which can promote health and physically active lifestyle. They added that the data can also be useful information when designing garden-based therapeutic interventions for children with low levels of physical ability.
The impact of large-scale tropical cyclones affects the health of managed and unmanaged forests urban landscapes and perennial horticulture plantings for many years after the actual storm.
'because their health and appearance is defined inextricably by the most recent typhoons. As recently as 2002 Cycas micronesica was the most abundant tree species in Guam.
The team compared the impact of two tropical cyclones--Typhoon Chaba in 2004 and Typhoon Paka in 1997--on the resilience and health of Cycas micronesica.
and plant health explained Borisova. Borisova and Useche recommend development of a comprehensive evaluation approach for water use programs that includes evaluation of actual water use reductions
and the Malawi Ministry of Health we are already implementing bubble CPAP nationwide. CPAP helps babies breathe more easily by keeping their lungs inflated
°Institute for Global Health Technologies'award-winning hands-on engineering education program Beyond Traditional Borders (BTB.
Based on the dramatic results from the study QECH Rice 360â°and the Malawi Ministry of Health have partnered to provide bubble CPAP at all 27 of the country's government hospitals.
to address the major health challenges facing women and children around the world. Story Source: The above story is provided based on materials by Rice university.
#Contradictory nutrition news creates consumer confusionexposure to conflicting news about the health benefits of certain foods vitamins
and supplements often results in confusion and backlash against nutrition recommendations finds a recent study in the Journal of Health Communication:
Nagler analyzed responses collected from 631 adults who took part in the Annenberg National Health Communication Survey in 2010.
Many people get health information from the news media which may not make it clear that research is constantly evolving.
or health study and instead report on findings from groups of studies Oransky said. If journalists do report on a single study they need to put the information in context he added.
The above story is provided based on materials by Health Behavior News Service part of the Center for Advancing Health.
and their interaction with genetic susceptibility says Jason R. Richardson associate professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical school and a member of the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
The above story is provided based on materials by Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences. The original article was written by Robin Lally.
There is a growing body of research that has reported a wide range of adverse effects of inactive ingredients to human health including enhancing pesticide toxicities across the nervous cardiovascular respiratory
In recent years the health of people living working or going to school near roads with high traffic volume has been a rising national concern.
A multidisciplinary group of researchers planners and policymakers recently gathered in Sacramento Calif. to discuss roadside vegetation as a viable option for mitigating these adverse health impacts from air pollution.
and Europe that aã§ai has been marketed as a'super berry'with many health benefits including weight loss.
#Salamanders help predict health of forest ecosystems, inform forest managementwoodland salamanders are small lungless amphibians that live in moist forest habitats throughout the U s. and the world.
their population size and recovery from major disturbances can help predict the health of forest ecosystems.
We were told it was the ultimate health drink. It is packed full of nutrients like calcium and other minerals vitamins including Vitamin d protein fat and sugar in the form of lactose.
--which is associated with many of today's most pressing health concerns including diabetes obesity cardiovascular disease and cancer.
The topical research is at the heart of a national Bee Health Conference running in London.
and could inform the development of tailored microbiota transplants to improve intestinal health after antibiotic use or illness.
and has a visibly positive effect on plant health. Study results indicate that symbiotic bacteria colonizing the ants inhibit pathogen growth on the leaves.
The presence of the right symbiotic partner seemed to have a positive effect on the plant's health.
Adolescent pranksters responding to the widely cited National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health in the mid-1990s may have faked nonheterosexuality.
Preliminary results from the landmark study--known as Add Health--stunned researchers parents and educators alike recalls Cornell's Ritch C. Savin-Williams professor of human development licensed clinical psychologist author
and Bisexual Adolescents of Add Health. Over the years analyzing Add Health's sexual-orientation data became a cottage industry for scholars of human sexuality--Savin-Williams among them.
We offer this essay with data to forestall such wrongheaded scholarly work in the future Savin-Williams
Questions in subsequent Add Health surveys actually used the S word as in sexual orientation.
