In a world of younger populations, growing middle classes and technological openness, support for universal human rights will only grow.
This partly reflects the fact that younger populations tend to save more for retirement.
Less than 7%% of the imaging-detected ITNs are seen in younger populations [6, 9, 18].
Older populations report lower rates of good health than younger populations.
The test shows promise for online administration and for adaptation to younger populations.
Bibliotherapy, which has been found to be effective among younger populations, might be an attractive option.
Tattooing has become a popular practice in western countries, particularly among younger populations.
Based on existing findings, the strongest interventions appear to customize supports and target services specifically to younger populations, which is perhaps not surprising given that younger populations have long-term work potential.
This training will also be useful for younger populations with medical impairments, including conditions associated with disorientation.
Laparoscopic hysteropexy and sacrocolpopexy are reported as safe and effective for the treatment of prolapse in younger populations [10, 11].
The latter two especially have become preferred communication mediums versus e-mail for younger populations.
