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  • Dietary transitions in African cities to promote nutritious diets | Research

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    Off. The rise in obesity is associated with an increased prevalence of diet-related non-communicable diseases (NDCs) such as type 2 diabetes, coronary heart disease, stroke and several cancers.
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  • Pregnancy and support for new parents | University Health Service

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    We strongly recommend that you don't smoke, don't drink alcohol, and maintain a healthy diet and exercise.

  • Professor T. Hugh Jones | Medicine and Population Health

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    European Heart Journal. , Vol. 24(5) (pp 342-342)Pugh PJ, Malkin CJ, Morris PD, Asif S, Jones RD, Jones TH & Channer KS (2003) Prevalence of hypogonadism in men with coronary

  • Engineering student wins award in global social impact competition | EEE

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    with a higher socioeconomic status, even when those with lower socioeconomic status drink similar or less amounts of alcohol. ... Seb applied systems mapping techniques to the ‘alcohol harm paradox’, an issue where alcohol-related health...
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  • The SF-6D: An internationally adopted measure for valuing health and assessing t…

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    the highest population prevalence such as bowel, breast and prostate cancer.
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  • Patient Instruction Manual

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    Alcohol Wipe – individually packaged pad saturated with 70% Isopropyl Alcohol used to cleanse the skin‟s surface. ... Do not scratch skin at exit sites. Clean the exit sites with alcohol wipe, allow alcohol to dry, place gauze dressing over the...

  • Hidden damage to lungs from Covid-19 revealed in new study from University of Sh…

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/news/hidden-damage-lungs-covid-19-revealed-new-study-university-sheffield
    The striking early results have resulted in discussions to expand the study to involve more patients in the community, to identify the overall prevalence of lung damage and the speed of
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  • Unravelling the mysteries of the nervous system | Neuroscience Institute

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    As we continue to live longer, the prevalence of these disorders will only increase - putting a greater strain on health services and the economy, not to mention the quality of life
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    water, in terms of their prevalence, likelihood of colonisation, growth rate,.

  • World Orphan Drug Congress 2024 – Barcelona | iHuman

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    Overall, discussion moved again to defining terms – this time with ‘rare’ opened to scrutiny, as a catch-all term for condition with variable levels of prevalence and severity.
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