Sentence examples for health types from inspiring English sources

Every dollar spent on sanitation brings a return of $5.50, in the form of lower health costs and improved productivity, according to the World Health Organisation.Worryingly, however, 14% of the world still practises what health types politely call "open defecation".

We left-leaning public health types love civil liberties, and America, and the genius of our Constitution too, you know.

The social safety net matters to us public health types because -- and the evidence here is compelling and strong -- the one consistent alternative to a reasonable social safety net is an increased number of body bags.

Byrne et al. (1995) [ 10] concluded that self-perception of health, types of employment and life achievements did not differ between adult survivors and controls, but survivors were less likely to marry and more likely to divorce; in addition, absence of pregnancies was more common among married survivors than among controls.

None of the included studies were classified as full economic evaluations that make clear connexions between the PBF costs and healthcare services and/or health (Type I).

I am certainly not looking to pick any fights, but I doubt it will surprise anyone that as a public health type who reliably leans left of center, I support the SNAP program.

The Treatment Preference measure was significantly higher for patients who had lower weight/BMI (type 2 only) and better mental health (type 1 only).

Age, gender, personal income, educational level, self-assessed health, type of treatment (surgical vs. non-surgical) and distance to local hospitals were used as instruments.

The Perceptions of Insulin Therapy measure was significantly higher for patients who were male and older (type 2 only) and who had better mental or physical health (type 1 and type 2).

The Treatment Satisfaction measure was significantly higher for patients who were older and had lower weight/BMI and better physical health (type 2 only) and those who had better glucose control (type 1 and type 2).

The Diabetes Worries measure was significantly lower for patients who were non-Hispanic White and had higher weight/BMI (type 1 and type 2), and those who had better mental health (type 2 only).