Sentences with phrase «health courses ever»

The Holistic Health Mastery Program is considered by many to be one of the most comprehensive, in - depth, and well organized online natural health courses ever created.

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Poster above was developed as a student project for the Breastfeeding Course For Health Care Providers, Douglas College, Canada Have you ever wondered what the ingredients are in breastmilk?

The way around that problem, of course, is for schools, sports leagues and other organizations to join public health experts in raising ever greater awareness among coaches, parents and children to play it smart and take brain injury very seriously.

«Personally, I am more concerned about MERS following the course of SARS than I ever will be regarding Ebola becoming widespread outside of certain regions of Africa,» says Dr. Amesh Adalja, a senior associate at the Center for Health Security at the University of Pittsburgh.

Anyone who has ever connected to the world wide web is aware about the health benefits of fresh, whole foods and the dangers of over-processed junk food, and i'd like to think we're all doing our best to stay on the right course and avoid ingesting empty calories and harmful toxins.

We opened as the first ever medical practice in WeWork, with a skeleton crew of myself, two health coaches and a lab director, and of course my formidable office plant Janis Joplin.

Of course, before an emergency ever arises, it's a good idea to learn all you can about first aid techniques and pet health care.

Taken one step further, Leckey of course knows, that in our age of ever widening information availability, your tubs of ice cream and slabs of bacon could one day influence your health insurance rates and that one bottle too many of premium vodka in the Family Hub could jeopardize your college application or nix the promotion that you so desperately deserve.

Today, of course, we face more complex challenges than we have ever faced before: a medical system that holds the promise of unlocking new cures and treatments — attached to a health care system that holds the potential for bankruptcy to families and businesses; a system of energy that powers our economy, but simultaneously endangers our planet; threats to our security that seek to exploit the very interconnectedness and openness so essential to our prosperity; and challenges in a global marketplace which links the derivative trader on Wall Street to the homeowner on Main Street, the office worker in America to the factory worker in China — a marketplace in which we all share in opportunity, but also in crisis.