Titlebook: Anticipating and Assessing Health Care Technology, Volume 2; Future technological H. David Banta Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media

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Other progress in therapy,A full range of therapeutic advances are expected. Many of them are addressed in other chapters of this report (e.g., in . and .). This Chapter deals with a few of a large number of other therapeutic technologies that may be developed.

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Oral health,Dental disease continues to be a common health problem, but because it is not dramatic or life-threatening, its importance seems underestimated (242).

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Gut geplant ist halb gewonnen!,environment as useful and happy members of society (362). This truism will remain valid in the future. Promoting health involves a wide range of activities, since health is defined broadly and dynamically (236). These might include, for example, activities to improve the physical and cultural enviro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-12047-4 an absolute necessity for good health status. Malnutrition can refer to either insufficient food intake, inappropriate intake, or excessive intake. In Western countries, over-consumption of nutrients in relation to energy needs appears to be a causative factor in a number of diseases (355).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-57434-8 the brain. Dysfunctioning of the brain and nervous system can lead to a wide array of neurological, communicative and behavioral disorders. These disorders include developmental defects, learning handicaps, sensory deficits, depressive conditions, schizophrenia, multiple sclerosis, and neurological

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Die Verhaltensbiologie in der DDR,ong and healthy life. The average family has less than 2 children now, and that figure may fall even further. Increasingly, each birth is planned. Births are spaced at an interval of several years. People often seem to want to have ‘perfect’ babies. This puts special pressures on the health care sys