Some other reports that have come out even more recently suggests that it's not just infecting elderly people, it's also infecting young people, but it seems like there could be some misunderstandins around whether the symptoms are worse in elderly people, whether it's more critical once elderly people are confirmed to have it.
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Elderly people are disproportionately at risk of contracting the virus.
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Only elderly people or people in poor health wear them.
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But that has left some elderly people feeling left behind.
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Officials stressed that elderly people are at highest risk from flu.
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"Some elderly people don't have resources, but many do," he avers.
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That year, 219 million non-elderly people -- or 2400% -- lacked coverage.
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And some immigrants or elderly people simply may not trust banks.
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Elderly people and children, toddlers, babies, were sent to the right.
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My first thing is to get something for the elderly people.
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Elderly people abused in nursing homes, along with their heartbroken families.
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"Some people were scared, especially the elderly people," he added to PIX11.
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Several of Lerer's cases involve elderly people who tripped over parked scooters.
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They were in a home for elderly people when the storm hit.
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Thousands of elderly people are stuck in rural communities with no buses.
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The infection has infected 48 mostly elderly people in Wisconsin, killing 15.
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Restrictions could be kept in place only on vulnerable and elderly people.
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Avoid: crowds, religious gatherings, weddings, elderly people and eating food from outside.
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"It's a place for us elderly people to get exercise," he said.
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Most of those making the journey are women, children and elderly people.
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Children and elderly people generally rise early; teens stay up late at night.
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At his chemotherapy group, he met elderly people on the verge of death.
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Other victims included migrant workers, teachers, students and elderly people, the report said.
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McKinsey, a consultancy, says Japan should encourage able-bodied elderly people to help.
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So it's not necessarily just for elderly people who can't understand Uber's app.
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Many are elderly people who are too sick or too stubborn to leave.
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It&aposs really sad that somebody would do that to the elderly people.
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At times, infections could be fatal, especially in young children or elderly people.
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Many of the victims were elderly people who were not using air conditioning.
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Elderly people are most at risk as they are more prone to heatstroke.
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But it's a rare thing—it's mainly tourists and elderly people who tip.
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In Spain, army troops have found elderly people abandoned in several nursing homes.
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Elderly people who require regular medical attention could be the first to leave.
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Elderly people in particular have been encouraged to stay home around the world.
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It's also estimated that one in three elderly people there has depressive symptoms.
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This is especially important for elderly people or those with any health risks.
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Democrats decided to take on a more limited goal: insurance for elderly people.
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That survey indicated that 149 million non-elderly people had employer-sponsored coverage.
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I will say voice assistants are great for parents, and for elderly people.
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The two elderly people quickly died, and the children were returned to the tribe.
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Many of the victims have been elderly people who were not using air conditioning.
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"Elderly people stay within the family until the end of their existence," Pes said.
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College students walk more slowly after being exposed to words relating to elderly people.
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Elderly people are increasingly seen driving taxis, serving in supermarkets and even guarding banks.
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He was especially good at connecting with the elderly people he served, Bedard said.
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Their aim is to "bring a more positive attitude towards ageing and elderly people."
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Slashing Medicaid hurts kids, the elderly, people with disabilities and those struggling with addiction.
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It's what Kao is now trying to prevent from happening to other elderly people.
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Dr. Gutierrez knew there were elderly people in need, tucked away in the mountains.
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Often elderly people may have trouble shopping and cooking if they have mobility issues.
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Context: Elderly people are likely at higher risk because immune systems weaken with age.
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Elderly people, you know, we had problems in some of these senior assistance homes.
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Elderly people and those with underlying health conditions are more vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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We house elderly people in nursing homes instead of offering more pleasant home care.
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You hear your boarding announcement: more queues and lost elderly people with enormous bags.
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She says that there were quite a few elderly people there who danced fantastically.
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"We believe that elderly people should be celebrated and cared for with respect and compassion."
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He welcomed Ilijason's new store, saying it could be convenient for elderly people living alone.
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Perhaps elderly people 'gently ebb away' but young bodies fight death leading to terrible suffering.
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Broken arms, for example, can make it difficult for elderly people to care for themselves.
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Many of them are elderly people who are too sick or too stubborn to leave.
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The hope instead is to extend "healthspan", keeping elderly people hale and hearty for longer.
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The project is the work of two Dutch women and features 25 tattooed elderly people.
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More than $11 million is destined for home-based care for elderly people with disabilities.
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The number of elderly people receiving social care from their local authority declined by 26%.
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According to Age UK, around 1.2 million elderly people will spend Christmas on their own.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Does it make financial and moral sense to keep elderly people in prison?
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"She usually gave a helping hand to help elderly people get around town," he added.
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Elderly people have a far greater irsk of dying from the virus than younger people.
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Then I mentioned that elderly people had been dying in the nursing home in Kirkland.
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Worryingly, statistics and simple observation suggest that many elderly people experience frailty, illness and dependence.
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Elderly people are at a much higher risk of dying from a COVID-19 infection.
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He added that the 593 who were freed comprised elderly people, men, women and children.
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It's difficult to see, the elderly people you know were actively involved in this system.
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Until a solution is found, more and more elderly people will have to support themselves.
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Elderly people and very young children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of heat, explained Landeg.
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Elderly people have been known to sue their families for maintenance if they fail to comply.
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Delayed transfer of elderly people from hospital beds costs the taxpayer around £22019m ($1bn) a year.
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"There are still some elderly people who I know back at the village," the lawyer said.
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Many protesters were middle-aged and elderly people who complained there was no work for them.
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But firms can only employ elderly people up to 10 percent of their workforce, he said.
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Pearce said that before, she barely noticed elderly people when she passed them on the street.
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More importantly, everyone will be able to use the device, young kids and elderly people included.
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"They had these elderly people, handicapped people lined up in wheelchairs," said stranded passenger Rutia Curry.
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The elderly people around him hold jobs, if possible, and, Tithonus-like, seem unable to die.
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Understandably, some elderly people fear falling so much that they don't even want to contemplate it.
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That brings the total percentage of non-elderly people with insurance and affordability problems to 26.2%.
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Australia has recorded 60 cases of infection and two elderly people have died from the virus.
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Elderly people and those with preexisting conditions have been the most likely to suffer serious consequences.
