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220) Most studies in infants with health risks (7/9) investigated clinical o

221) ts born >35 weeks gestational age with health risks (9/26) and healthy infants (1

222) change movement to reduce sugary beverage health risks and to encourage healthy hydr

223) ecially young people, about the potential health risks associated with the consumpti

224) here is a critical need to understand the health risks associated with vaping e-ciga

225) suffer from disproportionate occupational health risks from hazardous reconstruction

226) quate self-care, which is associated with health literacy among heart failure patien

227) Hence, enhancing health literacy among patient with heart f

228) ate interaction with the community, while health literacy is the cognitive and socia

229) fidence that were in turn associated with health literacy.

230) associated with poor self-care and lower health literacy.

231) Health service staff may require upskillin

232) o-design with CALD communities for mental health service design, re-design or qualit

233) that both research and practice regarding health service integration are at a prelim

234) We sought to identify areas within the UK health service needing development either

235) were engaged in the co-design of a mental health service or program.

236) plementation approaches that could enable health benefits and equitable access to ge

237) Potential health benefits from improved ambient air

238) tional research could increase population health benefits of genomic discoveries.

239) in utilizing these devices and optimizing health benefits.

240) e literature on political determinants of health but note the narrow frame on welfar

241) g resistance continues to threaten global health but the underline molecular mechani

242) ults are in general characterised by good health, but evidence shows increasing ment

243) ave been developed to target their mental health, but the effectiveness of these int

244) m of the populist radical right (PRR) for health inequalities by examining the inter

245) Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Trans (LGBT+) health inequalities in relation to cancer,

246) PRR for the future of welfare states and health inequalities in the context of coro

247) one of the most relevant determinants of health inequalities.

248) e in conclusions about which youth mental health interventions are cost-effective or

249) g evaluations suggest that certain mental health interventions for youth, among the

250) for cost-inclusive evaluations of mental health interventions in the US.

251) This is a barrier to developing public health interventions that can successfully

252) o enables faster implementation of public health measures (patient isolation and con

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(1)55 and	(18)4 benefits	(35)3 issue	(52)2 nurses'
(2)34 null	(19)4 but	(36)3 technology	(53)2 nutrition
(3)24 care	(20)4 inequalities	(37)3 to	(54)2 observing
(4)19 services	(21)4 interventions	(38)2 Literature	(55)2 planning
(5)13 systems	(22)4 measures	(39)2 System	(56)2 priority
(6)12 of	(23)4 needs	(40)2 a	(57)2 problems
(7)12 outcomes	(24)4 outcomes,	(41)2 burden	(58)2 professional
(8)10 in	(25)4 policies	(42)2 care,	(59)2 professionals
(9)8 system	(26)4 problem	(43)2 concern,	(60)2 promotion
(10)7 concern	(27)3 among	(44)2 conditions,	(61)2 providers
(11)7 conditions	(28)3 centers	(45)2 data	(62)2 records
(12)6 Organization	(29)3 consequences	(46)2 economic	(63)2 services,
(13)6 effects	(30)3 domains	(47)2 equity	(64)2 settings,
(14)6 issues	(31)3 education	(48)2 has	(65)2 status
(15)6 risks	(32)3 impacts	(49)2 impacts,	(66)2 studies
(16)5 literacy	(33)3 inequality	(50)2 is	(67)2 threat
(17)5 service	(34)3 information	(51)2 knowledge

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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 ---