Posts Tagged ‘Diseases’
The Health Of Women
Two publications of Women Welfare , The SPF is defined as “a feminist movement left active in the field of health and citizenship”.
The health of women in single parent families in terms of health determinants
“The Health of Women in single parent families is significantly worse than men who are in the same case. We need to dig these data to try to make assumptions about the real causes of these problems.
So we will take the path that is the analysis of determinants of health by putting them against the realities of women in single parent families, in order, and that is what is most important to identify recommendations policies necessary for the rearing of children alone is not a disability or oppression in addition to other environmental and social oppression on the health of women. Read the rest of this entry »
Millions Of Future Clients
Drug companies located in Spain are located at 1555 today disease associations clustered around 31 kinds of ailments with half a million members. And their control entails very good prospects of “business” because there are 19 million Spanish people with chronic diseases, whether treated or not.
Between five and seven million are Spanish and consistently medicated but there are many who suffer from allergies, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, hyperglycemia, or depression that are not in treatment. Read the rest of this entry »
The Market For Patients
The multinational pharmaceutical companies control much of patients’ associations
Much of patients’ associations are nothing but entities created and / or controlled by large multinational pharmaceutical companies to ensure that patients receive the same information that doctors through the magazines and their guests.
This “sponsor” their activities, their media organs, doctors advice people to “trust” their meetings or conferences. It is concerned that a person will not even think about alternatives to the drug. All in the name of science but what is really being sought is to secure the business. Read the rest of this entry »