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Lifestyle: Weight

2020
Abstract: Strong links between women and men’s health before pregnancy and maternal and child health outcomes have been demonstrated to have consequences across generations. Poor nutritional status among women and men of reproductive age, including underweight, overweight, and obesity, is becoming more common. This chapter describes the epidemiology of
Bogaerts, Annick   +4 more
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Lifestyle and the Necessity of Lifestyle Education

Islamic Lifestyle Centered on Health, 2012
Although the true and real life is materialized in the next world (afterlife) (1), and the life of this world is but play and an amusement (1, 2), and the everlasting life is in the hereafter world (3-5); but, from Quran point of view, human life in this world is temporary and short; and his life style as well as his prosperity or adversity in this ...
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Lifestyle and Osteoporosis

Current Osteoporosis Reports, 2014
Osteoporosis is associated with a number of lifestyle factors, including nutritional factors such as intake of calcium, protein, dairy food, fruits and vegetables and vitamin D status, and behavioural factors such as physical activity, smoking and alcohol consumption.
Kun, Zhu, Richard L, Prince
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Lifestyle Interventions

Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2007
Lifestyle intervention for the self-management of diabetes is complex and will constantly evolve as the patient's life changes and the diabetes progresses. Although the patient ultimately makes the most important decisions with regard to self-management, the primary care provider plays a critical role as expert consultant to the patient in this effort.
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Lifestyle and the Urologist

Nature Clinical Practice Urology, 2007
Diet and lifestyle are increasingly important and often overlooked factors in male urological illnesses. In this Viewpoint the authors discuss the evidence linking obesity and erectile dysfunction and the benefits of statins. The authors suggest that a more medical approach, including lifestyle advice and medical therapy, is the way ahead for urology.
Roger, Kirby, Michael, Kirby
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Chocolate, Lifestyle, and Health

Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2009
Interest in the biological activities of cocoa polyphenols is increasing steadily. In fact, the high polyphenol content of cocoa, coupled with its widespread presence in many food items, render this food of particular interest from the nutritional and "pharmacological" viewpoints.
Visioli F.   +11 more
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The use of the terms ‘lifestyle medicines’ or ‘lifestyle drugs’

Pharmacy World & Science, 2004
over the last 10 decades, 'lifestyle medicines' or 'lifestyle drugs' have been used with increasing frequency by journalists, politicians, authorities and to some extent by scientists. The objective of this paper is to analyse the quantity and quality of the use of these terms and discuss the implications associated with the labelling of indications ...
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Lifestyle Journalism

2018
Abstract Lifestyle journalism is a significant and very substantial field of journalism. Unlike other fields of journalism, however, it has not been the focus of much scholarly debate. Providing audiences as it does with “news you can use,” it is often considered a supplement to breaking news, political news, and news on social and ...
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Lifestyle changes and the lifestyle selection process

Journal of Bioeconomics, 2016
This paper presents an analysis of barriers to the uptake of eco-friendly ways of life that is based upon an evolutionary complex systems approach to the workings of the mind and the choices that people make. It questions the effectiveness of price-based policies for promoting change and emphasizes the role of non-price factors and complementarities in
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Lifestyle of Freedom? Individualism and Lifestyle Migration

2014
The current era is often called the age of individualism: individuality is expected, even demanded, of us. Within this discourse, lifestyle migrants seem to be ideal subjects. Lifestyle migration is often described as an individual’s search for a better life abroad and lifestyle migrants often present themselves as active agents who have improved their
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