'That and the adolescent pranksters are the most likely explanations for the dubious assessment of Add Health data the authors conclude.
Yet he is saddened that the Add Health data led researchers clinicians and policymakers to an inflated sense that gay youth are depressed more suicidal
Instead of making short-lived pledges for better health consider that a commitment to these lifestyle changes
Staying active has many health benefits including lowering your risk of developing cancer. Studies show that physical activity lowers risk of colon and breast cancer.
While some studies suggest potential health benefits of moderate alcohol consumption the evidence is clear that excessive alcohol intake is bad for your health
Rainer Lohmann a professor at the URI Graduate school of Oceanography is collaborating with a researcher at the Southwest Fisheries science Center in California to learn about the health and ecology of fur seals that winter in different locations in the South Pacific.
#Amount, types of fat we eat affect health, risk of diseasehealthy adults should consume between 20 percent
and replacing it with carbohydrates as a high intake of refined carbohydrate can also negatively affect health.
â#¢A simple and effective way to improve health is to eat more fish nuts
and certain types of fat such as omega-3s and omega-6s are needed for good health. For this and other health reasons a fat-free diet is recommended not. â#¢Fish is an excellent source of the omega-3s EPA and DHA;
flax walnuts and canola oil are good sources of ALA omega-3. â#¢Both the amount of fat (how much) and the type of fat
(what foods) in the diet can affect health and risk of disease. â#¢Different foods provide different types of fat.
Some fats improve your health (omega-3s help your heart and brain) while some are detrimental to your health (trans fat increases heart disease risk factors).
Story Source: The above story is provided based on materials by Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Note:
According to a new study published in the February issue of the American Journal of Preventive medicine the belief that e-cigarettes pose less of a health risk may lead to increased experimentation with e-cigarettes among young adults.
Investigators from the Division of Epidemiology and Community Health University of Minnesota looked at whether or not there was a relationship between perceived notions about the harmfulness of e-cigarettes relative to cigarettes and subsequent e-cigarette use among young adults.
and their effect on health relative to cigarettes or their usefulness as an aid to stop smoking.
Using data collected by the National Center for Health Statistics from 1965 to 2009 the team recreated smoking life history summaries for groups born each year starting in 1890.
Given the importance of tobacco as a risk to health monitoring the distribution and intensity of tobacco use is critical for identifying priority areas for action
Marie Ng Ph d. of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation University of Washington Seattle and colleagues conducted a study to estimate levels
Policies and strategies to improve global health must include comprehensive efforts to control tobacco use as envisaged under the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.
countries and the global health community need to collect timely reliable and detailed information on the effect of those policies particularly among vulnerable populations
and its health effects needs to be strengthened and routinely used to evaluate the impact of tobacco control strategies the authors write.
or a species that is especially important to the health of ecosystems in Africa Eggert said.
We're all affected by the health of the forests in Africa Central america and here in the U s. The fact that elephants are surviving in a place where drilling for oil is happening is exciting
--or minimal--negative impact on the environment non-target organisms and human health. According to Choe from a practical standpoint future development of the proper formulation of (Z)- 9-hexadecenal would help improve its efficacy and usability.
The research by the Schools of Psychology and Biosciences at The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus (UNMC) is comparing two different health drinks.
So hopefully we will be able to find out something about the health benefits of drinking a carotenoid rich smoothie as well as how it affects our perceived attractiveness.
and health properties of vegetable milks in view of future industrial applications to develop innovative quality products suitable both for the general public
They also have components of great nutritional value that can provide numerous health benefits for both consumer groups with specific problems (lactose intolerance allergic to cow's milk vegetarian...
which helps to improve intestinal health. They are also rich in potassium and very low in sodium so these drinks help maintain a healthy balance of electrolytes.
and where smoking rates continue to rise said Dr. Prabhat Jha director of the Centre for Global Health Research of St michael's Hospital and a professor in the Dalla Lana School of Public health at the University of Toronto.
and improve your health and state of mind. Here â¢s a short list.##1: Try to reduce your fuel usage
while improving the health of trees. For cities to really reap the benefits of trees,
a pioneering mobile health company known for making the first glucose meter for Apple's iphone.
