Collocations for health - noun

excellent, full, good, perfect
bad, declining, delicate, failing, fragile, frail, ill, poor
He had to retire due to ill health.

general, overall
long-term
mental, physical, sexual
environmental, occupational
environmental health officers

public
There is no threat to public health from this paint.

personal
human

enjoy, have
She's never really enjoyed good health.

ensure, look after (esp. BrE), maintain, protect
You need to maintain your physical and mental health.

enhance, improve
ways to improve the nation's general health

promote
a campaign to promote better health in the workplace

recover, regain, restore
nurse sb back to, restore sb to
She was nursed back to full health.
Doctors worked for weeks to restore him to health.

damage, harm, ruin, undermine
endanger, risk, threaten
Some athletes are prepared to risk their health to win a medal.

affect
monitor

improve
Her health gradually improved.

deteriorate, fail, worsen
His health began to fail under the heavy pressures of the job.

care
How is primary health care best delivered?
community health care

system
authority (esp. BrE), board (esp. BrE), department
the local health authority (BrE)

issue, needs, problem
hazard, risk
benefit
the health benefits of physical activity

education
centre/center, clinic, facilities
a community health centre/center

insurance, plan
private health insurance

food
health food stores

official, professional, visitor (in the UK), worker
Health visitors give families support for infant care and development.

provider
warning
The air quality was so bad that the government issued a health warning.

minister (BrE)

bad for your health, good for your health
Smoking is bad for your health.

health and safety
health and safety at work

(not) in the best of health, in good health, in poor health
He was in much better health.

sb's state of health (esp. BrE)
He is unable to travel far because of his state of health.