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A lot of elderly people are playing the "if it's my time, it's my time" card.
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Priority will be given to the most vulnerable, such as unaccompanied children, disabled and elderly people.
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LG: You mentioned earlier in the show that elderly people are highly susceptible to the coronavirus.
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And a bus that was transporting elderly people from a nursing home exploded, killing 23 people.
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They usually target elderly people and demand thousands of dollars for services that they never perform.
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But past studies of healthy elderly people have found relationships between regular exercise and improved memories.
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Another heard about a local elected official driving elderly people to the polls getting harassed by police.
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It was least effective among sick and weak elderly people, the team reported in the journal Eurosurveillance.
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Per-person spending on disabled people, elderly people, parents, and other categories of beneficiaries will be capped.
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Health warning for Chiang Mai: Children & elderly people should wear a mask & avoid outside activities #Thailand pic.twitter.
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Politicians are struggling to weigh the lives of sick children and elderly people against desperately needed jobs.
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Physical exercise is also one common intervention that can help, too, especially with elderly people, he says.
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There are a lot elderly people in my neighborhood, and there is definitely a number of hoarders.
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In some of those homes, he says, elderly people rely on medical devices 24 hours a day.
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Many admissions to hospital of elderly people could be avoided with more community services, says Mr Gentry.
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While the company is reaching market saturation on this segment, elderly people currently represent a growth opportunity.
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They said rebels killed women, children and elderly people, slaughtered livestock and destroyed houses as they attacked.
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People with disabilities, youth, elderly people and women are also denied access to democracy in the process.
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There's also a website for a charity for elderly people and a page for its maritime association.
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More recently, several elderly people died in Ft. Lauderdale when a nursing home's air conditioning system failed.
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"When elderly people don't understand something on the bill, you know you can help them," she says.
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Familyar Familyar is a social platform for connecting elderly people and families with social and care organisations.
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Australia has so recorded 60 cases of infection and two elderly people have died from the virus.
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"First, it can kill healthy adults in addition to elderly people with existing health problems," Gates wrote.
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Like most COVID-19 outbreaks, this one hit elderly people and people with preexisting conditions the hardest.
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I imagined elderly people, some as vulnerable as children, disoriented from the death and illness around them.
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"To take care of elderly people, that cost is exploding," BoKlok CEO Jonas Spangenberg told CNN Business.
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"First, it can kill healthy adults in addition to elderly people with existing health problems," he wrote.
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While anyone could theoretically sport these high-tech duds, the pajama collection is intended for elderly people.
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Two elderly people who tested positive for the coronavirus were in intensive care at Venice's municipal hospital.
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There have been dozens of cases of starvation, many of them children, and ill and elderly people.
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Interviews with elderly people and historical data suggested that social and psychological factors are just as important.
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" He asked, "Why are we doing so poorly with elderly people, whether they're black, Latino, or white?
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Guttman made me think about how teenagers/young adults have so much in common with elderly people.
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But part of the problem now is that our current therapies for elderly people don't work well.
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The considerable advances in medical technologies over the past century will help some elderly people live longer lives.
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Elderly people are often marginalized by mainstream culture, particularly those who become housebound from physical or social dysfunction.
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These include young babies, the elderly, people with underlying chronic illnesses, and people taking immunosuppressant drugs, Maragakis explained.
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The drop is striking because elderly people in the US are actually living longer than they used to.
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Someone offered my grandpa a preferred seat for elderly people on the subway and he did this pic.twitter.
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Andrews has come to believe that elderly people should be able to decide when they're ready to die.
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My kernel of new insight launched me into a rapt curiosity about the internal lives of elderly people.
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However, salmonella poisoning can be especially harmful to young children, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems.
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Aetna's purchase of Humana would combine two of the largest providers of Medicare Advantage plans for elderly people.
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DeJong stresses that this is particularly important for elderly people who are juggling ten or 20 monthly medications.
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Listeria causes serious and at times fatal infections in children, elderly people and those with weakened immune systems.
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The hot weather is especially dangerous for young children, elderly people and people with health problems, it said.
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"We're all elderly people here, this is our property and we don't have anywhere to go," Elliot said.
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It would ensure that they remain free to continue caring for elderly people who cannot provide for themselves.
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Many left everything behind as they fled under the evacuation deal, under which only mostly elderly people stayed.
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"Many of these elderly people either live alone or are being taken care of by neighbors," said Munoz.
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"There are plenty of cases of elderly people suffering and people just want them gone," Mr. Larson said.
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Elderly people, exercisers, and other vulnerable groups (like young children and people with disabilities), are also at risk.
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" The premise was simple: Improve the quality of life of elderly people with dementia by staging "photo interventions.
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There's no reason for personal panic over the threat of COVID-19, especially for healthy, non-elderly people.
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The rent increases are hitting poor and elderly people, African-Americans and low-income wage earners the hardest.
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Nearly 28 million non-elderly people -- or 10.4% -- were uninsured in 2018, according to the US Census Bureau.
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I'm thinking about some of the elderly people sitting behind the desks, registering people, doing all that stuff.
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This is particularly useful for elderly people and others with lower incomes who need regular assistance and care.
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I had people, especially elderly people, come up to me and say, I hate those ads against you.
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She knows the elderly people who live near the pizzeria and leaves food for them outside their doors.
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Most of the 44 confirmed cases involved elderly people with other chronic conditions - the disease's most common victims.
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That means there will be some 48 million more elderly people in the U.S. than there are now.
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CNN reporter Ed Lavandera on Sunday helped a rescue volunteer save two elderly people from a flooded house.
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Skinheads marched alongside elderly people and gentle-looking fathers in fleeces trying to keep overtired children in line.
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Maybe twelve elderly people in two groups, one black and one Cuban, separated by language and folding chairs.
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First off, there are a lot more elderly people in America eligible for the benefit than ever before.
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Last Saturday, an apparent white supremacist gunned down 11 elderly people at a Pittsburgh synagogue during Shabbat services.
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The nonprofit PRxPR, created in response to Maria, is funding solar panels for elderly people and community centers.
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Krakow—with its preserved building facades, post-Soviet vibes, and excess of elderly people—felt antiquated to me.
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Fitbit has also considered making a new product aimed at elderly people, people familiar with the company's plans said.
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"It is a horrible thing to do to take advantage of the elderly people," Tiburon, California, Police Department Sgt.
