Sentences with phrase «public health experts went»

He overhears her tell her neighbor that she is a public health expert going to fight malaria.

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Here in British Columbia, where we live, a public health nurse calls on you after you have gone home with your baby and I would have never been as successful breastfeeding if it wasn't for the expert, hands - on advice, and encouragement she gave me.

While soda lobbyists, of course, objected to the restriction on food stamp use, even many public health experts questioned it from the get - go, fearing that it unfairly singled out people who receive food stamp.

The proposed rule, which is subject to public comment until July 9, has drawn fire from some lawmakers and public health experts who maintain that it does not go far enough to protect children from the devices.

«The report's call for greater targeted investment in public health is welcome, but sadly echoes calls made by the International Longevity Centre and other experts that have gone unheeded for far too long.

Prohibiting runway models from participating in fashion shows or photo shoots if they are dangerously thin would go a long way toward preventing serious health problems among young women — including anorexia nervosa and death from starvation — according to experts from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Hhealth problems among young women — including anorexia nervosa and death from starvation — according to experts from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public HealthHealth.

How opioid - related messaging goes viral: Biocomplexity Institute of Virginia Tech researchers share findings with public health experts

But infectious - disease experts and public - health officials say those closings, and steps taken elsewhere by education officials to approve emergency - closure protocols for schools far from any Ebola cases, go beyond what is necessary.

But the way the authors go about it — by using the loaded «deniers» term as a catch - all reference — is akin to a public health expert slapping this title on a study: «Promoting a healthy diet for fatsos.»

Experts who had been invited by the CDC felt the conference should definitely go forward because the science shows increasing direct impacts of warming temperatures and more extreme weather on public health.