Obviously there's concerns about people's health and infection risk.
And does the public really want to move away from a system in which employers provide most people's health insurance to one where most people buy their own?
The money raised by the Health Lottery will be distributed by the People's Health Trust.
Ann Jones asked whether the feel-good factor, such as Rhyl Football Club's success at the weekend, can help improve people's health.
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They've developed an approach called Health At Every Size that is proving to be better for people's health than weight-loss attempts.
On the plus side, a report by the Royal Society, the world's oldest scientific organisation, has cleared them of the charge of damaging people's health.
Mr Ladyman said the department was also working with Mencap on a number of ideas for improving the health of people with learning disabilities, including the need for primary care services to proactively identify people's health problems.
Despite the sub-group report, concerns have been raised that the poisoning did affect people's health.
The plans are designed to cut down on excessive drinking and improve people's health.
They come from the American Cancer Society, whose researchers studied 123, 216 people's health outcomes during a 14-year period.
Deputy Mike Hadley, who has led the call for the resignations, accused Deputy Adam of playing politics with people's health.
However, there is no risk to people's health now because the plague bacteria cannot survive long in the soil, Crossrail says.
But one resident, who has lived in Kew for 10 years, told BBC London the noise from flights already affects people's health.
It has to do with people's health and it can't be postponed.
Meanwhile, Tory Laura Sandys, suggested a "human MOT" for 40 and 50-year-olds to help pre-empt people's health issues and allow for early intervention.
The full impact on people's health from last year's disaster at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan won't be known for years, if ever.
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The committee says it recognises the importance of green energy sources, but it should not be done at the expense of people's health and wellbeing.
"If you know what you're doing is harmful to people's health, common sense says if you care, you might want to stop doing that, " he said.
Dancing is good for older people's health and balance, studies show, especially salsa, says Timothy Dougherty, medical director of the emergency department at nearby Cape Coral Hospital.
Take them out and your people's health will improve, but the world will get warmer, as the West found in the second half of the 20th century.
With the cultural perception that the people's health is linked to that of the environment, medicinal plant conservation and health care are closely inter-related in the Dolpo region.
Ms Ryan said alcohol was as much a threat to people's health as tobacco and that one thirteenth of the country's health budget was being spent on alcohol related illness.
More directly, higher status itself protects people's health, he argues, not just by reducing their propensity to behave riskily, but also by changing their body chemistry in ways that protect them against disease.
One possible way, proposed by Jeffrey Sachs of Harvard University, would be for rich-country governments to promise to buy, at a reasonable price, any drug likely to bring about a big improvement in poor people's health.
In a statement, the People's Health Trust which distributes money for the new lottery said it believed the money would be a valuable injection of funding for the charitable sector and did not believe it would be detrimental to existing hospice incomes.
The first of its kind in the country, the restriction has sparked reaction from pizzeria counters to late-night talk shows, celebrated by some as a bold attempt to improve people's health and derided by others as another "nanny state" law from Bloomberg during his 11 years in office.
"There is a lot of work on the beneficial effects of visiting natural environments, but our findings suggest it is time to move beyond a simple urban versus rural debate and start looking at the effect that different natural environments have on people's health and well-being, " said Dr White.
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But that was long before Hanes began moving much of its production offshore, and before the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement (under which the tobacco companies agreed in 1998 to pay hundreds of billions of dollars in damages for harming people's health), the leveraged buy-out of RJR by a private-equity firm, the elimination of federal farm price support for tobacco and decades of anti-smoking advertising.
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The plans being referred to her relate specifically to changes to minor injuries, x-ray and older people's mental health provision in Gwynedd alone.
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