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Preventive activities in women

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García-Franco, Alberto López   +8 more
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On Android’s activity hijacking prevention

Computers & Security, 2021
Abstract Android task and hijacking attacks can have a high impact on end users’ data confidentiality, since malicious applications exploiting such a threat can deceive end users and gain access to sensitive data silently. We believe that these threats are of high importance and thus in this paper we study them thoroughly through a tool capable to ...
Christos Lyvas   +2 more
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Activities for Injury Prevention

Journal of Public Health Policy, 1985
yas G> ~ E noted with interest your publication's recent editorial (1) which emphasizes the importance of injuries as W 5.T.T 2 causes of death, disability, and economic costs in the it W % United States today and proposes the establishment of a P c) "National Institute of Injury Prevention" to develop and coordinate research and control efforts ...
C A, Herron   +4 more
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Crime Prevention and Active Living

American Journal of Health Promotion, 2007
This paper addresses the question of whether crime is a barrier to active living and if it is, what can be done about it? The authors introduce a theoretical model that addresses how crime might influence physical activity behavior. The core components of the model are: situational characteristics, crime and disorder, fear of crime or disorder, and ...
Anastasia, Loukaitou-Sideris   +1 more
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Physical activity and diabetes prevention

Journal of Applied Physiology, 2005
Diabetes has reached epidemic proportions worldwide and is associated with a large economic burden, increased risk of cardiovascular disease, and premature mortality. Hyperglycemia is the hallmark clinical manifestation of diabetes and evolves through a multifactorial etiology of genetic, environmental, and behavioral enablers.
Michael J, LaMonte   +2 more
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Physical Activity and the Prevention of Stroke

European Journal of Cardiovascular Risk, 1999
Most prospective studies have shown physical activity to be associated with a reduced risk of stroke. The results of existing studies suggest that this benefit is seen in both men and women, in younger and older subjects and in subjects with and without pre-existing coronary heart disease. Sporting (vigorous) activity does not appear to be essential to
S G, Wannamethee, A G, Shaper
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Prevention Ethics: Explicating the Context of Prevention Activities

Ethics & Behavior, 1992
Research and intervention involving primary prevention [related to mental health and psychology] have grown dramatically in the past 10 years. However, little attention has been paid to ethical issues in primary prevention. This article proposes a framework for increasing awareness of such issues. The framework centers on explicating the contexts where
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The Preventive Role of Activity:

Physical & Occupational Therapy In Geriatrics, 1983
The benefits of activity are examined through a review of the literature from both a psychosocial and physical focus.A challenge is given to occupational and physical therapists to add to the resea...
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Active cancer prevention

2013
Chapter 2 describes the key potentially modifiable risk factors that are responsible for more than half of the seven million deaths from cancer worldwide. Using evidence-based strategies to impact individual and population behaviour changes, public health efforts driven by sound knowledge, legislative support/backing, and social commitment have the ...
Graham Colditz, Courtney Beers
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