He is in poor health.

Tom is in poor health.

He's still in poor health after his illness.

Poor education also affects health.

Poor health prohibited him from traveling.

The success stories in public health for the poor are multiplying.

My mother is always very cheerful in spite of poor health.

Happiness is good health and a poor memory.

Happiness is good health and a poor memory.

The trade in inferior drugs also undermines fragile public health systems in poor countries.

It's better to be poor and in good health than rich and ill.

His term in prison greatly jeopardized his poor health, causing his premature death in 1904.

Poor children do not have reasonable access to health care.

As a result, they are increasingly vulnerable to poor health.

In health and education, the poor often do not have good access to services.

Yet even in his poor health, Ramayogaiah remains skeptical of India s for profit hospitals.

The costs to the US of allowing so many of its children to grow up in poverty, poor health, poor schools, and poor housing are staggering.

His second flogging has been postponed due to Badawi's poor health.

mobilizing evidence showing how poor health contributes directly to failed economic development

Poor people live in poor neighborhoods with poor schools.

The costs to the US of allowing so many of its children to grow up in poverty, poor health, poor schools, and poor housing are staggering. A shocking proportion ends up serving time in prison especially in the case of non white poor children.

Moreover, Russia s demographic crisis continues, sustained by poor public health and inadequate investment in a social safety net.

When poor families have fewer children, they can afford to invest more per child in health, nutrition, and schooling.

This has some theoretical validity, but ignores malaria s dependence on poor infrastructure and health care.

The 24 year old, formerly ranked in the top five in the world, has not played since Wimbledon in June because of poor health.

But poor countries are capable of establishing effective public health programs rapidly when they are helped.

Throughout his life, he was not financially solvent, and his wife's poor health made matters worse.

Rotary took on the challenge of getting vaccines to the poor, in regions with weak or non existent public health systems.

Being born poor or in a remote village should not consign anybody to the misery of going without decent health care.

Even if she did, however, she would not face the barriers that people with poor dental health confronted in the past.

Climate sensitive diseases and health impacts can be high in poor countries that have minimal resources to treat and prevent illness.

He declined in health.

I'm in good health.

I'm in perfect health.

I'm in perfect health.

Poor Palestine. Poor Israel.

With more children surviving to adulthood, poor families are choosing to have fewer children, and to invest more in their health and education.

In poor households, they are also likely to receive less food than boys, placing their physical health and development at even greater risk.

This is partly because of America s health care system, which still leaves poor Americans in a precarious position, despite President Barack Obama s reforms.

Some NGO s and Chernobyl charities have responded with disbelief, citing as evidence the general population s admittedly poor health.

Environmental health, community health, behavioral health, and occupational health are also important areas of public health.

Tom is in good health.

Tom is in excellent health.

The activists accused the Ministry of Health care in poor HIV AIDS politics, and, more importantly, of shortage of medicines needed for HIV treatment.

The new budget is also likely to do little to improve India s poor education and primary health care systems.