Pesticides, yes, but also pathogens, poor nutrition, and varroa mites.
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Lack of sleep and poor nutrition are the biggest issues.
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Poor nutrition exacerbates chronic illness and that drives up health costs.
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Poor nutrition is one of several causes of bee colony decline.
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In essence, malnutrition means poor nutrition: anyone who is lacking adequate nourishment.
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In children, it also can cause poor nutrition, which may be fatal.
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Poor nutrition and obesity are also a major threat to military readiness.
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Poor nutrition and obesity continue to be a problem in the United States.
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Other contributing factors include hormonal changes, chronic illness, body-wide inflammation and poor nutrition.
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Too much juice can contribute to problems like poor nutrition, obesity and tooth decay.
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Poor nutrition is a leading cause of poor health and spiraling health care spending.
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Children, the elderly and those weakened by years of poor nutrition are most at risk.
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Because of sheer pain, high fever, and poor nutrition, death was common in the ward.
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Poverty, homelessness, substance abuse, poor nutrition and so on, are deeply correlated with health problems.
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Poor nutrition can worsen lead poisoning, allowing children's bodies to absorb more of the heavy metal.
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The culprit, instead, was poor husbandry: ''poor nutrition, inadequate veterinary care and lack of fly control.
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Far more are unusually short for their age than non-boarders—a sign of poor nutrition.
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And given the poor nutrition from which millions suffer any campaign against animal protein could appear misguided.
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Children suffering from poor nutrition are more vulnerable to illnesses in their early years and into adulthood.
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The sad truth is that hunger, poverty and poor nutrition are a prevalent problem around the world.
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But I am sad because research studies have linked poor nutrition with a loss of brain power.
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Poor nutrition and hygiene, cold and damp lodgings and little or no medical supervision were the norm.
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But when it's weakened from poor nutrition and cigarettes, it doesn t catch it, and the cells prosper.
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Bee experts like to sum up the crisis with the "4 Ps": parasites, poor nutrition, pathogens and pesticides.
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Excessive juice consumption can lead to dental decay and weight gain, and is linked to overall poor nutrition.
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Haddad, executive director of Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), said poor nutrition was now a global crisis.
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The problems are felt across the country, with children often falling unwell or dizzy due to poor nutrition.
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The administration faces bipartisan pressure to improve living conditions for detained children reportedly left with poor nutrition and supervision.
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In an environment afflicted by poverty, poor nutrition and disease, we are struggling to save our children and families.
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Among the worst affected could be the poor, experts say, citing poor nutrition, cramped living conditions and ill health.
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Diana Cox-Foster, an entomologist, offers Mr Hanson the theory of the four Ps: parasites, poor nutrition, pesticides and pathogens.
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An Associated Press report last week depicted poor nutrition and sanitation at a Texas facility housing hundreds of migrant children.
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Poor nutrition and eating disorders are often secondary health effects that stem from substance abuse, both during use and after recovery.
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The greater parity between men and women in Africa could be due to poor nutrition in utero and in early childhood.
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If we get poor nutrition during critical stages of development during that time, we literally won't grow to our fullest potential.
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Her office said the decline was caused by factors including transportation of bees, sub-lethal exposure to pesticides, and poor nutrition.
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Depression during pregnancy is tied to an increased risk of poor nutrition, alcohol and drug use, obstetric complications and preterm births.
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In March 2018, FDA officials announced their Nutrition Innovation Strategy, focused on reducing preventable disease and death caused by poor nutrition.
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With diet, too, the overall proportion of adolescents with poor nutrition declined over time, but low-income teens lagged behind wealthier teens.
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Alopecia, hormone imbalances, side-effects from medications, and even poor nutrition or mental health, can all either inhibit or stimulate hair growth.
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Too much added sugar in the diet is associated with increased risk of tooth decay, weight gain, heart disease, and poor nutrition.
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The honeybee, Apis mellifera, has been the dominant pollinator for decades but now is threatened by pesticides, pathogens, parasites and poor nutrition.
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It is definitely a public health issue, since the top contributing factors are substance abuse, diabetes, poor nutrition and sedentary lifestyle, Kessler said.
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In those same areas, life expectancy shows the impact of obesity, diabetes, sedentary lifestyle, poor nutrition and lack of access to health care.
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They might also have poor nutrition and developmental growth, since the heart has to use more energy to pump blood throughout your body.
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The increases are especially significant in Africa and South Asia, the researchers said, and could be partly due to poor nutrition in childhood.
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The United States Agricultural Department has identified parasites, diseases, poor nutrition, loss of forage habitat and environmental toxins as continuing perils for bees.
