introduction: a great percentage of aids infections occure in adolescence and youth. since that,studing and finding the most efficient teaching methods in order to improve their information ( knowledge) and attitude also to create o positive one and to creat preventive measures in the young and adolescent,is of great significance and priority. materials and methods: 7 school were picked randomy...

The paper examines the effects on growth of both private and public investment in health, schooling and culture: in short, education. These expenditures exert two effects on the growth rate: (i)they increase labour and capital stock productivity through a positive externality, and (ii) they modify saving and investment decisions through the substitutability between education and private consump...

BACKGROUND Biopsychosocially informed education is associated with improved back pain beliefs and positive changes in health care practitioners' practice behaviours. OBJECTIVE Assess the effect of this type of education for insurance workers who are important non-clinical stakeholders in the rehabilitation of injured workers. METHODS Insurance workers operating in the Western Australian wor...

The movement of positive education is growing globally. Positive aims to balance academic skills with wellbeing. This study introduces the “Inner Engineering” methodology and evaluates its impact on promoting wellbeing flourishing for college students. Based science yoga, Inner Engineering comprehensively addresses four major dimensions human experiences—physiological, cognitive, affective, ene...

BACKGROUND Rural women in West Bengal have been found to have low rates of formal education, poor health knowledge, high rates of malnutrition and anemia, and low levels of empowerment. Despite these difficult circumstances, some women have positive health outcomes compared to women with similarly disadvantaged backgrounds. The purpose of this study is to identify factors associated with positi...