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And so global health experts would need to respond, would have to develop, to recalibrate everything that they were doing.

Mental and physical health problems, which tend to increase as we age, interfere with our ability to pay attention, and thus act as memory thieves.

Special Olympics also addresses critical health needs.

Also, our coaches teach us about nutrition and health.

Special Olympics also provides free health screening for athletes who have difficulty communicating with their doctor or accessing health care.

Now, I have dreams and achievements in my sport, great coaches, respect and dignity, better health, and I am pursuing a career as a personal trainer.

If the fetus develops poorly or dies, the mother's health is endangered.

Via the gut's nervous system, stress can also change the composition and function of your gut bacteria, which may affect your digestive and overall health.

As if all that weren't enough, chronic stress has even more ways it can sabotage your health, including acne, hair loss, sexual dysfunction, headaches, muscle tension, difficulty concentrating, fatigue, and irritability.

Its focus on innate racial differences in disease diverts attention and resources from the social determinants that cause appalling racial gaps in health: lack of access to high-quality medical care; food deserts in poor neighborhoods; exposure to environmental toxins; high rates of incarceration; and experiencing the stress of racial discrimination.

You see, race is not a biological category that naturally produces these health disparities because of genetic difference.

Race is a social category that has staggering biological consequences, but because of the impact of social inequality on people's health.

Yet race medicine pretends the answer to these gaps in health can be found in a race-specific pill.

It's much easier and more lucrative to market a technological fix for these gaps in health than to deal with the structural inequities that produce them.

But before you make your decision, remember that not all patients arrive at the hospital with the same level of health.

And if we divide each hospital's last 1000 patients into those who arrived in good health and those who arrived in poor health, the picture starts to look very different.

Hospital A had only 100 patients who arrived in poor health, of which 30 survived.

So Hospital B is the better choice for patients who arrive at hospital in poor health, with a survival rate of 52.5%.

And what if your relative's health is good when she arrives at the hospital?

Here, the hidden factor is the relative proportion of patients who arrive in good or poor health.

The biggest health risk occurs when lots of ionizing radiation hits us in a short time period, also known as an acute exposure.

For the remainder that is ionizing, our exposures are usually low, and choices like getting your home tested for radon and wearing sunscreen can help reduce the associated health risks.

Maintaining a balanced water level is essential to avoid dehydration or over-hydration, both of which can have devastating effects on overall health.

But today's environment requires far more complex decision-making, and these decisions are more biased by unconscious factors than we think, affecting everything from health and education to finance and criminal justice.

And how many of you know at least one person that you avoid because you just don't want to talk to them? (Laughter) You know, it used to be that in order to have a polite conversation, we just had to follow the advice of Henry Higgins in "My Fair Lady": Stick to the weather and your health.

And while omegas are good fats for your brain, long-term consumption of other fats, like trans and saturated fats, may compromise brain health.

Trace amounts of the minerals iron, copper, zinc, and sodium are also fundamental to brain health and early cognitive development.

Exercising, especially when we're young, has all sorts of health benefits, like strengthening our bones, clearing out bad cholesterol from our arteries, and decreasing the risk of stroke, high blood pressure, and diabetes.

Then, technological advances coupled with public health measures resulted in the betterment of the quantity, quality, and variety of food.

By the mid 19th century, being excessively overweight, or obese, was recognized as a cause of ill health, and another century later, declared deadly.

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