These include the impacts of China's changing agricultural patterns, or heavy metals pollution.
These include the impacts of earthquakes, fire, and rainstorm disaster, complex geological conditions such as high geostress and active faults, cold and high altitude, and water-rich regions, as well as ecological preservation and energy conservation issues.
These include the impact on health of popular nutritional and herbal supplements, elimination and anti-inflammation diets, Mediterranean diets, veganism and vegetarianism, the DASH diet (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension), and the role of nutrition in the causation and management of chronic conditions such as obesity, cancer, heart disease, hypertension (high blood pressure) and diabetes.
These include the impact of immobilization on cell physiology and cell mobility, physical interactions of immobilized cells with the support, and the creation of a microenvironment.
These include the impact of organisational policy, communications and decision-making in the design and use of work systems and processes.
These include the impact of lifestyle factors and inflammation on risk of bone metastases, the gene expression features of the primary tumour, the potential role for metabolomics in early detection of bone metastatic disease and the signalling pathways that drive the metastatic lesions in the bone.
These include the impact of selective BRAF inhibitors on overall survival and quality of life, the identification of biomarkers of early resistance and relapse, the selection and scheduling of drugs to combine with BRAF inhibitors, and the mechanism and prevention of adverse events, such as SCC.
These include: the impact of obesity on self-esteem and social confidence; the direct effect of hormonal and metabolic changes on brain function [ 12, 13]; the result of changes in dietary behaviour and physical activity levels that can be a consequence of depressed mood [ 14] or; weight gain secondary to the use of psychiatric medications [ 15].
These included the impact of sexual changes on self and identity [ 78], communication with health professionals [ 74], and renegotiation of sexuality [ 55], reported elsewhere, as well as perception of causes of sexual changes, emotional consequences of sexual changes, and impact of sexual changes on relationships, the focus of the present paper.
These variables include the impact of natural and human changes that occur periodically (the repetition of certain events according to day, month, and year), sequentially (changes over time), and suddenly (disasters and other unexpected events).
These ideas include the impact of pollution such as soot particles that have reflected back some of the Sun's heat into space.
