Health Education (Latest Articles)

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Sally Casswell: champion for communities tackling alcohol. Interview by Kelly Morris.

25 Jun 2009
rec_pub_19560589-sally-casswell-champion-communities-tackling-alcohol-interview-kelly.htm

Economic conditions and obesity.

22 Jun 2009
rec_pub_19549969-economic-conditions-obesity.htm

Interpret results with caution.

21 Jun 2009
rec_pub_19546463-interpret-results-caution.htm

Valuing communication.

18 Jun 2009
rec_pub_19551916-valuing-communication.htm

To have or not to have: the critical importance of reproductive rights to the paradox of population policies in the 21st century.

16 Jun 2009 Reproductive rights continue to be under threat, even some 15 years after the landmark International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo declared the importance of a satisfying and safe sex life, the capability to have children, and ...
rec_pub_19539930-to-critical-importance-reproductive-rights-paradox-population.htm

Consumer awareness and attitudes related to new potential reduced-exposure tobacco product brands.

16 Jun 2009 INTRODUCTION: In recent years, there has been a proliferation of potential reduced-exposure tobacco products (PREPs) marketed that claim to be less harmful or less addictive, compared with conventional cigarettes. Tobacco control scientists have ...
rec_pub_19541949-consumer-awareness-attitudes-related-new-potential-reduced-exposure.htm

Access to sexual and reproductive health for young people: bridging the disconnect between rights and reality.

14 Jun 2009 Of the 1.5 billion young people globally, 78% live in Asia and Africa, the poorest regions of the world. The majority of young people infected with HIV are female and adolescent girls have a significant increased risk for maternal mortality and ...
rec_pub_19535075-access-sexual-reproductive-health-young-people-bridging-disconnect.htm

Protecting girls and women from harmful practices affecting their health: Are we making progress?

14 Jun 2009 Since female genital mutilation (FGM) was first recognized internationally in 1958, it has now become widely accepted and anchored in international law that FGM is a violation of girls' and women's human rights. Declines in the practice, however, ...
rec_pub_19535073-protecting-girls-women-harmful-practices-affecting-health-making.htm

Control of cervical cancer: women's options and rights.

14 Jun 2009 Cervical cancer takes the lives of more than 250,000 women each year globally, particularly in under-resourced areas of low-, middle-, and high-income countries. Options for cancer control and treatment have reached a point that there are ...
rec_pub_19535071-control-cervical-cancer-women-s-options-rights.htm

Reproductive healthcare systems should include accessible infertility diagnosis and treatment: an important challenge for resource-poor countries.

14 Jun 2009 Infertility is a central issue in the lives of many couples who suffer from it. In resource-poor countries the problem of childlessness is even more pronounced compared with Western societies owing to different sociocultural circumstances. It often ...
rec_pub_19535067-reproductive-healthcare-systems-include-accessible-infertility.htm

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