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… mental and spiritual health, from reduced risks from disease to lower stress levels (Worboys et al. 2015, Myers et … In addition to lethal conflicts, many perished due to disease, malnutrition and precarious working conditions. The …

… during the dry season; this reduces livestock theft and disease. The ngitili practice in Shinyanga is also seen as …

… relationships, and the dispersal of parasites and disease, are examples of processes that may be greatly … (such as hunting, persecution as pests, introduction of disease and new predators, habitat modification) that are … weeds and exotic species; • facilitate the spread of disease; • introduce new genes which could disrupt local …

… issues such as kidney cancer, testicular cancer, thyroid disease, pregnancy-induced hypertension, high cholesterol …

… the chemical and biological control of parasites and disease, the reduction of post-harvest losses, etc. As has … and the fish to quality control so as to detect any disease that might arise (article 28). B. LEGAL MEASURES TO … either directly, or by decreasing their resistance to disease, harmful organisms or frost damage. 242/ A number of …

… result of an IPPC-developed treatment to prevent a pest or disease from coming along for the ride. For that matter, even …

… (SPS, 1994) governs use of trade measures to control disease, contaminants or organisms that may pose risks to … The dynamics, behaviour, and responses to disturbance, disease, habitat destruction and hunting, extraction or … of the ecosystem, including overexploitation, spread of disease, social or ecological disruption due to selective …