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Wherever human transmission occurred, as soon as it did the disease spread around the world, accelerated by troop movements, poor nutrition and overcrowding.
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Other factors cited included performance anxiety, poor nutrition, anti-social hours and separation from family and friends; all pretty inescapable facets of tour life.
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According to the World Food Programme, poor nutrition causes 45 percent of deaths in children under five — an estimated 3.1 million children each year.
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Around 23 percent of Africa's population depends on agriculture for food and income, but many farmers are still struggling with poverty and poor nutrition.
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The weightloss typically is due to lack of eating, which means people might feel weak and tired because they have poor nutrition, he says.
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I have also seen some of my peers not achieving their full potential because, most likely, their brain power was lost to poor nutrition.
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The average person starts their day with the snooze button, negative TV news, poor nutrition, and traffic — not a cocktail for a high-performance day.
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Feeding children an egg a day could prevent stunting, a condition resulting from poor nutrition which hinders cognitive growth, learning and economic potential, research shows.
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While we once associated malnourishment with insufficient food intake, the Western world's obesity crisis is changing face of what it means to have poor nutrition.
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Among the possible culprits are viruses, bacterial infections, food allergies, poor nutrition, a weakened immune system, an injury or trauma to the mouth and stress.
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The honeybee, which is the species of bee that has been the dominant pollinator for decades, is threatened by pesticides, poor nutrition and other causes.
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The findings offered evidence that even the upper class in 18th- and 19th-century Vilnius experienced chronic health problems, including those related to poor nutrition.
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Pediatric patients who live in poverty tend to relapse more often than well-off kids: housing instability, poor nutrition and unavailable transportation take a toll.
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It was founded in 2150 as a community garden organization, and has been working to reduce the impact of poor nutrition on public health ever since.
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This may not be so abnormal — in the past, Victorian smog, poor nutrition, working indoors, and clothing that covered most of the body contributed to rickets.
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Poor nutrition harms the health of more than half the people on the planet and is the underlying cause of 45 percent of children's deaths worldwide.
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Pence attributed that stinging decline to a syndrome called Colony Collapse Disorder, as well as stress caused by factors such as parasites, pests, transportation and poor nutrition.
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Nutrition and environment: Good nutrition might not boost IQ, but it's believed that poor nutrition and toxins (lead, in particular) in a child's environment does decrease it.
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"Twenty percent of all cancers are tied to poor nutrition, physical inactivity and excess weight," said Chris Hansen, president of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network.
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Many women, particularly those who are poor or in a minority, have other adverse factors like poor nutrition, teen pregnancy and substance abuse, to name a few.
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The so-called sunshine vitamin is synthesized in the body when skin is exposed to sunlight and is depleted by smoking, obesity, poor nutrition, and other factors.
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Meanwhile, those who skipped breakfast and snacked throughout the day were more likely to have poor nutrition and were at a higher risk of being diagnosed with diabetes.
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Medications for blood pressure, sleep problems, pain and gastrointestinal reflux can induce fatigue, as can infections, conditions such as arthritis, an underactive thyroid, poor nutrition and alcohol use.
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"There is strong epidemiological evidence supporting links between adverse exposures in early life (poverty, poor nutrition, maltreatment) and later life health and mortality," she told Gizmodo via email.
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Even what you eat is a factor: a study of 6,000 elderly French people in 2015 found a connection between poor nutrition, falling and being hurt in falls.
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Even what you eat is a factor: a study of 220,237 elderly French people in 22.5 found a connection between poor nutrition, falling and being hurt in falls.
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The agency asked people to refrain from feeding ducks, geese and other waterfowl, noting that it can cause poor nutrition, overcrowding, delayed migration and the spread of diseases.
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Drug use on its own is also hard to separate from other factors that we know impact fetal health like poverty, poor nutrition, and lack of prenatal care.
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There are tens of thousands of people still sleeping out in the open or under makeshift shelters, there is dirty, contaminated water everywhere, and poor nutrition and hygiene levels.
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Gum disease can also be made worse by smoking, poor nutrition, obesity, certain medications, and, yes, clenching or grinding teeth—all factors that could be indirectly related to stress.
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Some data has shown poor nutrition at the time of the fracture reduced people's ability to walk unaided six months after the fracture, compared to those with good nutrition.
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M.L.B is also insisting that some of the minor league clubs upgrade their facilities so that their top prospects are not working in substandard training rooms with poor nutrition programs.
