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General Discussions => Feel Free Here => Topic started by: Admin on September 23, 2007, 07:44:15 PM
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Both education and income can determine whether a person will remain healthy, but those who stay in school longer have the best odds, largely because education so strongly influences income, say the authors of a new study.
"Those with less education are more likely to develop health problems and those with low incomes who already have health problems are more likely to see their health worsen," said lead author Pamela Herd, a University of Wisconsin-Madison sociologist.
Read more by visiting this link http://www.hbns.org/getDocument.cfm?documentID=1575 (http://www.hbns.org/getDocument.cfm?documentID=1575)
Regards
Dr.mahdi
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I agree that low income could mean low health...but i dnt agree that those who stay in school necessarily get the best income or have better health then people say currently living in somalia who have never been to school. Quite a large number as well on the other hand like school dropouts earn very high sums of money that doctors dont get, e.g footballers, musicians, actors..etc.
Its just depends on your destiny.
Regards,
Dr Abdullahi.
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Hadii la isku fiiriyo wadamada waxbarashada ku hormaray iyo wadamada ku liita waa dareemeysaa farqiga weyn ee u dhaxeeya, waxaa yaraanaya, jahliga, cudurada, gaajada iyo dhaqaalo xumi.
hada isku mid maahan wadan dhakhaatiir la'aan ka jirto iyo mid ay ku badan yihiin, taasoo laga dareemi karo heerka uu ka gaarsiisan yahay wadankaas dhinaca caafimaadka.
Education so strongly influences health then later income will increase.
Waxbaro!