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Tumor-promoting aftermath post-chemotherapy: A focus on breast cancer
Life Sciences, 2022Chemotherapy is an important tool for the management of solid tumors including breast cancers (BC). Its neo-adjuvant and adjuvant use is important for shrinking tumor size and neutralizing the disseminated cancer cells. Initial chemotherapy administration often leads to a reduction in tumor size and pathological complete response. However, chemotherapy-
Paras, Famta +8 more
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FOCUS STUDY ON HALAL TOURISM PROMOTION
JASIE, 2023Halal tourism is a type of tourism that follows the rules and principles of Islamic sharia. This includes services and facilities designed to meet the needs of Muslim travelers, such as Halal food, access to mosques or places of worship, separate accommodation for men and women, and recommended modest dress.
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Are there gender differences in promotion–prevention self‐regulatory focus?
British Journal of Psychology, 2023Abstract The purpose of this research is to examine gender differences in promotion/prevention self‐regulatory focus, a dispositional motivational orientation with major implications for human functioning. First, a review of literature using social cognitive theory as a framework suggests that, driven by socialization processes, (1 ...
Gutermuth, Dinah, Hamstra, Melvyn
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Preconceptional Health Promotion: A Focus for Obstetric Care
American Journal of Perinatology, 1987Women contemplating pregnancy generally dream of a healthy infant yet are unaware of the critical significance of the weeks of organogenesis that precede entry into prenatal care. Programs of preconceptional health promotion provide women with information on the potential relatedness of prepregnancy lifestyle choices, health status, and pregnancy ...
M K, Moos, R C, Cefalo
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Health Promotion: A developing focus area over the years
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 2015In 1953 when the Nordic School of Public Health was founded, the aim of public health programmes was disease prevention more than health promotion. This was not unusual, since at this time health usually was seen as the opposite of disease and illness.
Povlsen, Lene, Borup, I.
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Child health promotion— focus on parents
2006Abstract Chapter 2 gives an overview of activities involved in promoting child health, stresses the importance of a holistic approach to working with families, introduces concepts of social support, social capital, and social networks, discusses the challenges of working with families in difficult circumstances, outlines the evidence ...
David M. B. Hall, David Elliman
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CAM Education: Promoting a Salutogenic Focus in Health Care
The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2008Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) education has created a focus that not only brings awareness of various CAM therapies to conventional medical education but also highlights how these therapies can bring insight toward improved health care.A survey of CAM educational leaders at institutions awarded grants for incorporating CAM education into
David P, Rakel +4 more
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Health Promotion by Dietary Restriction—A Focus
Journal of Basic and Clinical Physiology and Pharmacology, 2006Food restriction, although long popular among gerontologists, has emerged as a new challenge in public health in postindustrial societies because this is the only intervention that repeatedly and strikingly increases maximum life span. The practice of food restriction is widespread for cosmetic, health, and economic reasons.
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Using focus groups to evaluate health promotion interventions
Health Education, 2000Introduces focus group methodology to health professionals interested in the possibility of using the method to evaluate health promotion interventions. A working definition and brief history of the method is provided, followed by a summary of possible uses in the three types of evaluation: formative; process; and outcome.
Kirsten Mitchell, Patrick Branigan
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Health Promotion: focus on care of the dying
International Journal of Palliative Nursing, 1998Despite the fact that health is considered to be for all people the literature on health promotion rarely considers the needs of the dying person and his/her family. However, each one of us must face the process of dying at some stage in our lives. The goal of palliative care is to achieve the best quality of life for patients and their families.
Phil Russell, Ruth Sander
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