Is it our lack of a comprehensive healthcare policy that fails to take mental health issues seriously?

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It means that we take seriously issues mental health and school safety.

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Going forward, Fujitsu plans to provide this technology and service as a way to offer added peace of mind for pet owners who take the health of their pets seriously.

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Care managers need to be convinced of the real economic benefits of treating malnutrition and the Department of Health needs to take it more seriously.

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She says health officials should take the problem more seriously.

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First was persuading the Mozambique government to take him seriously, given his lack of public health experience.

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And if it is, should we take isolation as seriously as we do obesity or smoking in our health strategies?

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So they're less likely to take my health advice on how they should prevent their own potential cancer seriously because I had it myself.

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Worse, it will send a message to polluters that we don't take seriously our air, water, wildlife, communities or economic health.

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"After years of helping veterans of the Vietnam and Gulf wars cope with the health effects of toxic battlefields, we have learned that we must take exposures to toxins seriously to ensure that this generation of service members does not face the same difficulties, " the congressmen say in the letter to be sent Monday to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.

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