The phrase "healthy problem" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where a problem leads to positive outcomes or growth, but clarity is essential.
Example: "While it may seem counterintuitive, the increased demand for our product is a healthy problem that indicates our market success."
Alternatives: "positive challenge" or "constructive issue."
In literature, several organic compounds have been reported as potential corrosion inhibitor for different metals, but on the other hand, ecological and healthy problems have been arisen because of using such synthetic compounds.
Our efforts to create this lay registry of healthy problems in an attempt to compensate for the legally enforced silence of our medical community.
The patient will be asked by an open question if he experienced any side effects or healthy problems since the last visit, moreover it will be explicitly asked if the patient experienced unexplained muscle pain or dark urine, as these include the most common side effects of simvastatin.
The solution to cell senescence including promoting stem cell research may provide vital opportunities in tackling of the healthy aging problem, and prevention and treatment of age-related diseases.
Module 5. Changing your behaviour: Shows how healthy living, problem solving, and social support can help overcome depression and change behaviour.
In the intervention group the following intervention components are offered: · Psycho-educational and behavioral group sessions This part of the program consists of 10 group sessions in a 10-week period and includes discussions on PA and healthy eating, problem solving, written exercises, quizzes and plans to increase PA levels and to stimulate a more healthy eating behavior.
The four-item responses were dichotomized into very healthy, no problems, or healthy but a few minor problems versus sometimes quite ill or almost always unwell.
But access alone doesn't solve healthy eating problems in every community.
So why would we expect that, if we solve for access, we'll fix healthy eating problems in under-served communities?
According to a report published last year by the Child Poverty Action Group, spending on food in poor families is often cut to avoid debt or to meet other essential payments such as gas, electricity or rent.Sally Cavanagh of Sustain, a food charity, highlights a further problem: healthy foods are more expensive than nutritionally poor alternatives.
