Sentence examples for replicating health from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the global report The Marmot Strategic Review of Health Inequalities in England Post-2010 [ 7] once again reminded health sector decision-makers within a developed nation of the underlying factors producing and replicating health inequality and indicated the global commonality of the major policy drivers.

Despite these findings, it should be noted that associations between patterns of poverty and children's mental health may not replicate across health outcomes.

Hence, the unrealistic optimism effect, initially documented by Weinstein [ 1- 4], in his studies of US-college students was replicated, with health and oral health hazards in a representative sample of young Norwegian adults.

The main objective of the Fellowship program is to provide systematic public health training focused on increasing the number of professionals equipped with program leadership and management skills to implement health programs, strengthen and/or replicate successful health interventions, as well as enhance the sustainability of health programs in Uganda.

Adiponectin, apoB, CK-MB, CRP, ferritin and IL-18 improved IDI in FINRISK97, but none of them replicated in Health 2000.

We believe this model is another valuable option in a range of consumer involvement programs and could be replicated in health, emergency services and support agency education.

The proposed importance of the cellularity and low carbohydrate density of fruit and vegetables in maintaining an evolutionarily appropriate microbiota might explain the failure of supplementary fiber, vitamins, or antioxidants to replicate the health effects of a diet of fruit and vegetables when taken with a Western diet.

Developers of the Afya Bora program are happy to provide copies of modules and training materials for individuals in other countries who may be interested in replicating the global health leadership program.

Pain research has failed to replicate personality-health associations found in the general population.

He passionately defended the service's basis as a taxpayer-only funding system and he pledged there would be no moves towards replicating the insurance-based health system of the US, which he criticised for denying care to tens of millions of poor Americans and giving doctors a personal financial incentive to advise patients to be treated.

It can also be viewed as a public health intervention, replicating the benefits of naturally fluoridated water, which can free people from the misery and expense of tooth decay and toothache, with the greatest benefit accruing to those least able to help themselves.