No one is really sure of what will happen to their health. It could be another Chernobyl.
it's time for the health sector to get involved Earthquake could threaten California â¢s water supply Tech,
and the direction we are headed with electronic health, I called Chicago-based Allscripts, which makes the machines,
imagine if our banks operated in the low-tech and arcane way that our health providers doâ entering data manually,
When you think about EHR (electronic health records), you think about a doctor or nurse talking to a computer or tablet.
Ma realized that without persistent public awareness and participation in the environmental health of their country,
Health and fitness applications, especially where sensors can monitor a person's health, have been adopted widely.
There are other products chasing the same demand for gadgets that monitoring health and fitness. For example, a startup called Basis just came out with a hip new watch measures your pulse,
Already, the ios health and fitness app space is expected to expand from 9, 000 to 13,000 healthcare-related apps by next year, according to Mobihealthnews.
Self service health technology will become more and more common as the cost of sensors decrease and ubiquity of smartphone software increases,
One can imagine a scenario where health insurance companies actually start to offer lower premiums just for consumers to use these technologies to monitor their health outcome,
At Health 2. 0, apps for helping you sleep, breathe better Three consumer health apps that you should know about Wellnessfx launches with a platform that can help you lead a healthier life
Apple prepares to pull Evi from the App Storeevi, the Siri-like iphone and Android app, is gong to be pulled from the itunes App store,
The New york times reports that federal health officials estimate that staph accounts for less than 3 percent of all food-borne illnesses.
but there are also health issues, education, and other social issues that feed into this. Example:
it's time for the health sector to get involved Earthquake could threaten California water supply Invention may lead to greener power plants Accidental environmentalist designs furniture from invasive species
Yes, if the chef makes the sauce from the latest in tomato technology-genetically engineered purple tomatoes-a 16-inch pie could have the same health benefits as other foods such as blueberries and cranberries.
and cranberries that give them their health benefits -but you can apply them to foods that people actually eat in significant amounts
health, and safety (EHS) research. 3.)Nanotech innovations bring breakthroughs to market. The operators of a local scientific supply business hope they can help researchers find breakthrough developments in tiny tubes. 4.)Nanotechnology in the automotive industry.
organic food as consumer awareness grows about the health hazards of mass-produced, packaged, and prepared foods.
and tossed it through the window of a Sutter Health office building in Sacramento, Calif. It couldn't have been easier.
the health records of 20,000 Stanford Hospital patients made their way onto a public website after the data were used accidentally as part of a job skills test.
The sensitive personal information contained in medical records is becoming more accessible than ever as the United states embarks on a fast and unprecedented shift to electronic health records.
Today, many of these records are stored in databases called health information exchanges or HIES, which are linked together online--making a treasure trove of data accessible to myriad hospital workers, insurance companies and government employees.
Unsurprisingly, social security numbers, health histories and other personal data from breached or stolen electronic health records are used routinely by identity thieves.
Criminals can buy social security numbers online for about $5 each, but medical profiles can fetch $50
which researches data breaches and works for tighter security on people's personal health records.
Our health records will have an enormous value in the future as genetic profiles are added, Tien said. So whatever rules we have for privacy and security,
Police investigators and prosecutors already use health records in many different kinds of cases, including health-care fraud allegations,
Health information exchanges could increase access, making the long arm of the law much longer by giving investigators access to a much larger pool of data.
The electronic health records system soon may provide the cops with access in their station to a terminal with everyone s health records,
access to electronic health data may predetermine who can get jobs or serve in public office,
but the usual suspects (viruses and bacterial infections) didn't have anything to do with the poor health of the trees.
According to the news release, initial observations suggest a negative effect on the health of the ash...
The Health Protection Agency states there is no consistent evidence to date that exposure to FR signals from Wi-fi
and WLANS adversely affect the health of the general population. Wageningen University via CNET and Popular Science
and forest-product exploitation were the strongest predictors of declining reserve health, said the study released this year.
