It would be more useful to promote public knowledge of the issues raised by the magazine's portrayal of history, he said.
They are among the thousands of Afghan men and women who volunteer to work selflessly across Afghanistan to eradicate polio by promoting public awareness and knowledge about the virus, the vaccine to prevent it, and ongoing vaccination campaigns.
This study is important to raise public knowledge about drinking water, and to promote public health.
Science has a critical role to play in enlightening the discussion of these complex questions, in breaking down cultural and disciplinary silos, and in promoting public policy development based on knowledge.
This study captures the nuanced health disparities varied with housing deprivation, and therefore produces some more generalized knowledge that ultimately help develop housing construction plans aimed at promoting public health.
Understanding urban public ridership is essential for promoting public transportation.
By studying public perceptions, engineers, planners and policy-makers will have a better understanding of the public's reactions, concerns and issues of managed realignment, which not only fills the existing research gap but also promotes public awareness and knowledge alongside the consultation process.
They claim that we failed to specify exactly how human studies could benefit society, but we clearly stated in our article (Resnik and Portier 2005) that these studies could promote public health by providing knowledge that may be useful in regulating pesticides.
For some first aid strategies (e.g. asking about suicidal feelings), there is a need to promote greater public knowledge about appropriate actions.
Like many before me, I felt proud when taking the oath which called me "... through the protection of animal health and welfare," to promote public health and advance medical knowledge.
