Sentence examples for health time from inspiring English sources

Providing help and advice for young mothers is the key message of Early Nutrition for Later Health: Time to Act Earlier.

"Three years is literally a heartbeat in public health time," said Dr. Judith Wasserheit, the agency's prevention chief for sexually transmitted diseases.

Why, you may wonder, do people continue to get tests they don't need and that may exact costs to their health, time and pocketbook?

The charity said that rising numbers of pregnant women developing the condition amounted to a "health time bomb" for the next generation.

Each gain in the struggle toward organizational development more often than not requires, usually in some combination, a corresponding individual loss of of savings, leisure, energy, health, time with family or friends, comfort, or peace of mind.

With King Abdullah, 88, apparently in frail health, time is running out for the generation of princes who have ruled the kingdom since the death of its founder, King Abdulaziz al-Saud, in 1953.

"We are sitting on a health time-bomb," says Thabitha Khumalo of the Women's Advisory Council, a local support group.

The "Panicology" authors put obesity into the category of risks that most people could avoid if they chose, describing it as a "public health time-bomb".

'It's about trying to serve the needs we have rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach,' Wadd said, 'a way of defusing what might otherwise be a health time-bomb.' So successful is the activist programme judged by Whitehall that, having been developed in Slough, it is now spreading nationally.

Some will experience periods of ill health, times when they cannot work or train.

People's faith in the movie industry is so touching, if a massively underfunded mental-health time bomb.