… choose to remain poor to the point of death. From the Confucian perspective, physiological
needs, though fundamental to human survival, are not considered a priority of human life; the …

… in the field of social work, nursing, education, health care. If we look into these people who
… When you know how to choose, … A wise person is to choose the right things. It’s a choice. …

… World Health Organization estimates that approximately one third of the disease burden in
… air pollution, unsafe water, inadequate sanitation, and hygiene. Children's exposure to these …

… There is a lack of information on the efficiency of the aquitard for groundwater protection …
population and the selected environmental variables (drinking water and sanitation). Databases …

… Thus, I have chosen these three aspects to more thoroughly … The three aspects of privacy
in public, sanitation and hygiene, … the burden of disease attributable to unsafe water and poor …

… The burden of ill health among children will continue to be dominated by diseases of under-…
and HIV/AIDS, and additional health problems related to the consequences of urbanisation …

… counterparts, tending to choose more lethal methods … health care is hindered by a widespread
lack of specific data about their needs and concerns, a lack of adequate training for health …

… As a result, worldwide there is a lack of uniformly accepted … chosen because they predict
an increased risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes (defined as a 75 % higher chance of adverse …

… choose to rent houses outside schools, which affects students’ study yet bring heavier burdens
upon … More often than not, these problems cannot be solved effectively due to the lack of …

… saw in selection 4 by Reynaldo Martorell, which questioned the “small but healthy" hypothesis…
Scheper-Hughes in selection 40 Malnutrition can also be the result of the lack of a specific …