Sentences with phrase «understood public health problem»

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Our industries understand that obesity is a public health problem in Australia, and that it -LSB-...]

«The most common problem we see in everyday medicine is one of understanding and care due to language barriers,» says Anita Rieder, Head of the Centre for Public Health at the MedUni Vienna.

As a result, researchers are aiming to understand the causes and cures of this public health problem.

Dr Sorichetta comments: «It's crucial we understand human mobility, so we can quantify the effect it has on our societies and the environment and provide strong evidence to support the development of policies to address issues, such as public health problems.»

«We've had this idea that discrimination is associated with heavier drinking and drinking - related problems, but we didn't have a clear understanding of the evidence underneath that,» says Paul Gilbert, assistant professor of the Department of Community and Behavioral Health at the UI College of Public Health and lead author of the study.

He added, «Equally important, state and local policy makers can use the online tool to better understand the nature of their air pollution problem so they can consider the best solutions for addressing their particular problem and improving the public's health.»

We are beginning a dialogue with public health researchers, behavior and social science researchers, statisticians, and many other stakeholders to truly understand the challenges and develop new solutions to the problem.

Through these areas, the College prepares the next generation of veterinarians and veterinarian scientists, conducts bench and clinical research to solve animal and human health problems, addresses critical ecosystem and public health issues, helps protect the U.S. food supply, and promotes a clearer understanding and appreciation of the human - animal bond that is at the center of these concerns.

Yeah, a few public health people look and say, how can we consistently be so stupid for so long about problems that are so clearly understood?

This guidance document has been developed for practitioners in both National Meteorological Services (NMHSs) and National Health Services (NHSs) to outline the issues surrounding the general heat — health problem and present how an understanding of the biometeorology, epidemiology, public - health and risk - communication aspects of heat as a hazard can be used to inform the development of an Heat — Health Warning Systems as part of a wider Heat - Health ActionHealth Services (NHSs) to outline the issues surrounding the general heat — health problem and present how an understanding of the biometeorology, epidemiology, public - health and risk - communication aspects of heat as a hazard can be used to inform the development of an Heat — Health Warning Systems as part of a wider Heat - Health Actionhealth problem and present how an understanding of the biometeorology, epidemiology, public - health and risk - communication aspects of heat as a hazard can be used to inform the development of an Heat — Health Warning Systems as part of a wider Heat - Health Actionhealth and risk - communication aspects of heat as a hazard can be used to inform the development of an Heat — Health Warning Systems as part of a wider Heat - Health ActionHealth Warning Systems as part of a wider Heat - Health ActionHealth Action Plan.

It includes a series of public seminars that provide general tips on everyday parenting issues; one - off discussion groups addressing the most common parenting problems; brief and short - term primary care consultations for specific problems; group or online courses for a comprehensive understanding of Triple P strategies; a one - on - one personal support program for tackling serious behavior problems; and two high intensity programs that deal with complex family and / or mental health issues, including the risk of child maltreatment.

Understanding the epidemiology of this public health problem can guide prevention efforts, help identify and reduce risk factors, and promote protective factors.