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And the video footage—of elderly people in nursing homes, each supposedly with some degree of dementia—is compelling.
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His musings on this were overstated and tended to ignore the rising share of elderly people in the population.
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Spending on social care, on which many elderly people depend, has declined by 8.4% in real terms since 2011.
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Listeria infection causes serious and at times fatal infections in children, elderly people and those with weakened immune systems.
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He taught me things like holding the door for elderly people and giving them your seat on the bus.
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Rodolfo Juárez, a pastor of the International Community Church, a Protestant congregation, helps 60 indigent elderly people in Havana.
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A white supremacist who screamed "All Jews must die" as he opened fire on a roomful of elderly people.
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Thus it's at least plausible that elderly people currently covered by Medicare would find it harder to secure appointments.
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Ten percent of elderly people are chronically lonely, according to a 2015 study by the Campaign to End Loneliness.
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She said the rescuer told her he was taking only elderly people, and he would come back for others.
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There are at least a couple elderly people on the only elliptical and recumbent bike in the place, respectively.
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One study from 2014 found that for frail elderly people, house calls saved Medicare $4,200 per person per year.
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The former Disney Imagineer also said that Sophia could be used to help elderly people who need personal aides.
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America's long-term care system is already fragile, because of staffing shortages and a growing population of elderly people.
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" He continued, "Elderly people that are not well, not well in certain respects, are really a very dangerous group.
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Still, on Sunday afternoons he would bring groceries to some of the elderly people he knew, Ms. Robinson said.
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Well, in hospitals, we can prevent sick people, elderly people, from falling down, we can call alarms for them.
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Johnson added that schools had been advised to cancel trips abroad and elderly people should not go on cruises.
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Both men are in their late 85033s, and the virus has proved to be especially deadly for elderly people.
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All round my neighborhood in London, people are posting notes volunteering to deliver food to elderly people living alone.
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The country has a lot of elderly people that will remain susceptible to the coronavirus for the coming months.
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They say the tool will be easier to use for elderly people who are often victims of online scams.
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It's an injury more often suffered by elderly people who use their arms to get out of a chair.
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A housekeeper and carer for elderly people in the area, she had been paying $1,035 a month in rent.
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About 70 million lower income people are enrolled in Medicaid, and another 103 million elderly people are on Medicare.
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The elderly, people with pre-existing health conditions and the "most medically vulnerable" will be prioritized, the newspaper aded.
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Elderly people grew up without air-conditioning, and now that they live on pensions, many are also cost-conscious.
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Elderly people were unable to use essential medical equipment, such as respirators, and other couldn't refrigerate drugs like insulin.
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In March 2010, seven people at a Sapporo nursing home for elderly people with dementia were killed in a fire.
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In Victoria the parliamentary inquiry heard testimony from the state's coroner, John Olle, about elderly people driven to lonely suicides.
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Most elderly people need to try and get six hours of sleep per day, so getting four is not enough.
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There are about 203,000 specialist therapists working with music in America, about 2,000 of them working specifically with elderly people.
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In October, a truck and a bus carrying elderly people on a sightseeing excursion collided in southwestern France, killing 43.
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"You already find more and more elderly people who are not looked after by their children or grandchildren," Pozen said.
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Homage, a Singapore-based startup that connects caregivers with elderly people seeking assistance, has closed a $1.2 million seed round.
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She feeds the homeless at a soup kitchen, visits hospital patients and elderly people in nursing homes as a chaplain.
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Migration into cities (see article) is leaving some elderly people in the countryside without family members to care for them.
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"Innocent civilians are being caught in the crossfire, including many women, children and elderly people," Shearer said in a statement.
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Listeria is an organism that can cause serious infections in young children, elderly people and those with weakened immune systems.
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Another 28.8 trillion won will be used to provide subsidies for maternity leave and for elderly people needing medical care.
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No elected representative wants to stand for subjecting more children, elderly people and other vulnerable populations to serious foodborne illness.
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AIG had sought about $2 billion from Coventry First for overcharging it for life insurance policies acquired from elderly people.
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Elderly people wearing masks and wrapped in blankets were taken out in wheelchairs and on gurneys as smoke swirled overhead.
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"(The) hostages freed consisted mostly of women, children and elderly people," Communications Minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary told a news conference.
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Critics of the clock change say it can cause long-term health problems, especially among young children and elderly people.
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But that advice can backfire when families or caregivers neglect to check the ears of elderly people in residential care.
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"I'm thinking about some of the elderly people sitting behind the desks, registering people, doing all that stuff," he said.
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The audience was about as excited as a room full of elderly people on a Saturday night could possibly be.
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Dressed in her father's clothes, she reenacts a fall that, as with many elderly people, presages his final terminal decline.
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An orange alert, the second-highest on the city's four-tier system, advises elderly people and children to remain indoors.
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We don't take voting rights away from elderly people, even though there's extensive evidence that older people experience cognitive decline.
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But her campaign hit trouble last week when she pledged to make elderly people pay more for their social care.
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Politics and values could also be begin to change, with elderly people more commonly thought of as more conservative voters.
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"Low-income elderly people are the most vulnerable group in Hong Kong, given the lack of retirement protection," he said.
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The decline in cognitive abilities was especially noticeable in aging and elderly people, who are more vulnerable to neurodegenerative diseases.
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For the first time in history, we're approaching a point where there are more elderly people than children on earth.
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Four members of the tribe — two elderly people and two children — were removed by a British colonial group in the 1880s.
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Among his most notorious observations was that health costs could be cut if elderly people would just hurry up and die.
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Eight elderly people have died in Lajas since the storm, at least one directly related to a shortage of medical supplies.
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Some elderly people are unable to prove they own their houses because of that, and are therefore ineligible to receive help.
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Listeriosis can be especially dangerous for children, elderly people, pregnant women, and people with weakened immune systems, according to the FDA.
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The increasing need for home healthcare solutions for the better care of elderly people has boosted demand for these software significantly.
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Hong Kong (CNN)More than 1,300 elderly people go missing in China every day -- 500,203 per year, a new report claims.
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A photo of two elderly people might be your grandparents, for example, the people working with your digital collection could guess.
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"There are a lot of elderly people who need help to get their stuff out," Marzo told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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And, I don't have to worry about veterans sleeping out on the street or elderly people who can't afford their prescriptions.
