Sentence examples for health whose from inspiring English sources

The right to health is similarly being advanced through the work of a UN appointed Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health whose work focuses on clarifying the scope of the right to health and state obligations [ 21].

Another participant in the Mayo project, Helen Darling, the president of the National Business Group on Health, whose members are large employers, said her group would meet in Washington next month to discuss health care issues.

Increasingly immobilised by bad health, whose effects he furiously resented, Budrys did not ever return to Britain.

Meet K. Chandrasekhar, the C.E.O. of Forus Health, whose focus is "avoidable blindness" among India's rural poor.

"People in their 60's in good health whose parents lived long lives should rationally choose to defer," said Henry Aaron, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

The Texas commissioner of health, whose public comments had become a embarrassment for Gov. George W. Bush, was placed on an indefinite leave of absence today.

Douglas Dockery, chairman of the environmental health department at the Harvard School of Public Health, whose work on air pollution is a frequent target of Gradient scientists, described their critiques as "lame".

The MHRA is an executive agency of the UK's Department of Health whose task is to 'safeguard public health through our primary role in ensuring that the products we regulate meet required standards, that they work and are acceptably safe' (MHRA [2013]).

Getting the flu-ridden back to work a day early may justify the expense of Relenza to an American employer, but it makes little difference to Britain's Department of Health, whose bottom line is drug spending.Chris Ham, a health-policy expert at the University of Birmingham, is not surprised that drug companies have hit out at NICE in its early days.

To better understand these questions, I phoned Johanna Jarcho, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow at the National Institute of Mental Health whose work studies differences in brain development in healthy people versus those who have mental health problems, with a focus on anxiety.

The selection of Dr. von Eschenbach to lead the cancer institute, the only branch of the National Institutes of Health whose director is named by the president, comes as the White House must fill several openings in important health positions.