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Carles Suris Groupe de recherche sur la santé des adolescents GRSA IUMSP Bugnon 17, 1005 Lausanne Bibliographie : 1 Hohepa M, Schofield G, Kolt G. Adolescent obesity and physical inactivity. N Z Med J 2004;117:U1210. 2 Stubbs CO, Lee AJ. The obesity epidemic : Both energy intake and physical activity contribute. Med J Aust 2004;181:489-91. 3 * Ferron C, Narring F, Cauderay M, Michaud P. Sports activity in adolescence : Association with health perceptions and experimental behaviours. Health Educ Research

recommendations to the attention of healthcare professionals and health authorities regarding the identification of and care delivered to suspected or confirmed carriers of highly contagious viruses (of the Ebola or Marburg type) in the context of an epidemic outbreak in West Africa » [archive], AVIS DU CONSEIL SUPERIEUR DE LA SANTE N° 9188, Conseil Supérieur de la Santé,‎ juillet 2014 (consulté le 19 août 2014) ↑ (en) « Ebola Virus | Einstein Receives Nearly $5 Million to Study How Ebola Causes Infection

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Mary is a precocious student and a voracious reader, so the promise of her life is intellectual richness and generosity. Paradoxically, she loses this potential when she engages in one of the noblest acts of her life. Helping her father fight an epidemic that finally kills him, Mary quits college to take an active part in social work. Although her motives are admirable, her associations with strikes, relief funds, and the Sacco and Vanzetti case frustrate her idealism and harden her heart to people

important changes in the system are increased protection for adults who must be put under guardianship, and a new procedure called “a Mandate for future Protection” which has been set up as a response to the boom of the elderly population and the epidemic proportions of Alzheimer. This mandate enables senior citizens to choose a proxy who will take charge of certain acts if their intellectual capacities diminish in the future. There are two ways this can be set up: firstly a mandate by “seing“ which

pharmaceuticals are counterfeited in the world. This is a real public health issue, especially for developing countries. Many examples underline the danger of counterfeited medicines (source: World Health Organization) - During a meningitis epidemic in Niger in 1995, more than 50 000 people were inoculated with fake vaccines resulting in 2 500 deaths. The vaccines were received as a gift from a country which thought they were safe. - 89 children died in Haiti in 1995 and 30 infants died

language, abbreviations which sound like a spoken informal discourse as “roo are you”. The articles in tabloids are not really objective and serious because it draws the reader emotions by making them laugh or feel worry for example when there was an epidemic HNN1 flu, they used dramatisation in their language as “DIED IN FEW DAYS BY FLU”. The readership of these newspapers is mainly from working-class, so they are not very well-read. Whereas quality papers use very formal and even specialised language

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be interpreted as the product of an ethical duplicity cynically put to the service of collusive governmental and industry posturing about their responsibilities to children. References 1 Roemer R. Legislative action to combat the world tobacco epidemic. 2nd edn. Geneva: World Health Organization, 1993 2 Toxic Substances Board. Health or tobacco: an end to tobacco advertising and promotion. Wellington, New Zealand: May 1989 3 Smee C. Effect of tobacco advertising on tobacco consumption: a discussion

He is often ridiculed by two local white pimps who bribe him periodically, to overlook their infractions. For instance, in one scene the two pimps practice shooting at dead bodies of black natives that float on a river, victimized by a dysentery epidemic. When Lucien approaches them they not only negotiate a price to pay him off but they also insist that he must take a shot. The police chief allows another colonial, Marcaillou, to get away with impunity when he beats his wife in public, and again