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In a waiting room filled with elderly people, Schulman gloomily observed the same symptoms she was experiencing: the rigidity, the tremors.
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"Vitamin C supplements might also help people with marginal vitamin C intakes, such as elderly people and chronic smokers," says Haggans.
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That has left many mainly elderly people in remote areas a long way from the nearest pump station to fill up.
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Psychologists and social workers, like Vargas, say elderly people are especially vulnerable when their daily routines are disrupted for long periods.
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Among other things, Restorbio is testing a treatment that can help elderly people with weakening immune systems fight off respiratory infections.
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Moran, who spent the night in the terminal, said she saw passengers, including children and elderly people, sleeping on the floor.
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One airline employee told CNN that many people in the airport are upset, and that some are children and elderly people.
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Langer knew that he wanted to document the lives of elderly people in some way, but didn't know how just yet.
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A 2015 heatwave in the city reached 45 degrees Celsius, killing at least 1,300 people, including many ill and elderly people.
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Many of those deaths may be related to infection with Clostridium difficile, a bacterium that's a particular threat to elderly people.
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Elderly people who don't have that support network in place, the study authors found, tend to find other ways to cope.
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Elderly people of color in prisons across the US are serving out decades-long and sometimes life sentences for marijuana charges.
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My paternal grandparents were among many elderly people I have known who didn't expect to live as long as they did.
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Lens To look at Paula Bronstein's images of the elderly people trapped in Ukraine is to see lives frozen by conflict.
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The volunteers will also help the 1.5 million elderly people that the government has asked to quarantine themselves for 12 weeks.
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In those days, of course, people — particularly elderly people — often died from minor illnesses, so such a story was not unusual.
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The salmonella bacteria can cause serious and severe infections, especially in children or elderly people and others with weak immune system.
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While deaths are occurring at higher rates in elderly people, there have been reports of young, otherwise healthy people dying, too.
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"Evacuating a facility is not a benign event," he said, noting that moving can be traumatic to frail and elderly people.
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Elderly people seem to be especially vulnerable, as are those with other conditions such as heart disease, lung disease or diabetes.
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It's a public health insurance program largely for low-income people, though some middle-class disabled and elderly people also qualify.
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Most of the deaths so far (which have all been in China) have been elderly people and people with preexisting conditions.
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Black Humvees bring in reinforcements and pickup trucks head in the opposite direction, carrying elderly people or families who are leaving.
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The virus causes pneumonia-like symptoms and appears to be most dangerous to elderly people or those with compromised immune systems.
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That organism can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in children, frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems.
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Elderly people with diabetes and heart conditions complain of a lack of medicine - and the high prices when it is available.
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He is on the board of the New Jewish Home in New York, a nonprofit that provides care for elderly people.
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Like Huhtala, a growing number of elderly people around the country do not have family nearby to take care of them.
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The goal was to protect elderly people and those with health conditions which made them particularly vulnerable to the new coronavirus.
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LONDON — The Leave campaign won last year's Brexit referendum because of elderly people "obsessed" with immigration, according to Sir Vince Cable.
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The troubling incidents have been mounting for this system, which serves a large county in Southern Florida, home to many elderly people.
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Japan's labour crunch has created a chronic shortage of nursing care for elderly people who are no longer fit enough to work.
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They said, 'Oh because you've got a diagnosis of autism you can't do empathy, therefore you can't look after our elderly people.
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But it may also change because I can age, like in illnesses that are characteristic of elderly people, like Alzheimer's or dementia.
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The flu is especially dangerous for high-risk individuals such as elderly people, very young people, and those with weak immune systems.
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For elderly people, who have a greater risk of bleeding than younger adults, the risks may be too great to recommend aspirin.
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But Trump wants to make elderly people think Democrats are talking about somehow taking their benefits away — and that just isn't true.
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Mr Sprawson, who is now 76, was in a secure hospital ward in west London for elderly people with mental-health problems.
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We were left adrift... There are some elderly people on the eighth floor but nothing happened, because the power cut was short.
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In the meantime, Moreno can bank on a 2013 policy that allows nearly 900 disabled and elderly people to vote from home.
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Bak has done a small pilot study with elderly people learning Gaelic in Scotland and seen significant benefits after just one week.
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The lack of toilet facilities also has an impact on efforts to reduce obesity and keep elderly people active, the authors say.
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Researchers in Israel have found that leaving the house regularly can "contribute to a longer life" for elderly people, according to Yahoo.
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The organism can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people and those with weakened immune systems.
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That's part of the reason why elderly people are more at risk for getting sick; their immune systems don't work as briskly.
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Webber argued that some elderly people support assisted suicide because they don't want to be a burden to their family and friends.
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Riemer cited particular support from elderly people and young families, while pointing to research suggesting ADUs can help achieve "racial equity goals".
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For example, many elderly people who get the flu may also develop pneumonia; kids with chickenpox can develop skin infections from scratching.
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Her patients are frail elderly people with multiple chronic illnesses: memory loss, heart and blood pressure problems, arthritis that makes mobility difficult.
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La Catedral, at the top, is now a charitable home for elderly people, run by a Benedictine abbot, Elkin Ramiro Vélez García.
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Apps are also generally a difficult concept for some elderly people to get used to no matter how intuitive the UI is.
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Elderly people who adopt healthier diets, get active, and quit smoking, actually benefit sooner and to a greater degree than young people.
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If you want to recommend nonprofit organizations that help poor elderly people, please post their names in the comments of this article.
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Belgian company ZoraBots made a robot designed for elderly people to communicate with loved ones from the safety of their own homes.
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An estimated 739 people perished in Chicago's three-day 1995 heat wave, in which isolated, elderly people were among the most vulnerable.
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While most influenzas hit children and elderly people hardest, that's not the pattern that has been observed with the coronavirus so far.
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The government will increase unemployment benefits and subsidies for maternity leave, as well as spending more on medical care for elderly people.
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Michelangelo was full of infuriating tourists; Hockney had attracted children and strange elderly people, each with a smile glowing on their face.
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It can have serious and sometimes fatal impacts on young children, elderly people and people with weakened immune systems, the FDA said.
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Residents and local aid workers in Idlib described chaotic scenes as people fled, with some elderly people refusing to leave their homes.
