Sentences with phrase «recent public health problem»

Obesity is a recent public health problem so the evidence on reversing it is still evolving.

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Launching the recent Conservative Draft Health Manifesto, Shadow Health Secretary Andrew Lansley recognised the current problems in the NHS, noting that under Labour, health inequalities have widened and public health problems, such as obesity and alcohol abuse, are increasing at soaring Health Manifesto, Shadow Health Secretary Andrew Lansley recognised the current problems in the NHS, noting that under Labour, health inequalities have widened and public health problems, such as obesity and alcohol abuse, are increasing at soaring Health Secretary Andrew Lansley recognised the current problems in the NHS, noting that under Labour, health inequalities have widened and public health problems, such as obesity and alcohol abuse, are increasing at soaring health inequalities have widened and public health problems, such as obesity and alcohol abuse, are increasing at soaring health problems, such as obesity and alcohol abuse, are increasing at soaring rates.

Indeed, many scientists would argue that recent research results tend to suggest that the public are right to be sceptical, both in terms of risks to human health, and increasing problems for farmers growing GM crops.

«Our recent studies suggest that DHA could be a promising agent for reducing this critical public health problem.»

Despite the widespread use of screening programs and the recent advent of vaccines against human papilloma virus, cervical cancer continues to be a significant public health problem.

«These problems are exacerbated because online media exists forever, meaning more people are being exposed to the series» potential harms even now,» added Eric Leas, a recent graduate of the SDSU joint doctoral program in public health and coauthor.

Stuckler and Basu argue that the harsh austerity measures and cutting of social programs adopted in response to the recent financial crisis have exacerbated public health problems and cost thousands of lives.

Especially given that alcoholism is a rising problem in the U.S. (a recent study indicates that 1 in 8 Americans are problem drinkers), which may provide tax - hungry politicians cover to raise alcohol taxes in the name of improving public health.

In recent months the issue of health problems in short - faced or brachycephalic dogs has been highlighted to the public, in the media and following high profile events like this year's Crufts.

Altogether, these findings suggest that popular breeds carry a significant health burden, and that in recent years the public may have started to avoid breeds with more health problems.

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

With recent accusations of fake news and the weaponization of information as a mechanism of steering public perceptions dominating headlines around the world, have you ever considered the reality that private dragnet surveillance via social media properties, ISPs, search engines, health sector organizations etc., heavily contribute to the problems of adversarial intervention and streamlined distribution of malware, ransomware, other forms of malicious payloads and propaganda?

Safecare ®: Towards Wide - scale Implementation of a Child Maltreatment Prevention Program Lutzker & Edwards - Gaura (2012) In Applied Public Health: Examining Multifaceted Social or Ecological Problems and Child Maltreatment View Abstract Describes the history of the SafeCare model, past and current SafeCare model programs and factors associated with SafeCare implementation and recent development of the National SafeCare Training and Research Center and upcoming NSTRC activities.