Definitions Health is a multi-dimensional and multi-causal variable. Health is one of the issues at the conference by Oxfam-International. Health is a prerequisite for the realisation of all other rights including social, economic, cultural, civil and political rights. Health is a function, not only of medical care but of the overall integrated development of society-cultural, economic, education, social and political.

Women Health

1. Your on-line guide to women health and fitness.
2. Educating the women in health ,hygiene and sanitation.

Health Care

1. Look for yoga, ayurveda, health care, nutrition etc.
2. He has wide interest in the field of health care and education.
3. Poor nutrition and limited health care during the pregnancy increases the likelihood of poor outcomes.

Treatment

1. Includes information on personal health, doctors and treatment.
2. Healing signs : the astrological guide to health and well being.
3. We are running an Ayurvedic health resort mainly with rejuvenative and curative treatments.

Department

1. The Department of Health must draw attention to the unhealthy lifestyle created by the car.

Environmental

1. Health, legal, environment, agriculture, education, employment, banking and finance.

National Institute

1. This course explores issues relevant to mental illness, mental health from a gender perspective.
2. The National Institute of Occupational Health (NIOH) has already given its verdict against endosulfan.

Insurance

1. Health insurance coverage is extremely low.
2. Health portal with information on doctors, hospitals, chat, insurance etc.
3. Gupta, Monica Das (1996) Life course perspectives on women's autonomy and health outcomes.
4. Most of the health workers and midwives are from the most disadvantaged communities, especially the Harijan community.

Public Health

1. Sustaining public health provision.
2. This course thoroughly reviews the epidemiology of infectious diseases of public health importance in developing countries.

Food

1. Nutrition Food - Tips for nutrition and health freaks.
2. Health connection - The site lists names and e-mail addresses of manufacturers of health food products and supplements.

Education

1. At the end of PHA 2000 a "People-s Charter For Health" was unanimously adopted.
2. You choose from a variety of news, entertainment, music, education, sports, fashion, kids, and health content.

Alternative

1. Mail order horoscopes plus link directories for Alternative Health and New Age websites.
2. NaturalHealthWeb.com is the most complete guide to information about Natural Health and Alternative Medicine on the Internet.

Health Transition

1. Boroffice, O. B. (1995) Women's attitudes to men's sexual behaviour. Health Transition Review 5(suppl.):67-79.
2. Health transition comprises three components, viz demographic transition, epidemiological transition, and health care transition.

Aids

1. In Manipur AIDS has emerged as a serious public health concern.
2. Communicable diseases, including sexually transmitted diseases, pose a serious problem to public health.

Family Welfare

1. Statistical data on Indian health infrastructure, manpower, education, diseases, AIDS, immunization, nutrition and family welfare.

Mental Health

1. Mental health and psychiatric nursing.
2. SelfhelpMagazine is an educational publication written by mental health professionals.

Professionals

1. It highlights the importance of health care professionals recognising that older people are sexual beings.
2. Created by medical professionals, this is a comprehensive search engine for Internet medical and health-related sites.

Policy

1. Mental health policy in Britain.
2. AIDS and mental health practice : clinical and policy issues.

Health Information

1. Gathers relevant occupational safety and health information.
2. Health portal with health information, a drug database and a doctor database.

Child Health

1. We care your health by herbal treatment.
2. The status of women is a sensitive index of child health.
3. The project has brought quality family planning and maternal and child health care to the cities.
4. Health risks: Cholera, malaria, dengue fever, dysentery, hepatitis, meningitis (trekking areas only) and typhoid.

Health Organization

1. India health Zone Helping people for a healthy living.
2. In due course it is envisaged that this will evolve into a People-s Health Movement.
3. This booklet meets the need of health educators and TB programme Managers both in India and abroad.
4. Multidisciplinary teams were created that include physicians, nurses, health educators, psychologists, and physical therapists.

Health Problems

1. The decay of the public health system.
2. For maximum impact, other public health interventions are essential.
3. Elimination of iodine deficiency disorders as a public health problem.
4. Investigation and analysis of major health problems and delivery services in the African American Community.
5. Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, diabetes, and cancer are emerging as major public health problems in India.

Primary Health

1. Reproductive health in India-s primary health care system.
2. Schools, primary health centers and other facilities have become dysfunctional.
3. If they cannot afford it they take a bus ride to the nearest Primary Health Centre (PHC).

Providers

1. Public health education aimed at patients, the general public and healthcare providers.
2. Three people-s organisations are collaborating with CEHAT to develop health programmes and advocacy.
3. Improving micronutrient status is one of the most cost-effective health investments that countries can make.

Medical

1. Rural Health India is dedicated to the development of Natural Medical therapies.
2. Ayurveda brings to life the concepts of preventive health care and health promotion.
3. It will be the highlight of community-based health promotion programme, to be held on 30 Sep.
4. This site from CNN(Cable News Network) offers current news stories on important health and medical issues.
5. The privatisation of medical care is leading to over medicalisation and escalation of the health care cost.

Kairali Ayurvedic Health

1. The above prices are provided by Kairali Ayurvedic Health Resorts for online booking.
2. The health and fitness programmes in the Kairali Ayurvedic Health Resort are based on Ayurvedic oil massages.

Services

1. What to do? Get thee to an alternative health-care practitioner.
2. Information on health-care with list of sites on blood banks, doctors etc.
3. There was very little attempt to involve the community in health care services.
4. Adolescents' use of health care services and risk for maternal morbidity in West Africa: the MOMA study.

Health Sector

1. II: Health hazards of gem polishing.
2. I had four of these massage, I felt brand new and I was glowing with health.
3. In 1991 there was a total of 811,000 hospital and health care facilities beds.
4. Annotation :Discusses the impact of globalisation on the health sector and food security.
5. This is seen in the very high rate of caesarian births and increasing health expenditure.

Private Health

1. This is a data collection package for health care-workers in rural India.
2. USANA - Health Sciences in vitamins, nutritional products and sense skin care.
3. A network of healthcare institutions and services offering private health care.
4. The concept emerged from the first international Conference on Holistic Health and Medicine.
5. They clamored for health care and answers, and the news media and some legislators picked up the battle cry.

Family Health

1. Plus important health tips!.
2. The course will focus on understanding the social determinants of health.
3. For more information, see: Travel health, also in the Wellness section of this resource.
4. Preliminary findings from the second National Family Health Survey (NFHS-2) are now available for the state of Kerala.
5. The People's Health Movement (PHM) announces the launch of a series of global campaigns to stop the American and British War against Iraq.

World Health

1. The public awareness campaign culminated with the National Health Assembly.
2. This has economic implications for countries in which anemia is a significant public health problem.
3. The Health InterNetwork will be in the public domain and resources for projects in the public domain are limited.
4. Apart from the Delhi government, the World Health Organisation (WHO), UNICEF and Rotary International also participated in the campaign.
5. The national averages of health indices hide wide disparities in public health facilities and health standards in different parts of the country.

Occupational Health

1. For if it-s placid backwaters revive your senses, Kerala-s health spas renew your spirit.
2. This will improve the status of occupational health of the working class in the long run.

Health Status

1. They form an interrelated complex of opportunities and problems in improving health status.
2. The cornerstone of all SEWA's health activities is the improvement of women's health status.

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