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The Ethnic Health Advantage

Scientific American, 2011
The article discusses research on why immigrants and Hispanic populations in the U.S. have a longer life expectancy that non-Hispanic whites and native-born people. The author conducted a study with Andrew Fenelon of the University of Pennsylvania, published in the "International Journal of Epidemiology," which used information from the U.S.
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ADVANTAGES OF A NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1918
To the Editor: —I believeThe Journalhas always favored a national health department or some arrangement by which the national government would have more power to enforce regulations tending to the prevention of disease and handling health problems for the good of the public in general. Conservation of life is more essential than conservation of labor,
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Advantages of Health Monitoring?

2019
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Beyond health outcomes: the advantages of measuring process

Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 1998
The use of process measures in the assessment of the quality of care has been neglected of late. The outcomes movement has gathered momentum and process measurement appears to have been left trailing in the wake. Yet process measures can be sensitive indicators of the quality of care and have many advantages over outcomes. They are readily measured and
I K, Crombie, H T, Davies
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Advantages of electromagnetic radiation in health

8th International Conference on Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility, 2003
According to the concepts of electro medicine most of the diseases are caused by micro organisms. Electromagnetic radiation having many hazardous effects on human beings and other living forms has the other side of having disease curing effect. The killing and destructive power of electromagnetic radiation can be used constructively for curing the ...
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Advantages and risks of Internet health information

2007
Internet is changing how people receive health information and health care. It is a rich source of information, but it is unregulated. Some information is wrong, while other information is confusing for vulnerable people. Online support and discussion groups can provide comfort and valuable information, however, the Internet cannot replace face-to-face
Ferri Fernando, DAndrea Alessia
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Medicare Advantage and Home Health Care

Medical Care
Objectives: Home health care serves millions of Americans who are “Aging in Place,” including the rapidly growing population of Medicare Advantage (MA) enrollees. This study systematically reviewed extant evidence illustrating home health care (HHC) services to MA enrollees. Methods:
Chenjuan, Ma, Martha, Rajewski, Jamie M, Smith   +2 more
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Advantages of health centres

BMJ, 1967
H. I. Howard, E. J. Lace
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Shiftwork Advantages as Predictors of Health.

International journal of occupational and environmental health
This study investigated the relationships between shiftwork advantages and subjective health. The Standard Shiftwork Index and a measure of shiftwork advantages were completed by 175 shift workers. Four advantage subscales were developed, corresponding to family, social/domestic, work, and time for oneself.
, Taylor, , Folkard, , Shapiro
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The Advantages of Health Recommending System with Wearable Devices

Science and Technology of Engineering, Chemistry and Environmental Protection
The health recommendation system is one of the critical application scenarios of machine learning technology. With the advantages of wearable and mobile devices to collect rich user health monitoring data, machine learning algorithms can accurately advise users’ health status and corresponding living habits.
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