Health status in east European countries.

The Effect of Capitals on Female Labour Force Participation: a Comparative Study on European ::::union:::: and Middle East Countries

Expended Abstract Introduction:In modern development literature, there are a lot of discussions about participation, especially economic participation. Economic participation is the essential part of economic development and lack of plating the participation backgrounds will challenge social system, as well as economic system. Labour force is main stimulus and jmpetus for developing societies,...

The Effect of Capitals on Female Labour Force Participation: a Comparative Study on European ::::union:::: and Middle East Countries

Expended Abstract Introduction:In modern development literature, there are a lot of discussions about participation, especially economic participation. Economic participation is the essential part of economic development and lack of plating the participation backgrounds will challenge social system, as well as economic system. Labour force is main stimulus and jmpetus for developing societies,...

Prevalence of hepatitis A across various countries in the Middle East, African and Eastern European countries

Do health behaviour and psychosocial risk factors explain the European east-west gap in health status?

BACKGROUND Mortality rates are much more favourable in Western European countries than in those of Eastern Europe. Health behaviour and psychosocial factors have been suggested to be important contributors to East-West differences in mortality and health status. METHODS To compare reported health status as well as health behaviours and psychosocial factors which may be related to unequal heal...

Nutrition, physical activity and health status in Middle and East European countries.

In the Middle- and East-European countries the political, economic and social situation changed fundamentally in 1989 and 1990. These alterations are reflected in markers of dietary intake, physical activity and health with a trend similar in Czechia, East Germany, Lithuania and Poland. Thus, the previous increase in energy consumption stopped and was followed by a decline. The increasing prefe...