Metabolomics approaches can intrinsically provide holistic molecular perspectives and thereby lead to better representations of disease progression, especially if we stop using univariate cut-offs for diagnostics and start handling disease risk as multivariate continuous dimensions.
Also, the results of this research can have a clinical importance by clarifying the role and importance of patients' social environments for handling disease and maintaining or altering self-management.
