Sentence examples for health improving from inspiring English sources

The objectives of such an institution include focusing on men's and boys' health, improving gender relations, promoting gender equality and highlighting positive male role models.

Ms. Falletta, for example, led three formerly troubled orchestras, in Long Beach, Calif., Norfolk and Buffalo, to relative financial health, improving their national visibility through touring, broadcasting and recording.

We propose that implementation of a program with these interventions would have a positive impact on all three domains of the triple aim - improving health, improving the experience of care, and reducing per capita healthcare cost.

One of the strong conclusions that the science of happiness arrives at is that meaningful social connection is the most direct pathway to improving your health, improving your happiness, and improving the strength of your community.

Given our increasing understanding of the weak links between health care and health, improving efficiency within the health care system may actually be a prerequisite for addressing equity issues in health.

Predicting these changing distributions will be critical for assessing population health, improving protected area design, preparing for reintroduction efforts and addressing potential parasite risk in lemurs, humans and domestic animals.

Through the combined efforts of franchisees and microfranchisees, Jibu has sold close to 30 million liters of safe drinking water, introduced fortified porridge as a health-improving supplement, attracted 150,000 daily consumers and created 568 jobs.

Monascus mycelia and pigments are promising sources of food and medicine with their potential pharmaceutical values and health-improving functions.

Patients are always elated when you can recommend an enjoyable, health-improving, recreational activity.

Finland began researching the natural sweetener Xylitol and its capacity to dramatically reduce dental plaque in the early 1970s and developed and launched a Xylitol chewing gum – arguably the world's first health-improving food product – in 1975.

Focusing only on the cost of a medicine — without considering its health-improving or life-saving benefits, or consequent reductions in other health care expenses — ignores its real value.