And it was actively promoted, not in the pages of the fashion press, but in medical journals and public health pamphlets – by the very counterparts of those who condemn the practice today.
On some Fridays, the group gives away condoms on a sidewalk adjacent to the campus, and it keeps an online list of about 15 dorm rooms, which it calls "safe sites," where students can get free male and female condoms, lubricant and sexual health pamphlets.
Never mind the fact that your life was the replica of a risk factors page of a public health pamphlet titled, How to Avoid a Heart Attack.
Then, each student should provide his or her group's dental health pamphlet to his or her mentee, and they should review it together at the start of the month-long dental mentorship project.
In this blinded, randomized control trial, the experimental group received a dental health pamphlet and video, along with MI delivered by trained Indo-Canadian women lay counsellors (who were not health professionals), using a specifically developed protocol.
And for proposing that his district should employ Kurdish-speaking phone operators and print public-health pamphlets in Kurdish, he was accused (and later acquitted) of aiding a terrorist organization — the Kurdistan Workers Party, or P.K.K.
Individuals scoring 17 to 22 have marginal reading ability and often have difficulty comprehending more complicated information such as that found in health educational pamphlets.
Nevertheless, little is known about it in Greece, including patients' level of understanding health brochures and pamphlets distributed in Greek hospitals and clinics.
3. Research various topics relating to dental health to prepare pamphlets to use as the basis for a dental health mentoring program for younger children.
Includes correspondence, reports, histories of local health associations, newsletters, pamphlets, minutes, notebooks, annual reports, programs, personnel records, photographs, scrapbooks, and newspaper articles.
When patients in the 'difficult' decision group remained unconvinced by their GP or specialist to take medication, they turned to other sources of information (e.g. friends, family, other health care professionals, pamphlets).