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Almost half of elderly people don't have an accurate sense of how much longer they're likely to live previous research has found.
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Elli-Q is designed to keep elderly people alert and engaged with the world through features like video chat, games, videos, and reminders.
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Research shows that homelessness in LA has risen by a staggering 75% since 2012, with elderly people and single-parent households most affected.
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Kirsch noted that hundreds of elderly people died in the 1995 Chicago heat wave and when Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005.
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Photo: AP3D-printed food might save cooking time and offer a tasty, easy-to-eat option for elderly people suffering from difficulty swallowing.
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Remote health exams are especially helpful for children, elderly people, patients with chronic conditions and patients recovering from operations who need frequent monitoring.
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It is encouraging elderly people to keep working and is debating raising the retirement age for civil servants by five years, to 65.
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A recent report by the Care Quality Commission, a watchdog, revealed that in some wards for elderly people, every patient had been sectioned.
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Merriman came to this work after being affected by seeing elderly people die in pain in her home city in the late 1970s.
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Supplemental Security Income (SSI) provides need-based assistance to disabled or elderly people with little income and few assets, including severely disabled children.
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For instance, elderly people could potentially live on their own for longer if there's a product that can check that they're doing fine.
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There is an ongoing debate about widening the criteria to allow elderly people who feel their life has been "completed" to seek euthanasia.
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Given that a person over 2.53 is three times as likely to fall as someone younger, why don't elderly people generally use either?
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Salmonella is a bacteria that can cause serious and severe infections in children, frail or elderly people and others with weak immune system.
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It favored women, youths and elderly people while excluding those convicted of murder, rape, child abuse and drug trafficking, corruption and repeat offenders.
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Its launch in Japan comes after the firm started two ride-hailing pilot services for elderly people in rural towns earlier this year.
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While being close to family isn't necessarily a priority for all young people, elderly people need the support and connection for their health.
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"This area's elderly people ratio exceeds 50 percent, and the population has decreased by 70 since the store began in 2006," he said.
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In those areas, mobile home parks play a key role in housing farm workers, elderly people and other low-income communities, she said.
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The crowd in Causeway Bay's leafy Victoria Park, where the rally started, included elderly people and young families, with some parents carrying toddlers.
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Listeria can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, elderly people and people with weakened immune systems, according to the FDA.
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But, be warned: Access to rear seats is difficult for large or elderly people, some of whom complain that the seating is uncomfortable.
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Young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, such as cancer patients, are more likely to become critically ill.
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Around 300 children and elderly people were expected to parade in Kyoto on Tuesday, but organizers said the heat made it too risky.
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We see elderly people; we see young families, where one or both parents might have gotten sick or lost their job, got evicted.
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Alongside long queues of mostly women and elderly people waiting in the blazing sun, groups of men stood around looking hungry and desperate.
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Given that a person over 70 is three times as likely to fall as someone younger, why don't elderly people generally use either?
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Researchers call this phenomenon, in which elderly people recall events that occurred when they were 15 to 25 years old, the reminiscence bump.
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"I'm thinking about some of the elderly people sitting behind the desks, registering people, doing all that stuff," the senator said on Sunday.
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But the fact that he is a doctor working in a place with a lot of elderly people makes it more than inexcusable.
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Disabled and elderly people (who need long-term care or other services Medicare doesn't cover) who meet income and asset tests had access.
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Since falls are the top cause of injury and death among elderly people, dancing can be a potent tool in extending one's life.
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The committee's work was designed to draw international sympathy by highlighting the suffering of North Korean children, women and elderly people, analysts said.
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Pence and other top health officials cautioned elderly people with health conditions to "use common sense" when planning any future travel, like cruises.
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At Starbucks, employees serve coffee to long lines of customers picking up orders, including elderly people and some patrons suffering dry coughing fits.
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At least 52,000 people took walks in city parks on Saturday, and many elderly people made long trips on public transport, Sobyanin said.
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"Now that New York has its first confirmed case, many elderly people are staying home," Angel Chen, 40, a manager, said in Cantonese.
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MS: Yeah, so the early indication is, as you mentioned, that elderly people do seem to be suffering the worst from this disease.
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Likewise, adults with disabilities and elderly people who are claimed as a dependent on a family member's tax return are not eligible.4.
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Hans Peter Brondmo, who leads X's robot project, hopes to one day make versions that help elderly people live more independently at home.
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The number of elderly people receiving government-furnished care that enables them to remain in their homes has fallen by roughly a quarter.
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Hospitals have also turned to vegetable protein as it helps rebuild muscle mass and for elderly people who have difficulty digesting animal protein.
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Elderly people in high-paying, less physically demanding jobs are able to keep working and making more money to fund a nicer retirement.
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She added that about 315,000 elderly people currently receive benefits as part of a $1.27 billion federal allocation under the Nutritional Assistance Program.
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This includes elderly people, and also people who are already sick; in at least one case, newborns were infected at a neonatal unit.
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For decades, Medicaid has been a program that millions of vulnerable Americans — children, the elderly, people with disabilities, pregnant women — were entitled to.
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Wildfires in the Portuguese island of Madeira have reached the capital Funchal on Thursday, killing three elderly people and leaving more than 300 injured.
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A record-setting mark of 44.1 Celsius (111 degrees Fahrenheit) was measured that August in France, and more than 14,000 mostly elderly people died.
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Still, because poor children, elderly people, and disabled people are pretty easy targets, SNAP probably won't be catching a break from Republicans anytime soon.
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This owed largely to May's own screw-ups, most notably a callous health care proposal that would functionally tax elderly people for getting dementia.
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"Low-income people, minorities, elderly, people that usually get the short of end of the stick would consider Tim Kaine a friend," said Rep.
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"Many residents, especially the elderly people, put every penny that they had earned to the reconstruction of the mosque," Su explained to BuzzFeed News.
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After admiring the view, I walk into a very traditional looking café with dark wood paneling, dusty liquor bottles, and elderly people sipping espressos.
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But many elderly people already enjoy comprehensive benefits, and so they fear that any further efforts at economic redistribution will come at their expense.
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The MSA-GATIA, a Tuareg militia coalition in northern Mali, said jihadists had executed 17 civilians, including elderly people burnt alive in their homes.
