On the preservation of health

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The health preservation program emphasizes the chronicity of risks to health, the importance of ongoing interventions attuned to varying health pressures as they emerge over the life trajectory, and the need for more closely articulated preventive, public health, and policy programs. Attention to the environmental risks, prevention programs related to drug use, and extensive efforts in health education in schools are examples of public health elements that should be considered.

Author: Barondess, Jeremiah A.
Health education

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Medical challenges of improving the quality of a longer life

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The article discusses challenges of preventing age-related frailty and disability through the adoption of a preventive life-course perspective that stretches from conception through extreme old age. The recommended strategies also address disease-associated disability and identify those at risk early in life.

Author: Kirkwood, Thomas B.L., Michel, Jean-Pierre, Newton, Julia L.
Health aspects, Care and treatment, Risk factors, Alzheimer's disease, Frail elderly

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Pandemic influenza preparedness and community resiliency

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The coping ability, preparedness and resiliency of the American community to cope with a pandemic like influenza suggesting measures for dealing with it is discussed.

Author: Middaugh, John P.
Government domestic functions, Public affairs, Social aspects, Development and progression, Influenza, Control, Health policy

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Subjects list: United States, Management, Public health, Company business management
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