"fruit and veg could reverse the effects of ageing" Given the dramatic rate in which the older population is increasing (the number of those 85 and over is expected to double to more than 1.8 million by 2028) it is crucial we investigate ways to minimise vulnerability of the brain from ageing.
The resulting challenges faced by duty holders are: (1) to find or design authoritative standards or benchmarks to steer their societal risk management arrangements; and thereby (2) increase their chances of fulfilling their societal risk duties of care and achieving legal compliance; and thereby (3) minimise their vulnerability to managerial risks.
This was why, in the 17th century, the East India Company built high-walled, guarded docks at Blackwall to minimise the vulnerability of their cargoes.
Lizarraga: It's important to know about the phenomenon from a historical perspective especially since it minimises that vulnerability.
2. Make sure you regularly update your operating system to minimise your system vulnerabilities 3. Secure your network and use this to shop online.
In the shadow of an election year, Obama is desperate to minimise his political vulnerability on the gas price issue – and Republicans are desperate to exploit it.
These findings agree with the "harm to offspring" hypothesis [ 13, 33, 36, 37], which predicts that mothers should minimise periods of vulnerability during parental absence (e.g., foraging, movement activities, and digging) [ 33].
Often their approach to "keeping women safe" may just be to minimise their exposure through limiting travel or tighter curfews rather than understanding the specific vulnerabilities and strengths of both women and men.
21 Unless doctors are able to acknowledge realistic limitations and vulnerability, they will need to use denial to protect themselves from conscious awareness of their vulnerability and fallibility, and minimise these to others.
EU leaders (minus the UK) agreed that the single market should aim to minimise competition based on the cheapness and vulnerability of employees.