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Kenta Toshima, 30, listed himself on the exchange to raise funds for equipment for a project to help rehabilitate elderly people with virtual reality.
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Nafiz Kamarudin, who since 2013 has run a charity helping elderly people, said spending time with a group is as important as welfare programs.
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Because we have the best transport and the cleanest environment and the best healthcare and the most compassionate approach to care of elderly people.
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"Elderly people need to go to the doctor and need access to health care more than young people," explained Bell, senior analyst at Bankrate.
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It could also help elderly people live more independently, while providing the added security of monitoring for falls, injuries and changes in activity patterns.
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But in some rural villages, elderly people power is leading the rescue effort as younger generations move to the cities in search of work.
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Of those searching for company there are a lot of elderly people, but also a few young from Berlin, and men going through divorces.
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Nineteen states still haven't taken the Medicaid expansion, with the result that millions of poor, disabled, and/or elderly people are being denied insurance.
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Since a number of Medicaid recipients work as family caregivers, elderly people and people with disabilities could lose an important source of caregiving support.
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Attracted by the state's low taxes and a dry, sunny climate, elderly people leave their families behind to resettle in newly constructed senior communities.
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It said the intense heat was affecting visitors to the museum, and posed a significant safety risk particularly to young children and elderly people.
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Thanks in part to this decline in birthrate, for the first time in U.S. history, there may soon be more elderly people than children.
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Survivors desperately needed tents with elderly people and babies as young as a one-year-old sleeping in the cold for two straight nights.
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Other volunteers are rallying to assist elderly people and those with underlying health conditions who are staying at home for fear of becoming infected.
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Elderly people are often at high risk, as are patients who take medication that affects the immune system, like those being treated for arthritis.
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Workers fear a situation similar to that in neighboring Spain, where soldiers sent to disinfect nursing homes found elderly people dead in their beds.
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Workers fear a situation similar to that in neighboring Spain, where soldiers sent to disinfect nursing homes found elderly people dead in their beds.
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Greeks were stunned in 1987 when the police uncovered a gang that had killed at least eight rich elderly people after forging their wills.
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But a window of opportunity finally cracked open with the ride-hailing firm starting pilot services for elderly people in rural towns last year.
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A recent epidemiological study conducted with over 13,000 elderly people in Japan showed that those who ate more mushrooms had less incidence of dementia.
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Instead, he will be sent to a state-run rehabilitation facility for elderly people who are convicted of crimes that aren't punishable by death.
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China's population is aging extremely quickly, and many elderly people aren't sure if the country or their children will be able to support them.
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According to the FDA, listeria monocytogenesis can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, elderly people and others with compromised immune systems.
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The number of elderly people - at 1.16 million - rose 2.6 per cent to 15.9 per cent of the total population between 2011 and 2016.
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In Europe, he said, elderly people facing life-threatening diseases are often placed in palliative care and essentially told it's their time to go.
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Dr. Carmen Sanchez Salgado, Puerto Rico's ombudsmen for the elderly, said her staff has been educating elderly people about the emergency supplies they need.
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Most Medicaid enrollees would not be expected to work (children, the elderly, people with disabilities), and many of those who can work already do.
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Alfie Evans is a 2-year-old Brit with a degenerative and terminal brain condition — medical experts liken it to dementia experienced by elderly people.
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But it's bad for the global economy because there are proportionally fewer working-age people and more elderly people, who drive up health care costs.
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The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District urged people with existing respiratory conditions, young children and elderly people to stay in air-conditioned buildings.
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Listeria monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.
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Each of the devices offered a different functionality — aiding in industrial work, helping to carry elderly people and giving paraplegics the chance to walk again.
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Although the groups typically number between 20 and 80, groups of more than 100, including children and elderly people, have been detained in recent weeks.
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They have been more active since 2003, when stories about elderly people in France dying alone while their families were on holiday fed public outrage.
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The problem is particularly severe among elderly people and children, said officials at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Science (PIMS), the city's main public hospital.
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According to the CDC, which issued an initial warning last June, 77 cases have been identified in hospitals in seven states, mainly in elderly people.
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According to the FDA, listeria can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems.
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In 2008 a centre-left government introduced a tax-funded basic pension, now worth $154 a month to 600,000 elderly people who had no savings.
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In March, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) removed questions about sexual orientation and gender identity from two surveys of elderly people.
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Salmonella can cause diarrhea and severe abdominal cramps and is especially dangerous for young children, frail or elderly people, and people with weakened immune systems.
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According to the FDA, listeria can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems.
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If there is another place in Shanghai where elderly people can gather, we are more than ready to pay twice as much and travel farther.
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He was sitting with many other elderly people on bleachers on the perimeter of the athletic fields, where organizers estimated 125,000 people gathered this year.
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Senior Planet's goal is make ageism a thing of the past by erasing stereotypes of elderly people who can't use technology or learn new things.
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The members of that support group -- elderly people who had suffered a disease long since eradicated in the United States -- would change her life forever.
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UNAMI and OHCHR said ISIS' victims include women, children, elderly people and those with disabilities, members of Iraq's armed forces, police and some foreign workers.
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In general, elderly people are particularly prone to falls because they are more likely to have illnesses that affect their cognition, coordination, agility and strength.
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And these cognitive effects continue to build up throughout life, with elderly people who breathe bad air more likely to suffer from dementia and Alzheimer's.
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As a teenager, I was certain I looked like a baby from medieval portraiture, the kind that appear as elderly people trapped in tiny bodies.
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Do I have an obligation to uphold my end of the deal, by not registering complaints about an outfit that is clearly scamming elderly people?
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"We do not have free beds in intensive care units," Lorenzo Casani, the health director of a clinic for elderly people in Lombardy, told Time.
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"We have a lot of elderly people here, and people who don't have a lot of money, and this is their lifeline," Ms. Corder said.
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Adult care experts worry about the ramifications if a major company like Four Seasons, which cares for about 17,000 elderly people, should collapse like Carillion.
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Yet the coronavirus disproportionately affects those 60 and older and public health officials urged elderly people to remain in their homes as much as possible.
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We sat at tables in a massive convention hall, writing encouraging signs for sick kids in hospitals and stitching blankets for elderly people in hospice.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended travelers avoid cruises and elderly people avoid long plane rides, among other forms of travel.
