Sentences with phrase «health messaging suggests»

In fact, a new report from researchers of the University of Minnesota suggests that the flu vaccine is not as effective as public health messaging suggests.

Not exact matches

Sites like The Guardian have experimented with messages that try to educate readers about how much advertising supports the financial health and well - being of the site they are visiting, and suggest donating or signing up for a subscription.

It wasn't the only message being disseminated, of course: Merely suggesting abstinence as a public health measure was viewed by some as an irresponsible intrusion of religious fundamentalism into politics.

Whilst research suggests that women make infant feeding decisions irrespective of their contact with health professionals, it is clear that the health promotion message — breast is best — has been successful in improving women's knowledge and understanding of the benefits of breastfeeding for both themselves and their babies.

«These findings suggested that patient information materials aimed at patients with chronic kidney disease are pitched well above the average patient's literacy level, so that most patients wouldn't be able to read and understand the health messages,» Webster said.

For example, messages could suggest alternatives — such as self - tanning products that do not rely on UV rays — instead of solely emphasizing the health risks.

The results suggest that patients were more motivated to quit by «targeted messaging» with specific examples of the negative effects of smoking, rather than by a description of the general health benefits of smoking cessation.

The text messaging that can drive young people to distraction — or worse, if they're actually behind the wheel — can also be harnessed to promote better health and safety, a small new study suggests.

«Clearly visible messages such as «Flying causes climate change» could put some consumers off air travel in the same way that smokers are deterred by health warnings on cigarette packets, a new report on global warming suggests.

Communicating about climate change as a public health problem also faces barriers from how messages are shared and spread online, suggests another recent study.

Schwarzenegger suggested telling customers at petrol stations that «what you pump into your tank may kill you», and plastering oil tankers driving along highways with messages that their contents are dangerous to health.