Wilson-Rich completed his Ph d. in honeybee health in 2005. In 2006, honeybees started disappearing.
And still others say it raises health concerns like infertility and cancer. Glyphosate's days are numbered,
The Environmental protection agency is examining the human and environmental health risks and has set a deadline of 2015 for determining
it's time for the health sector to get involved Earthquake could threaten California s water supply Tech,
As part of the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation (CBC) s Sea turtle Research and Conservation program, our program goals here are to study sea turtle distribution and abundance, focusing on ecological interactions, behavior, conservation, health issues,
Other ecosystem goods and services sustain human health in a variety of ways. Studies have estimated that at least 80%of the world s population relies on compounds obtained mainly from plants as their primary source of health care.
Examples of health-related ecosystem services include water filtration, flood regulation and waste removal. Intact ecosystems can protect humans from natural disasters, such as cyclones.
Meanwhile, an artist-turned-chef in San francisco, originally from Mexico city, is betting that health-conscious Americans are ready for bug tacos.
and health departments to promote access to healthy food across the city. Shes got a lot of experience working in the Pacific Northwest.
Roy Deitchman, Amtrak vice president of environmental, health and safety, in a statement: Amtrak travel is already more energy efficient than most other forms of intercity transportation.
health and environmental concerns; and new product materials such as soy, corn and mushrooms. Moderator Lance Hosey, president and CEO of Greenblue (a nonprofit focused on sustainable design and production in business and industry) started off the discussion by telling us that we produce some 300 billion pounds of plastic a year
The World health organization says inhaling charcoal smoke has the health impact of smoking packs of cigarettes a day.
He also is recognized for being among the first to introduce ideas like employee stock ownership, health coverage and pensions for farm workers.
while reducing risks to human health. There has been some wonderful coverage of sustainable agriculture recently including this great opinion piece from the New york times,
an unlikely group of stakeholders is testing technology in a Northern Arizona forest that could improve forest health, bolster a small and struggling local timber industry,
director of global environmental health and safety for Dell, says that this reduction was encouraged by grassroots, volunteer green teams at 25 of the company's office locations.
Two studies in one day, on items vital to our daily lives, show them to in fact be major pollution sources threatening our health
Binetti, theã Â president of Dupont's Nutrition & Health and Applied Biosciences divisions, says he sees large potential market opportunities for his group that will lead to 7 percent annual growth
Garden on the go is a partnership between Indiana University Health and Green B. E. A n. Delivery,
which is funded by IU Health, is intended to help change local eating habits with the aim of showcasing demand for healthy food alternatives in neighborhoods that have few other alternatives.
IU Health plans to fund the program for approximately one year, and the two partners hope to create a model for other communities to replicate the effort.
and to take decisive action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, with integrated health, environmental and climate change policies,
and fallen branches might also affect soil health, biodiversity and wildlife habitat. The study, conducted over four years, covers 80 forest types within 19 different eco-regions,
which were buried in the 1800s to minimize health risks from polluted water. Now that raw sewage is dumped no longer into the river
media coverage of climate change, public service campaigns about recycling all that information and more has made people turn increasingly to organic products as the look for the health, environmental and social benefits,
Health concerns spur organic gardening in Indian homesritu Mathur in her organic garden GURGAON-Ritu Mathur poked the soil in the potted plants
which discussed the health hazards of pesticides, and suggested subsidizing organic farming as an alternative. Priya V. K. Singh, a government officer, has taken Mathur s help over the past three years to do organic farming in her garden in Gurgaon.
each pulling large packages filled with mostly health and food products, like diapers and bottled drinks.
and particulates removed, health impact, effect on building heating/cooling costs, and hydrology. i-Tree,
 The health benefits of the plant, however, exceed those in most other green vegetables.
and a slew of other minerals, it tops even spinach in terms of health perks. Â The french,
For climate change scientists, the map also serves as a barometer of the health and longevity of forests and how they contribute to the global carbon cycle and overall functioning of the Earth system.
or miss and a lot depends on health-can they see, hear, type, touch or learn well enough to use a computer or gadget?