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Elderly people face a higher risk of having severe symptoms, and Italy is home to one of the world's oldest populations, second only to Japan.
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Personal Health Tai chi moves can be easily learned and executed by people of all ages and states of health, even elderly people in wheelchairs.
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Elderly people, those with underlying health conditions and those without a social safety net are the most vulnerable to the infection and its societal disruption.
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Compared with SARS and MERS, 2019-nCoV appears to have a much lower fatality rate, so far mostly killing elderly people with underlying health issues.
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In 2011, following years of budget surpluses and under pressure to help poor and elderly people, Hong Kong tried out a program called Scheme $6,000.
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But officials drew a distinction between the young and healthy on the one hand and elderly people or those with health problems on the other.
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"The most aggressive were the football hooligans, but they were joined by normal people — people with families, people with small children, elderly people," she said.
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At 46% in 2018, Japan's old-age dependency ratio—the number of elderly people compared with the number of working age—is the world's highest.
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Bikes that rely on mobile technology feel right at home in a place like Beijing, where even elderly people are often early adapters of technology.
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Hong Kong recently expanded its free vaccination schemes for children and elderly people, and officials said hundreds of thousands of people have already been vaccinated.
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Listeria contamination can be deadly for children, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems, and it can even cause stillbirths and miscarriages in pregnant people.
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Reunion programs are highly emotional as most wishing to take part are elderly people who are eager to reunite with their loved ones before they die.
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Lethal violence against an innocent unborn being should not be a matter of choice any more than lethal violence against newborn babies, adolescents, or elderly people.
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As elderly people who are unmarried because our office required this from us, we feel it vividly on some days after 50 years in the job.
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But with the number of elderly people rising, tinkering with council tax is "wholly inadequate", says Richard Humphries of the King's Fund, a health think-tank.
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The aging couple will leave an enduring image of consoling the marginalized in society - from leprosy patients to the elderly, people with handicaps and disaster victims.
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Why it matters: The developed world is having fewer children and will soon have a much larger population of retired, elderly people with health care needs.
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Some elderly people fainted," Eiffel Tower union representative Denis Vavassori told the AP. "We are exhausted and we do not want to relive that in August.
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A universal basic income is essentially giving every single working-age American a check every month, much like we do with social security for elderly people.
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Cheng notes that her role as a promoter appears to be effective in helping with the resistance to online shopping for a lot of elderly people.
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Studies conducted by Brown University researchers have shown that meal deliveries can help elderly people stay out of nursing homes, reduce falls and save states money.
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On the disadvantageous side, the world will be aging while it is shrinking, and hence the concentration of elderly people will be greater than already forecast.
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So I remember those bad old days from having worked in Africa, but I'm sure that elderly people remember the bad old days from this country.
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But it has contributed to a rapidly expanding population of incarcerated elderly people, so that our prisons now essentially function as expensive yet inhumane nursing homes.
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Scores on the survey, which was originally developed to predict decline in elderly people without cancer, strongly predicted who would be most affected a year later.
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For instance, pregnant women; the elderly; people with cancer, diabetes, or lung disease; and children who are younger than 1 year old are at higher risk.
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Overlooking the fact that elderly people who have served long sentences are not a public safety risk, parole boards focus instead on the past criminal behavior.
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Such temporary reunions are highly emotional as most wishing to take part are elderly people who are eager to see their loved ones before they die.
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He was inspired to shed more light on the lives of elderly people after finding that there was a lack of media coverage surrounding the population.
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Would you choose to kill yourself and your passengers by crashing into a concrete median, or would you rather kill several elderly people crossing the street?
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In one case, especially with elderly people, it's a nice thing because it's an interface, and in other cases, they never can get the eyes right.
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According to Dr. Risman, who specializes in the areas of sex, gender, and family, there is very little research into the sexual activity of elderly people.
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Why it matters: The developed world is having fewer children and will soon have a much larger population of retired, elderly people with health care needs.
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One way to see that mass incarceration has long reached the point of diminishing returns is by looking at the number of elderly people behind bars.
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Elderly people are particularly vulnerable to the coronavirus, and according to Cuban government statistics nearly 20% of the island is 60 years of age or older.
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El Pais newspaper reported that the infected elderly people had been confined to the nursing home until Tuesday, and many died there without proper hospital care.
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Social distancing is one of the best ways to reduce the spread of the virus and help protect elderly people and those with underlying health risks.
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Baudilio Vega, who runs a nursing home with 80 elderly people in Eastern Caracas, tells CNN that the kitchen is already running low on food supplies.
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He said Ali was a beloved, albeit quiet presence in the community, helping elderly people throw out their garbage or clean up trash from their lawns.
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The doctors went door-to-door, warning ill and elderly people that care would be cut off if they did not vote for the governing party.
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A study from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CCDC) found the virus poses the greatest threat to elderly people with preexisting health issues.
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But Medicaid covers our most vulnerable citizens, including children in foster care, the permanently disabled and the elderly — people we have a special duty to protect.
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Elderly people are in serious danger from the virus, and the cancelation of events and other social distancing tools are designed to prevent it from spreading.
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Employees in six states worried that many of their in-store customers were elderly people who are at higher risk of severe complications from COVID-19.
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But there are people who have higher risk and a lot of the measures are in place to protect elderly people, people with underlying health illnesses.
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The demonstrations reflect scenes that health officials remain particularly worried about and that Chung's announcement was meant to minimize: elderly people in close proximity together outdoors.
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"Dogs in families with infants, elderly people, or immunocompromised individuals should not be fed these diets, as these groups are more susceptible to infections," Hansson said.
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While most cases of COVID-19 are mild, elderly people and people with underlying health conditions are at greatest risk for severe symptoms of the virus.
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But now even more alerts, like Blue, Silver, and Camo, are being introduced, which call attention to everything from lost elderly people to missing military veterans.
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Fasting studies have not been done in children, very elderly people, or people who are underweight — so it's possible fasting could be harmful in these cases.
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I understand people can get annoyed with tourists, but if it wasn't for Airbnb, my neighborhood would likely be empty, except for a few elderly people.
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They are typically private businesses or nonprofit organizations that care for small numbers of elderly people with limited services - and limited budgets, strained further since Maria.
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As is often the case when elderly people are admitted to nursing homes, Mr. Barrow signed the admissions paperwork containing the arbitration clause on his mother's behalf.
