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…ealth strategies, particularly for ageing societies with rising chronic disease burdens.…

…lthy community-dwelling adults (n=800), aged ≥21 years, without chronic disease, gastrointestinal disorders, smoking history, or recent antibio…

…Introduction Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) services face increasing clinical complexity, rising pati…

…Health systems are under increasing pressure as chronic disease becomes the dominant burden of care. Addressing this requires e…

…th promotion can help to address physical inactivity as well as chronic disease, mental health concerns, loneliness and other global public hea…

… 15.2% vs 6.1%) and more frequent chronic conditions, including osteoarthritis (10.6% and 11.1% vs 2.7%) and back pain (26.6% and 31.7% vs 16.…

…hcare to support administrative processes, health education and chronic disease management. These systems simulate human dialogue through natur…

…s of pain and anxiety than men (p<0.05). Low educational level, chronic disease, poorer perceived general health, negative intravenous experien…

…Inclusion was restricted to participants who reported having no chronic disease at the time of recruitment. Sleep duration was the self-reporte…

…ol measures contained in the treaty as ‘best buys’ for reducing chronic disease.2 The concept of such a well-guided, protected and widely adopt…

…e risk of subsequent acute care utilisation among patients with SLE. Future studies should examine the effectiveness of CGA measure…

…y emergency department (ED) clinicians regarding their roles in chronic disease management.…