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283) Public health authorities in Denmark tend to link

284) Animal health authorities in at-risk countries sh

285) nderstanding of these impacts aids public health authorities in their duties of prot

286) A statistician randomly assigned health centres (HC) either to the SMS-RUTF

287) The setting was two health centres in Maputo, Mozambique.

288) ng traced through different hospitals and health centres.

289) Prevalence of chronic health conditions also differed by country

290) These two health conditions may be associated with h

291) prevalence of obesity and the associated health conditions of multiethnic Asian fem

292) oratories, and may cause various forms of health hazards in laboratory workers.

293) Increased awareness of health hazards of tobacco use through educ

294) t environmental pollutants that can cause health hazards to humans, plants and micro

295) scence have been the focus of many public health interventions.

296) sons in rural India warrants major public health interventions.

297) This study presents an evaluation of health-promoting interventions for older u

298) ared with a range of significant physical health issues (e.g.

299) oral problems are one of the most salient health issues facing people with serious m

300) eligious leaders towards general and oral health issues.

301) Health literacy has become an important pu

302) family income were associated with a poor health literacy status.

303) The knowledge rates for 6 areas of health literacy were determined with the f

304) in policing studies and policy or mental health policy and legislation, and in the

305) iques on economic analyses used to inform health policy decision-making for pediatri

306) idered in the formulation of reproductive health policy.

307) bioavailability and bioaccessibility for health risk assessment.

308) s to pose an economic burden and a public health risk worldwide.

309) Poverty represents a considerable health risk.

310) and growing public concern about unknown health risks associated with licensed prod

311) ffective policies, and underestimation of health risks.

312) s has potential short and chronic adverse health risks.

313) When children require mental health services, clinicians need to conduc

314) practice exist between police and mental health services, much change is required t

315) not meet criteria for admission to mental health services, or if admitted, they were

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(1)73 care	(17)5 impact	(33)3 issues	(49)2 cost
(2)35 and	(18)5 impacts	(34)3 literacy	(50)2 data
(3)23 null	(19)5 insurance	(35)3 policy	(51)2 economic
(4)13 promotion	(20)5 problem	(36)3 risk	(52)2 examination
(5)12 Survey	(21)5 system	(37)3 risks	(53)2 factors
(6)12 professionals	(22)4 knowledge	(38)3 services,	(54)2 hazard
(7)8 education	(23)4 providers	(39)3 symptoms	(55)2 is
(8)8 effects	(24)4 surveillance	(40)3 was	(56)2 messages
(9)8 outcomes	(25)3 Insurance	(41)3 workers	(57)2 needs
(10)8 status	(26)3 Promotion	(42)2 Department	(58)2 plan
(11)7 problems	(27)3 as	(43)2 Organization's	(59)2 protection
(12)6 Organization	(28)3 authorities	(44)2 activities	(60)2 sector
(13)6 in	(29)3 centres	(45)2 benefits	(61)2 survey
(14)6 of	(30)3 conditions	(46)2 centers
(15)6 services	(31)3 hazards	(47)2 challenges
(16)5 behaviours	(32)3 interventions	(48)2 concern

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--- WordNet output for health --- =>健康状態, 健康, 調子 Overview of noun health The noun health has 2 senses (first 1 from tagged texts) 1. (21) health, wellness -- (a healthy state of wellbeing free from disease; "physicians should be held responsible for the health of their patients") 2. health -- (the general condition of body and mind; "his delicate health"; "in poor health") --- WordNet end ---