Background: The nature of disease changes with the nature of societies. Modern chronic diseases that have superseded infections in the Anthropocene era, for example, have come largely from modern environments and lifestyles emanating from this. The concept of healthy living has subsequently changed accordingly.Objective: The objective of this article is to examine the determinants of modern chronic disease and the changes that can be made at the individual level to reduce the impact of these. Discussion: There is a hierarchy of determinants (sometimes incorrectly called ‘causes’) of the major modern chronic diseases. These are summarised under the acronym NASTIE MAL ODOURS and collectively under the term ‘anthropogens’, which are ‘… man-mad...
On the basis of a concrete example from the insurance industry, the text deals with fundamental shi...
Ecological and epidemiological aspects of health were discussed. This article includes following ite...
The rising burden of chronic diseases is a major problem for the global population. Many of these di...
The obesity epidemic and associated chronic diseases are often attributed to modern lifestyles. The ...
AbstractIntroduction: The physical well-being of man and society as a whole depends on many interrel...
License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the ...
Abstract: Human health and well-being is affected appreciably by the environment around...
It is now well accepted that our modern lifestyle has certain implications for our health (Schaub et...
AbstractInfectious diseases are the confrontation of two worlds, the microbial world and the world o...
Background: The last 50–100 years has been marked by a sharp rise in so-called “Western-diseases” in...
The chronic disease crisis we currently face must be addressed in rapid fashion. Cardiovascular (CV)...
The chronic disease crisis we currently face must be addressed in rapid fashion. Cardiovascular (CV)...
In 1948, World Health Organization (WHO) defined health as “a state of complete ...
Health is a fundamental human right. The World Health Organization defines it as a “state of complet...
Chronic disease epidemiology currently lacks the mono-causal focus germ theory provides infectious d...
On the basis of a concrete example from the insurance industry, the text deals with fundamental shi...
Ecological and epidemiological aspects of health were discussed. This article includes following ite...
The rising burden of chronic diseases is a major problem for the global population. Many of these di...
The obesity epidemic and associated chronic diseases are often attributed to modern lifestyles. The ...
AbstractIntroduction: The physical well-being of man and society as a whole depends on many interrel...
License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the ...
Abstract: Human health and well-being is affected appreciably by the environment around...
It is now well accepted that our modern lifestyle has certain implications for our health (Schaub et...
AbstractInfectious diseases are the confrontation of two worlds, the microbial world and the world o...
Background: The last 50–100 years has been marked by a sharp rise in so-called “Western-diseases” in...
The chronic disease crisis we currently face must be addressed in rapid fashion. Cardiovascular (CV)...
The chronic disease crisis we currently face must be addressed in rapid fashion. Cardiovascular (CV)...
In 1948, World Health Organization (WHO) defined health as “a state of complete ...
Health is a fundamental human right. The World Health Organization defines it as a “state of complet...
Chronic disease epidemiology currently lacks the mono-causal focus germ theory provides infectious d...
On the basis of a concrete example from the insurance industry, the text deals with fundamental shi...
Ecological and epidemiological aspects of health were discussed. This article includes following ite...
The rising burden of chronic diseases is a major problem for the global population. Many of these di...