Sentence examples for health frame from inspiring English sources

By placing sexual health information in an ideological, rather than a public health frame, they were also able to promote their own narrow views on topics like abortion, sexual orientation, and gender roles.

We explored whether the health frame can be used as a context to motivate behavioral reductions of greenhouse gas emissions and adaptation measures.

The 'promotes health' frame rose from 4.9% in 1998 to a peak of 21.9% in 2007, falling slightly in 2008 to 16.1% when it was overtaken by 'environmental benefits'.

With this in mind, a public health frame would be useful to link climate change risks to local health impacts in order for climate change to be perceived as spatially and temporally relevant and context-specific.

However, it is not clear if the health frame would suffice to engage the pubic in adaptation and mitigation steps, since they hinge on public appreciation of the health threats of these climatic processes.

For analysis, these frames were defined based on the topics covered (e.g. costs, economic growth, or budgets would relate to an economic frame), type of evidence used (e.g. health outcomes, mortality rates etc., relate to a health frame), and emphasis (e.g. calls to action and participation in events relate to an advocacy frame) etc.

They talk more openly than they once did about the pope's frail health, framing it in the context of a perseverance that they say sets a powerful example.

Ninety minutes after injection, both perceived health framed to represent current ("How is your health right now?") and global health ("How would you rate your general state of health"?) was significantly lower in the endotoxin condition (p's < .01).01

Ninety minutes after injection, perceived health framed to represent the present day ("How is your health right now?"), was significantly lowered in the endotoxin condition in both studies (p's < .01).01

Health frames include research, evidence and information on health outcomes and the burden of diseases.

In Table  1, we provide a brief synopsis of the public health framing of each of the ten questions.