And yes, every week or so, there's news of iphone apps for health purposes and doctors using ipads for this and that.
Jonathan Mack of the West Wireless Health Institute, a nonprofit that works to lower the cost of healthcare through new technology,
plus the stringent safety and health regulations surrounding edible products, it seems only natural that high-tech packaging design innovations would begin with food.
Westhusin's betting that impoverished countries will give more weight to their health and economic needs than their moral squeamishness and put the goat milk cures into widespread use in the near future. via Co. Exist Photo:
According to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Trust for America's Health, 27 percent of Georgia adults and a whopping 37 percent of its kids are obese,
Mcdonalds can win the fast food health fightwho is the most popular object of ridicule on Youtube today?
a growing public backlash against Mcdonald's, driven in part by health advocates, and culminating last week in the Center for Science in the Public interest threatening to sue the company over its Happy Meals.
but this is not going to turn into a war between fast food and health. The company that can deliver a healthy fast food meal is going to make a lot of money
A recent Victorian Health Report shows poor nutrition accounts for around one-sixth of the total burden of ill health in the state
. What are some health trends in nuts? Health and wellness is hugely important to us.
One of the Planters lines is NUTRITION, which is focused health. There s an omega three mix,
an antioxidant mix â Â all geared toward health. Another example: Our straight dry roasted peanuts from the jar--we added a heart health logo on it.
As we see more and more consumers interested in health, we hope it helps people realize how healthy nuts are.
Macadamia nuts aren t that great for you, right? I wouldn t put it that way.
They have different health properties. Clearly almonds have gotten a lot of press, peanuts are getting their turn in the spotlights,
pistachios are good for you, walnuts are good for you, they all have their own nutrition profile. We re trying to do a better job sharing this.
They reissued that recommendation in a statement earlier this month â oe citing optimal growth, development and health.
and aerosols are good for your health, by the way. But they do in fact, cool the globe.
This is a green space that contributes to the overall health and quality of life of the community, continues their description, bringing people together through green business and around good food.
combined with large text health warnings, will take up over 75%of the surface of the packet.
Australian Cancer Council and Action on Smoking and Health
Novel ways to fake ancient goodsbeijing   Strolling through Beijing's Panjiayuan Market, it's easy to imagine you've entered an antique treasure trove.
In  the 1970's and 1980's international health agencies began to promote the health benefits of breast milk.
The food and beverages company is pumping $30 million annually into its Mexican subsidiary in an effort to bolster the health profile of its products
Mexico's expanding middle-class and its relatively high obesity rate make the country an ideal market for snack food manufacturers aiming to expand sales opportunities for more health-minded products
Seventy percent of Mexican adults are overweight or obese, according to statistics from the national health secretariat.
which has its own health benefits. Large, established trees can even fight crime. Wealthy cities are taking action-New york city is trying to double the amount of trees to 1 million,
energy, health and education. People often feel that poverty is an insurmountable problem that can't be solved on a personal or local level.
Richard Webby, health expert, on the new deadly flu strainlast spring, on April 9, 2013, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) raised its Emergency Operations center to Level II
they weaved around the room as local health educator and rap artist Sterlen Barr shouted, â Å That
said Dr. James Marks, senior vice president and director of the Health Group at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. â Å Since the late 1970s,
children health would continue to improve. â Å If we act, â Â Marks said,
Another four years with the Obama administration--and a first lady who has prioritized children health--will help institutionalize positive changes,
â Â said there is an â Å invisible forest health crisis â Â today the loss of forest and agricultural lands to growth and development.
and the scientific director of the Chernobyl Tissue bank, was asked to assess likely health effects from Fukushima after her extensive work on thyroid cancer cases in Russia.
â Å Both the World health organization and the United nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation agree that the biggest threat to health post Fukushima is the fear of radiation, not the radiation itself.
the type of feed they are receiving or one of a very large spectrum of health complications.
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