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31 But eventually it led to several notable improvements in the arrangements for the early detection of mental ill-health among faculty members.

32 Many who suffer from these diseases experience years of ill-health and subsequent loss of productivity.

33 Like their counterparts in Britain more middle-aged smokers are kicking the habit through fear of illness or current ill-health.

34 Meanwhile Pope, the master of the Lower School, had been compelled to resign through ill-health at the end of 1854.

35 Physical and mental ill-health, social disadvantage, and racial disadvantage are other areas that might be cited as examples.

36 Older people are prone to ill-health, which often confines them to their homes.

37 Without that progress, insecurity and ill-health will be perpetuated.

38 The linking of these two stories reminds us how sickness and ill-health are universal; we all, regardless of social status or bank balance, need access to health care at some stage in our lives.

39 The Ministry of Health is developing a national plan to prevent and control chronic diseases, which recognises obesity as a key risk factor for ill-health.

40 Russia's economy would fall off a cliff if energy prices slumped and its population, racked by ill-health and inequality, is shrinking by up to 800,000 a year.

41 They are doing this in the context of defining and confronting major underlying causes of ill-health in the twenty-first century.

42 Even if eat a much red food again, physical endowment ill-health, having no vigorous words, metabolism and fat to burn all can not successfully carry on.Sentencedict

43 "We both took early retirement because of ill-health and live on our local government and civil service pensions, plus incapacity benefits - all of which are paid in pounds, " says George.

44 As well as surveying the statistical evidence on the increase in sexual and reproductive ill-health, the series highlights the importance of understanding sexual behaviour.

45 Lack of appropriate feeding in early childhood is a major risk factor for ill-health throughout the course of life.

46 The majority of the papers (14) examined self-reported non-specific symptoms of ill-health.

47 The cause, he said, was poverty, bad nourishment and general ill-health.

48 Suicide and mental health disorders contribute significantly to the burden of ill-health and death in all regions.

49 Too many mothers and children in the world are dying or suffering from the effects of ill-health[Sentencedict.com], poor nutrition and inadequate health care.

50 Lack of appropriate feeding can set up risk factors for ill-health.

51 Monitoring and evaluating the burden of maternal and newborn ill-health and its impact on societies and their socio-economic development.

52 Mr Kim's own ill-health, and a belated bid to install his unknown third son as dauphin, only heighten uncertainty.

53 So, if the social dimension of ill-health has been acknowledged for decades, why do these inequalities persist?

54 They call for greater efforts to tackle the links between sexual and reproductive ill-health and poverty, gender inequalities and negative social attitudes.

55 Many of you cited poverty - together with malnutrition - as a breeding ground for ill-health.