and Health
Sunsaltation and Health
... Physical activity is essential for a healthy and stressless life. Suryanamaskara (sun-salutation) is an ancient method of physical exercise which is beneficial by many ways for health of individual. It consists of ...
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Adolescent health in India and development implications
... presumption is that the only stress that adolescents experience is the consequence of pressure that emanate from problems related to the inability to excel in academics. This is not true as adolescence as a developmental ...
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Health expenditure and its repercussions on health status an analysis of south asian countries
... capita health expenditure and maternal mortality ...capita health expenditure reduces MMR by ...capita health expenditure has similar impact in t and t+1 time period as shown by the OLS and OLS with ...
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effects of maternal health education on the health knowledge and attitude of pregnant mothers attending ante natal clinics in Anambra State, Nigeria
... various health facilities to ask all pregnant mothers within 28 to 32 weeks of gestation who registered to report weekly to the ANC for the training programme which lasted for a period of six weeks (once every ...
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Internal Ph in health and disease
... Every living cell creates waste products. The nutrients are delivered to each cell and are burnt with oxygen to provide energy to live. The burned nutrients are the waste products. These waste products, which are mostly ...
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Plasma cells in health and disease
... Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia (WM) is classified as a lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma (LPL) by the World Health Organization (WHO) and REAL classifications. It is an indolent B-cell lymphoproliferative disorder. It ...
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Alcohol on adolescent and health impacts
... Human organs most vulnerable due to alcohol is the liver (Donovan 2004) and (Nur 2015). World Health Organization (WHO) on alcohol and health in 2013 said as many as 320,000 29 died worldwide each year ...
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Health, frontier and anthropology: interwoven dialogues
... worsening health cases to a critical level, which forces professionals to care for the ...Brazilian health services is the rental of addresses by ...
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Depression, anxiety, and despair in health residents
... demanding demands that professionals need to respond on a daily basis. These works involve intense emotional stimuli inherent to illness, such as contact with pain and suffering, complaints of hostile patients, and ...
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Mediumship and mental health: tensions from ethnopsychiatry/ethnopsychology
... mental health in informal health equipment (umbandaterreiros and candombléroças, for example), and there are no initiatives that, in fact, lead to reflections about how these religious spaces can also ...
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Exploring physical health perceptions, fatigue and stress among health care professionals
... Exploring health professionals’ perceptions of their own physical health stress and its possible relationships to job sat- isfaction was an important aim of the current ...the health care field is ...
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Arsenic Contamination and Associated Health Risk
... The health risk assessment of residents consuming groundwater with high arsenic concentrations has attracted widespread concern. This study therefore is aimed at providing a framework to evaluate the risks imposed ...
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<p>Health Professionals Oral Health Knowledge and Practice: Unleashing the Hidden Challenges</p>
... Oral health knowledge was calculated by evaluating the answers of the respondents to various questions in the questionnaire and adding them to give a cumulative ...oral health affects the rest of the body, ...
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Self reported chronic diseases and health status of Saudi elderly: results from a community health survey in riyadh
... commonest health problems that affect an individual’s quality of life and considered one of the most important concerns when it comes to the health care ...world Health Organization (WHO) describes a ...
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Public mental health and economic crises from holy quran and Hadith
... As the world is moving fast towards indescribable industrialization and globalization, along with considerable progress in technology free from all sort of complexities, the subject of mental diseases and psycho problems ...
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From symptom to diagnosis and treament: Environment and health perceived by the oncological patient
... The insistent search for help, in this case represents a strategy to face adversity. However, decision-making regarding cancer alarm symptoms is always complex. The recognition of cancer risk motivates the search for ...
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Culture and its Influence on Nutrition and Oral Health
... public health worker makes the responsible for finding some other acceptable method by which the mother can give reassurance to a child who is punished or upset for some other ...
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A systematic review of functional health literacy and health outcomes among diabetes type ii and hypertensive patients
... National Health Survey (PNHS) prevalence of hypertension and diabetes has been increased 10 fold during the last decade with more dominance among females and urban ...poor health literacy and disease ...
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Self perception of country health and correlation with the child's oral health care
... oral health perception, oral health care for children, oral hygiene performances and sociodemographic ...oral health. This variable evaluated care about the individual's health, in which he ...
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Radiotherapy and oral health
... Radiations have high linear energy which is transferred to tissues with an intent to kill cancer or neoplastic cells. During are damaged but because cancer cells have more replicative potential than normal cells, there ...
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