Sentence examples for health recognized from inspiring English sources

The 2008 report by the Commission on the Social Determinants of Health recognized that community participation in health policy is not enough to improve a community's health status.

In 2013, European ministers of health recognized the disproportionate impact of obesity on those who are socioeconomically disadvantaged, in the Vienna Declaration [ 14, 22].

In the HIA by Tonne et al. (2007), where effects of PM2.5 and NO2 from traffic were compared, there was a slightly greater influence on health recognized when NO2 was the indicator [ 36].

The NTP, a natural and independent partner of the NIEHS, was the innovative idea of Rall, who with a few other like-minded collegial giants in the fields of public and occupational health, recognized the need to better coordinate the disparate and often redundant toxicology and health hazard identification activities in the Department of Health and Human Services.

Beginning in the 1990's and following the lead established in medicine, public health recognized the need to identify the evidence of effectiveness for different interventions, translate that evidence into recommendations for practice, and increase the extent to which that evidence is used [ 12– 12].

Submitted articles must fall under the broad theme: "Towards a scaling-up of training and education for health workers" The World Health Report 2006, Working together for health, recognized the centrality of the health workforce for the effective operation of country health systems and outlined proposals to tackle a global shortage of 4.3 million health workers.

Scholars of global health recognize this [ 12, 39].

Strengthening systems UNICEF works across sectors to build a comprehensive approach to child health, recognizing that true health is about more than health services themselves.

Introspective reflection can help professionals in global medicine and public health recognize the dynamic roles that they play in the world.

W. G. Meggs assessed clinical research priorities with primary focus on the role of volatile organic chemicals in human health, recognizing the areas where definitive data are lacking.

A life course approach to health recognizes the importance of early and later life exposures in identifying risk and protective processes operating throughout an individual's lifetime [ 1].