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Number three: global warming means that our mountains receive more rain and less snow ... and, unlike snowfall, rain melts ice, which just hurts the
health
of our glaciers.
To work together to monitor the
health
of the glaciers; to work together to shape and implement policies to protect our glaciers, and, by extension, to protect the billions of people who depend on our glaciers.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention call antimicrobial resistance one of the greatest public
health
challenges of our time.
Every other night in Japan, I step out of my apartment, I climb up a hill for 15 minutes, and then I head into my local
health
club, where three ping-pong tables are set up in a studio.
But in time, I came to see that it was that seeming loss that allowed me to live on the earth more gently, to write without notes, and actually, to move to Japan and the inner
health
club known as the ping-pong table.
They earned five dollars an hour, had no job security, no
health
insurance and were almost all undocumented.
Violence against children undermines all the other investments in them: in their health, in their education.
The majority of the people at TED thought that it was acceptable to ignore the feelings of the AI and shut it down, and that it is wrong to play with our genes to select for cosmetic changes that aren't related to
health.
I hope for your help to explore and protect the wild ocean in ways that will restore the
health
and, in so doing, secure hope for humankind.
Health
to the ocean means
health
for us.
Happiness also brings good
health
to the body and mind, and I attribute my 99 years of
health
mostly to the positive and happy attitude.
May you always have lots of love to share, lots of good
health
to spare, and lots of good friends that care.
People spent so much of their money on
health
issues and drinking water.
And my job, as guest speaker for the day, was to inspire them to think about how exciting it would be to have a career in public
health.
Or missing root causes of dating and sexual violence, which are the true public
health
crises.
When people hear that we teach a nine-session, 18-hour class in pornography literacy to teenagers, I think that they either think that we're sitting kids down and trying to show them how to watch pornography, which is not what we do, or that we're part of an anti-pornography activist group that's trying to convince them that if they ever saw pornography, it would be the number one worst thing for their
health
ever.
And it started a conversation about mental
health
and self-care, and I was like, "OK.
Accumulating scientific knowledge is giving us greater insights, greater clarity, into what our future might look like in a changing climate and what that could mean for our
health.
It's very important for maternal and child
health.
These don't sound like really big changes, but when you start thinking about the poor in every country who primarily eat starch, that this will put people who are on the edge over the edge into frank deficiencies, creating all kinds of
health
problems.
So these are very serious potential consequences for our
health
as CO2 continues to rise.
And, of course, it will be very helpful to know how these changes could affect our future
health
and the
health
of our children and the
health
of our grandchildren.
I mean things like food, education,
health
care, economic opportunity, jobs.
So I hope the next time a coworker invites you maybe to join a sign-on letter to your boss, or a group of employees asks for a meeting to discuss their concerns about the new
health
care plan, I hope you'll consider it an opportunity to build a better workplace, a stronger business and an economy that works for all of us.
Complicating matters further, there are countless variables that contribute to an economy’s health, making it difficult to pinpoint specific causes.
Fluctuations in inflation and interest rates can give us insight into the
health
of the economy, but what causes these fluctuations in the first place?
Ultraviolet light is actually a
health
hazard, so it can damage cells in our skin, cause skin cancer, it can damage cells in our eye, cause eye diseases like cataract.
Every person who has one of those filter papers has at least, at a minimum, been through our basic
health
education about the risks associated with these activities, which presumably, from our perspective, gives them the ability to decrease their own risk, and then obviously the risk to their families, the village, the country, and the world.
Paul worked for years on the Cameroonian national radio and television, and he spoke about
health
issues.
He was a
health
correspondent.
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