Sentence examples for healthy nurses from inspiring English sources

Your team includes you, your family and friends, your doctors (make sure you can talk to them about prevention and screening and use of vitamins, diet and nutrients to keep you healthy), nurses and care managers, your insurance company, a trusted available pharmacist, and a nutritionist/dietician and/or a complementary medicine physician/adviser to discuss complementary options for you.

Some of these isolates were obtained from populations exposed to low antimicrobial selective pressure; 45 commensal isolates were from feces of healthy Wayampi Amerindians in French Guiana, 20 from feces of children living in a remote village of Senegal, and 49 from feces of healthy nurses working in a hospital in Paris.

For example, it has previously been seen that, in healthy nurses and midwives who worked either day or rotating night shifts, there were no differences between BMAL1, CLOCK, CRY1, CRY2, PER1, PER2 and PER3 gene expression levels in peripheral blood leukocytes [ 52].

The baby appeared pink and healthy, nursed well and had gained weight by her first doctor's visit.

Addressing fatigue in nurses has been identified as a priority by many organizations worldwide in an effort to promote both a culture of patient safety and a healthy nursing workforce.

But when it comes to a healthy nursing breast, we view a breast-feeding mother as somehow "lewd or indecent" and want to banish her to a filthy bathroom.

In July 2006, a 61-year-old previously healthy nurse (Mrs A) sought treatment for an infected seborrheic cyst of the scalp.

For instance, it didn't include healthier nursing home residents who are strong enough to undergo outpatient surgery, said Dr. Heather Neuman, a surgeon and associate professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health who wasn't involved in the research.

But after meeting with Healthy Start nurses and outreach workers, who provide as much psychological support as health care, Ms. Ralph said, she became excited about having a child.

A 16-year study of 68,907 initially healthy female nurses found that those who were sedentary had twice the risk of developing diabetes, and those who were both sedentary and obese had 16 times the risk when compared with normal-weight women who were active.

18 22 The purpose of this study was to examine the association between melatonin, sex hormone levels and shift work history among healthy premenopausal nurses, as potential intermediates in the pathway to breast cancer.