Lower deployment in insecure provinces means inequitable maternal healthcare provision, weakened data reliability, and potentially underestimated mortality.
Spencer, patient This, coupled with a demonstration of macho fatalistic risk taking and holding on to very rigid, inflexible and insecure positions, means many men continue to be at risk of HIV.
Basically, four-year-olds are horrid – needy, insecure, fickle, mean, sneaky, tribal, and motivated by self-interest and power.
Because the situation is this: 17 percent of children in the United States are obese, 16 percent are food-insecure (this means they have inconsistent access to food), and some number, which is impossible to nail down, are both.
Nick and Isla felt that their insecure employment meant that complaining would result in losing their job and participants believing this did not attempt change.
They are in danger of remaining food insecure without the means to buy what they cannot produce.
Nearly 50 million Americans live in "food insecure" households, which means they don't have regular access to affordable food.
However, the high turn-over of businesses in tourism and the challenge of achieving return on investment in an insecure global context mean that the level of capital investment needed to diversify is often prohibitive.
At baseline, those who were food insecure had higher mean HbA1c values (8.4% vs. 8.0%) and lower self-efficacy and fruit and vegetable intake than those who were food secure (all P < 0.05).
You do not have to have a degree to realise that when 90% of CRS are on insecure fixed contracts, it means that 90% of CRS are faced with job insecurity, low pay, and poor working rights and conditions.
