The study stresses that there is not nearly enough knowledge of the sources of air pollution and its impact in much of Africa.
The study stresses that standing still for prolonged periods of time also carries health risks and warns that people who start standing more "could expect musculoskeletal sensations and some fatigue as part of the positive adaptive process".
The study stresses that an awareness of these observable behaviours can assist early childhood teachers and staff in kindergarten and the early years of schooling to identify children who may be at risk of not adjusting well to school.
A Reader's Digest post on the study stresses that even the study's authors "point out that their findings should not be taken as evidence of 'the superiority of literary fiction.'" This may be because a similar, less rigorous version of the same findings that lead to controversy in 2013.
At the same time, the study stresses that current cocrystal screening methods need to be improved to eliminate the occurrence of false negative results that could impede the development of functional multicomponent crystalline materials.
(4) The teachers in this study stressed that the position of VET in society has not changed but their status has become even lower.
The CHC-nurses in this study stressed that it was important to give priority to families with a poor economy and a low level of education, as children in these families are especially vulnerable regarding childhood overweight.
Professor Paulo Pinheiro, the Independent Expert for the UN Study stressed that the challenge was not simply "to break the silence by merely compiling shocking stories" but there is a need for "continuous efforts to understand the root causes, the factors that allow it to occur frequently and most importantly, effective ways to prevent and respond to this violence, where it occurs".
The study stressed however that the increased risk was minimal.
The GPs in our study stressed that patients with vague symptoms, which over time turned out to be those of cancer, were more likely to receive a later diagnosis because their symptoms did not meet urgent referral criteria.
