Sentences with phrase «of access to health care»

This strongly suggests that the previous increase in maternal mortality was not driven by lack of access to health care, since access has not increased.

This page examines the role of gender in terms of access to health care and production and access to food.

The poor are exposed on several counts, including higher energy costs, dependence on public transit and lack of access to health care, the researchers reported.

«We should never deprive women of access to health care that they chose and their medical providers say is best for them,» Senator Bonacic said.

With all the uncertainty at the federal level around the future of access to health care, now is the time to elect a new Governor who will work to protect and expand access to reproductive health care.

Bain & Company partner Norbert Hueltenschmidt told the BBC last year that China faces major health care issues with its aging population, environmental problems, levels of access to health care, and sedentary living — physical activity has dropped 45 % since 1990.

It is merely a means of access to health care INSURANCE for those less fortunate and / or less healthy.

But in India, poverty and lack of access to health care consign most children with congenital cataracts to a life in darkness.

Resumes in this field showcase such responsibilities as focusing on efforts to improve the health of women before, during, and after pregnancy; and conducting outreach and enrollment in health coverage, as well as coordination and facilitation of access to health care services.

The die - in represented people who could die from lack of access to health care under the American Health Care Act (AHCA), which Rep. Long supports.

«We should never deprive women of access to health care that they chose and their medical providers say is best for them,» Bonacic said.

They also live in the most egalitarian countries in terms of access to health care and education.»

«This election is especially significant for us when women are confronted daily with uncertainty around the future of access to our health care,» said Sadovy.

Poverty, unemployment, and a distinct lack of access to health care and other important resources create situations that require specific responses.

Lack of access to health care and disease prevention efforts puts them at a higher risk of dying from both tuberculosis and lung cancer, for example.»

Food insecurity, lack of access to health care (including international food aid), and social, cultural, and economic class, all play a major role in explaining the prevalence of under - nutrition.

Students who live in communities with high levels of poverty are four times more likely to be chronically absent than others often for reasons beyond their control, such as unstable housing, unreliable transportation and a lack of access to health care.

North Omaha faces myriad challenges: high crime, food deserts, lack of access to health care, and a long legacy of pollution.