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A lesser-known risk factor is the role of poor nutrition early in life, meaning children who are undernourished are more likely to have elevated blood pressure when they are older.
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Ninety percent of the nation's $3.5 trillion annual health care expenditures are for people with chronic and mental health conditions, many of which have poor nutrition as a strong risk factor.
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Poor nutrition and hunger have been shown to have a negative impact not only on a child's physical growth and development, but on cognitive development and social-emotional health as well.
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He said hospitals in Yemen have seen an increase in birth defects in recent years, something he said could be down to war conditions causing poor nutrition and lack of medicines.
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Mortality rates were exceptionally high for both Europeans and Africans, not only because of tropical diseases like malaria and yellow fever but also because of poor nutrition and oppressive working conditions.
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The lack of clean drinking water, clean hand washing water (let alone clean bathing water), and much-needed medicine, alongside overcrowded quarters and poor nutrition, have yielded outbreaks of flu and lice.
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A generation of Venezuelan children could suffer developmental problems stemming from poor nutrition in the country, which is plagued by soaring prices, chronic food shortages and limited access to healthcare, she said.
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Oh was also found to have dozens of parasites, some as long as 27 centimeters, in his ruptured intestines, which may be reflective of poor nutrition and health in North Korea's military.
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Dentistry — excluded from traditional Medicare coverage — is a crucial focus: Programs invest heavily to fix broken teeth and dentures to avoid costly infections or poor nutrition that can cause cascading health problems.
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Although most countries have fallen short in their efforts to address poor nutrition and food insecurity, the United States appears to be badly off track on all its nutrition targets, the report found.
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Only China, Vietnam and South Korea had no serious problems with any of the three indicators that health experts used as harbingers of poor nutrition: stunted toddlers, anemic young women and obese adults.
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According to Mahon, some antiretroviral drugs are absorbed better when taken with food, while poor nutrition can affect drug absorption in the body or leave the body less able to tolerate the drugs.
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According to Gene Brandi, a former president of the American Beekeeping Federation, the current plight of the bee population can be summed up in the four P's: parasites, pathogens, pesticides and poor nutrition.
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These health impacts can occur over a period of days to weeks, and these conditions "can be exacerbated in dolphins with pre-existing conditions, such as injuries, infections, poor nutrition, or immune suppression," said NOAA.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/NEW DELHI/YAOUNDE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On three continents, three women have taken three different paths to find healthy and tasty solutions to one of the world's greatest health crises - poor nutrition.
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Some 60% of mortality and 80% of the global disease burden are a function of just four lifestyle choices—lack of exercise, poor nutrition, smoking and alcohol abuse—which lead to major non-communicable diseases.
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As illustration, it said that in 2016, companies making sugar-filled drinks spent almost $50 million to lobby against U.S. government initiatives to reduce consumption of the beverages thought to contribute to poor nutrition and obesity.
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"If you look at poor nutrition, very young, no prenatal care, very stressed single moms, those things are going to add together to the potential impact of marijuana during pregnancy," Fried told Reuters Health by email.
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Healthy food must also be made more accessible, for example low-income groups should be helped with social protections to avoid continued poor nutrition, the authors suggest, and people encouraged to eat healthily through information campaigns.
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Of course, correlation does not prove causation; it is certainly possible that stress leads to unhealthy habits — poor nutrition, less physical activity, more smoking — and that this is the real reason for the increased cardiovascular risk.
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Oh underwent multiple surgeries and doctors found dozens of parasitic worms -- some as long as 27 centimeters (about 11 inches) -- in his ruptured intestines, which may be reflective of poor nutrition and hygiene in North Korea's military.
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Studies show that children in many ways share the sentences with their parents: They face increased risks of psychological and behavioral problems, insufficient sleep and poor nutrition, and higher odds of entering the criminal justice system themselves.
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The three global dangers are linked in such ways as mass production of processed, nutrient-poor food that causes not only obesity and poor nutrition but major greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change, the report said.
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The danger of such a marketing strategy is that it diverts parents' attention away from poor nutrition, making parents "feel better" by focusing more on the "energy out" side of the weight gain equation than considering energy intake.
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The danger of such a marketing strategy is that it diverts parents' attention away from poor nutrition, making parents "feel better" by focusing more on the "energy out" side of the weight gain equation than considering energy intake.
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Behaviorally learned from watching other chickens do it, overcrowding, poor nutrition, and even boredom exacerbate "feather pulling, feather eating, and cannibalism," which is also made worse by the fact that chickens go wild at the sight of blood.
