Very interesting study. I do wonder how the results would be if the study was extended to other sites besides the two listed and by the types of occupations.
It is important for chronic diseases especially cancer have interventions in which to educate and address negative beliefs or preconceived notions and that can provide better outlooks and hopefully an improved prognosis with positive behaviors.
I do wonder how big of an impact this had made on HIV rates and widely used the therapy is since this was published. I can imagine how big this was at the time.
With the use of social media platforms, we can inform in ways we could not before and could be a method used to change behavior just like advertisements that do a similar thing.
Student evaluation is important to get a sense of how a course goes and interest in teaching the class in the future, but as stated that there is little to no relationship between evaluations and research. As concluded, evaluation and assessment of faculty continue to evolve.
This is very important to present as people are misinformed about the e-cigarettes and their claims along with endorsements can hit a reset button on the evidence that smoking has on our health. Well done!
I believe with anything we do, transcends language and research should be the same in which it can be communicated in any language especially when research is about sharing knowledge.
Studies like these are so important to be disseminated for people to know about to inform about the effectiveness and how this is critical during the pandemic and going forward.
After looking at the title, I was curious as to what was assessed in terms of how time was spent in the garden. It was interesting to see for individuals that simply spent time in the garden as leisure or actually gardening. I am intrigued to see how this type of research can be utilized to integrate spaces of the natural and built environment.
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