Sentences with phrase «very real health issue»

When my ex-physician self began to laugh, nod and applaud his fictionalized account of a very real health issue — recovery from stroke — I -LSB-...]

But the truth is, sleep deprivation is a very real health issue.

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«It's easy to put everybody else's needs first — lack of time, lack of sleep are very real issues — but there's some pretty compelling evidence that the demands of caregiving can be pretty toxic on a person's mental and physical health,» she says.

Empirical research bears out that burgers are not a health food and the cholesterol is a very real issue and problem when it comes to heart disease.

And yet there's a nagging sense that the filmmaker is using a very real mental health issue for cheap thrills.

Obviously, Turner's thoughts are on the extreme side — but not addressing the issue of climate change could very well have very real consequences in terms of food, health, and habitat.

Post-traumatic stress disorder is a very real mental health issue in our veteran community, and any severely stressful and traumatic situation can trigger PTSD in an individual regardless of their experience or how well trained they may be.

Before we see much job growth, small - business owners, who employ some two - thirds of American workers, need to get their confidence back and start hiring, notes Ken Riggs, CRE, CEO of Real Estate Research Corp. «These people are very nervous,» not only about the economy but also about unresolved issues such as taxes and health care costs.

Corporate Real Estate Community Addresses Air Quality Issues in China April 18, 2017 China is grappling with a serious air pollution crisis that not only poses a threat to public health, but also could very well be an impediment to China's economic growth.