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Most of the problems resulting from excess heat, poor nutrition, stress, darkness-induced accidents, disruptions in routine medical treatment, and increased physical strain on the elderly will never be precisely identified as caused by the hurricane per se.
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Over his career, largely spent at Harvard Medical School and at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, Dr. Blackburn correlated poor nutrition with obesity, advocated lower-fat diets and helped develop gastric bypass surgery and nutritional liquid diets.
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One might add that humanitarian agencies are warning of a looming, acute emergency in at least four places (Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria), putting tens of millions of people at risk not just of poor nutrition, but of starvation.
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It is widely accepted that individuals can drastically reduce their risk of premature morbidity and mortality by avoiding risky health behavior, of which lack of exercise, poor nutrition, tobacco use and drinking too much alcohol are the four main culprits.
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This could help Uber Health attract partners, like insurers, that want to keep patients healthy, considering poor nutrition putspeople at significant risk for some of the chronic conditions that account for 90% of annual healthcare spending — like diabetes and obesity.
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His father, Max, and his mother, the former Ida Ring, Jewish immigrants from Ukraine, met in Philadelphia and opened a pharmacy in Trenton, where young Victor worked and saw the effects of poverty and poor nutrition on the store's customers.
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"With heightened health awareness among consumers, yet also more people suffering from ailments which are attributable to poor nutrition, there is growing demand for solutions that can improve individual nutritional choices," said UBS analyst Charles Eden in a note to clients on Tuesday.
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Infants that do survive in these circumstances are often left alone or in substandard childcare facilities while their mothers work at night, and these babies are often at risk for injuries from poor supervision or illness from poor nutrition, the researchers argue.
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The North Korean per capita income is a mere $1,800, with up to 84 percent suffering borderline or poor nutrition according to the UN. Their 33-year-old leader, Kim Jong-un, appears utterly unfazed, persistently pursuing a paranoid push for nuclear proliferation at literally all costs.
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Long before the coronavirus outbreak threw their livelihoods into deep uncertainty this month, minor league players have endured wages ranging from roughly $1,250 to $22021,238 per season; poor nutrition and facilities; sharing one small apartment with several teammates; and often working side jobs to pay bills.
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Long before the coronavirus outbreak threw their livelihoods into deep uncertainty this month, minor league players have endured wages ranging from roughly $1,250 to $22021,238 per season; poor nutrition and facilities; sharing one small apartment with several teammates; and often working side jobs to pay bills.
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The hangover, sleep deprivation, poor nutrition, over exercise, and dehydration will far outweigh any afterglow, regardless of its actual causes, and guarantee that your "midweek sub-acute depression and anxiogenic effects" will be every part the living hell of self-doubt and listless malaise that you were fearing.
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The UN's World Food Program, which has some of the best access in the country, says that about one-quarter of children in nurseries it supports are stunted, meaning that they've received such poor nutrition in their first few months of life that their growth has been affected.
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The success of health centers in reducing chronic disease and improving population health comes from the idea that to prevent illness, one must also look beyond the medical chart to target the factors that may cause it, such as poor nutrition, lack of exercise, homelessness, drug addiction, and even the environment.
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The tragedy is that this current wave of untimely deaths is partly rooted in the same morass of ills that threatened to kill us as kids, with the legacy of poor nutrition, second-class health care and diseases that disproportionately affect black people doing the job that bullets failed to do years ago.
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Read: 350 infants may have been exposed to TB at California hospital TB is single leading cause of death in South Africa, and efforts to address it are complicated by a range of factors, including persistent poverty, poor nutrition, high rates of co-infection with HIV, rising rates of diabetes, and widespread antibiotic resistance.
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Taking a holistic approach to recovery, participants are encouraged to address the factors that led them to drink in the first place, including "love lives, poor nutrition, stress, anxiety, crap friendships, consumerism, lack of purpose, unresolved family of origin issues, disenfranchisement, poverty, tight or unmanageable finances, lack of connection, fear, shitty jobs we hate, depression, unprocessed trauma, lack of meaning, unfulfilled dreams, never-ending to-do lists, never-measuring-upness," the company writes.
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If it isn't complicated enough to run a restaurant, now you are considering world hunger, food access/insecurity, food waste, massive environmental impact, childhood obesity, health epidemics tethered to poor nutrition, slave labor/rampant abuses, animal cruelty, low wages, the gauntlet of city/state/federal regulations, insane work hours, low profitability, incredibly high and ever rising operational costs, and the stress that any disgruntled customer could immeasurably damage your reputation and ability to do business (which, by the way, means your ability to provide for your family and staff) with a single internet rant.
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