Übersetzung für "Poorer health" in Deutsch

That means more anxiety, which translates into poorer health.

Not surprisingly, elderly women are in poorer health.

Not having enough physical activity leads to poorer health.

That is why the members of low socio-economic groups and poorer health outcomes.

They tend to have poorer health and less access to health care.

We could all perhaps agree that the right to health is one of the most important, but all the detailed statistics show that people who are homeless, who are unemployed, who are in poverty, live much shorter lives and have much poorer health, than those whose social rights are safeguarded.

The International Labour Organisation has on quite a number of occasions pointed out the connection between, on the one hand, reduced security and poorer health in the workplace and, on the other hand, short-term contracts.

From reports by human rights NGOs and anthropological descriptions, however, the clear picture that emerges is that Roma women living within the European Union get poorer-quality health care, as they are affected by a number of unfavourable factors and are subject to discrimination.

If we opt for the Council' s line, we in actual fact choose poorer health for our citizens in a situation in which children and asthmatics are among the most vulnerable.

Workers in manual or routine jobs tend to be in poorer health than other groups.

The Commission recognises that workers in these groups have a lower life expectancy and poorer state of health compared to other workers.

A recent study13 contracted by the Commission confirmed that poorer people, while polluting less, live in areas of lower environmental quality, which contributes to poorer health, stress and vulnerability to natural disasters.

This lack of authorised veterinary medicinal products poses significant problems, e.g. poorer animal health and welfare, increased risk for human health, and economic and competitive disadvantage for EU farming.

This policy should focus both on actions to be taken in the early stages through preventative measures that consider the organisation of work and working conditions, and on those actions required at a subsequent stage to help rehabilitation and encourage members of staff who are in poorer health to continue to work under reasonable conditions.

Compared to the rest of the population they have a far lower level of training and suffer from far higher rates of unemployment, as well as being in poorer health.

Children tend to experience higher levels of poverty: children who grow up in poverty are more likely to suffer from poorer health, do less well educationally and are at higher risk of future unemployment and of anti-social behaviour.

There is much evidence that children growing up in poverty tend to do less well educationally, have poorer health, enjoy fewer opportunities to participate and develop socially, recreationally and culturally and are at greater risk of being involved in or affected by anti-social behaviour and substance abuse.

Children can live in substandard housing or even be homeless, live in a derelict neighbourhoods, experience high levels of crime, poorer health, poor diets, higher risks of accidents and injuries, more physical abuse, more bullying, less access to childcare, limited access to social and family services, educational disadvantage and low quality educational opportunities, have limited or no access to playgrounds, sporting and recreational facilities or to cultural activities.

More attention is also given to older immigrants (D), to forced/arranged marriages, to poorer health (S) and lower educational levels (NL, DK).

Eric, do you take this woman to be your lawfully wedded wife, to have and to hold, richer or poorer, sickness and health till death due you part?