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There is an ongoing discussion in the Netherlands about widening euthanasia criteria to allow elderly people who feel their life has been "completed" to seek assisted suicide.
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Thousands of often elderly people invested more than 450 million pounds into Keydata, which promoted "death bonds" issued in Luxembourg and backed by a life settlement portfolio.
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CLAIRTON, Pennsylvania — Here in the steep hills of southwestern Pennsylvania, politicians are struggling to weigh the lives of sick children and elderly people against desperately needed jobs.
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He now spends his days working as a "pet therapist," greeting elderly people at a senior center and sitting with first-graders as they learn to read.
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There were parents with small children, elderly people on motorized scooters, couples FaceTiming with faraway friends, showing off the perfectly aligned rows of bok choy behind them.
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Such services would not only make it easier for elderly people to stay in their homes, but also provide work for the younger old looking for gigs.
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But certain people in high-risk groups — young children, pregnant women, elderly people over age 65, people with other chronic diseases — may want to seek medical attention.
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As the number of elderly people increases, governments may neglect growth-boosting public investment in education and infrastructure in favour of spending on pensions and health care.
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In rarer cases, it may also result in death — salmonella poisoning is especially harmful to young children, frail or elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems.
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Of course the type and number of people is different, and how many people from vulnerable groups have been affected—elderly people, chronically ill people, orphaned children.
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In recent elections, busloads of elderly people were brought to voting booths by pro-government supporters with the names of their preferred candidates written on their palms.
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Portuguese television showed elderly people, many of them barefoot or in wheelchairs, being escorted to safety in the middle of the night by emergency services or neighbors.
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Since the care centre opened half a year ago in Changning, in central Shanghai, more than 12,000 elderly people from the area have passed through its doors.
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Fauci also addressed reports that health experts on the White House's coronavirus task force had been overruled on the recommendation that elderly people refrain from air travel.
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Only two other nations - China and Italy - have more cases of the virus, which is particularly perilous to elderly people and those with underlying chronic health conditions.
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Only two other nations - China and Italy - have more cases of the virus, which is particularly perilous to elderly people and those with underlying chronic health conditions.
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In the end, a teenager driving the wrong way down Interstate 95 and two elderly people in the car she crashed into, were dead, the police said.
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Patients can present with relatively common, flu-like symptoms, and the bulk of the deaths in China have been recorded among elderly people with pre-existing conditions.
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In his tweet, Cole asked for 10 volunteers to help shovel the foot of snow that had piled up outside the houses of elderly people in Chatham.
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As in many places we go in Japan, I was impressed by the number of fit elderly people who could keep up with the rest of us.
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The FDA says infections can be serious and sometimes fatal in certain populations, including young children, frail or elderly people and those with a weakened immune system.
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Wednesday's demonstration included a notable number of elderly people who have been particularly impacted by the near impossibility of obtaining even basic medications within the wider crisis.
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Silver pipes hung from the ceiling and only elderly people and a few homeless guys ventured into the mall's marquee shop, the fluorescent-lit Burlington Coat Factory.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Eleven people were killed in a fire at a low-rent residence in northern Japan that mainly housed elderly people on welfare, police said on Thursday.
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I emerged from the subway to see a group of elderly people in blazers and dry-cleaned dresses huddled under the awning in front of Joseph G. Duffy.
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An actor who appeared in a minor role on Netflix's 0003 Reasons Why has been charged with burglarizing elderly people in the San Francisco Bay area, PEOPLE confirms.
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"Listeria is an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems," said the FDA.
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Japan has the world's highest proportion of elderly people with 27 percent of the population over the age of 65 and Toyota's new car reflects this changing demographic.
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Chie Sano, a spokeswoman from Iruma city's welfare department, said the issue of elderly people going missing in Japan is a problem the city is keen on tackling.
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Love-Robinson was arrested two weeks later for allegedly responding to house calls and taking money from elderly people who believed him to be a doctor, police said.
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He grew up crossing the border to attend school in McAllen, Texas, honing the English that he now uses to chat with elderly people in the United States.
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It does not help, however, that the state pension system discourages some elderly people from working by cutting their benefits if they earn more than a certain amount.
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Collins said her concerns centered on the impact the legislation would have on the federal Medicaid program, which helps disabled children and low-income elderly people get healthcare.
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"It may be fun to get pizza by drone in Tokyo, but more important is getting milk and newspapers to elderly people in rural areas," says Ms Makishima.
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Other services are also squeezed: the ratio of GPs (family doctors) to elderly people has fallen and the number of district nurses declined by 28% in 2009-14.
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When I saw her trying to carry a cup of tea and cookies and she was shaking… I knew we can provide the services to help elderly people.
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Listeria monocytogenes is an organism which can cause threatening and occasionally fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and those with compromised or weak immune systems.
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" — TIME "The people seen in videos being hit, kicked and thrown around by police included elderly people with their dogs, young girls and regular citizens of all stripes.
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Alas, a 2014 study in JAMA Internal Medicine concluded that resveratrol obtained from the Western diet had no impact on either the health or mortality of elderly people.
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The ID cards also serve the homeless, low-income elderly people, former prisoners and members of the LGBTQ community who may have difficulty obtaining other government-issued IDs.
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Roughly one in 10 children and one in 20 adults suffer from excessive earwax buildup, as do more than one third of elderly people, according to the guidelines.
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It warned the United States that the buses in the desert included elderly people, pregnant women and casualties, and accused it of stopping humanitarian aid reaching the convoy.
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Most days, there's a hard core of a couple of dozen protesters trying to stop construction materials from being delivered, the majority elderly people like Yoko Kina, 77.
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"The organism can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems," the FDA said in the release.
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San Junipero is a computer-created afterlife that elderly people can upload their consciousness to — for five hours a week while they're still alive, and permanently after death.
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"Domestic workers are facing a lot of risks because they take care of families, elderly people, and the sick," said Elizabeth Tang, from the International Domestic Workers Federation.
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Spend more time with elderly people and discover what brings meaning and pleasure to their twilight years despite the losses, both physical and social, they may have suffered.
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Research conducted by Corgan found that elderly people were more likely to look down while they were walking, which means they could miss directional signs above their heads.
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A top health official said the government may impose regional lock-downs to contain the rapid spread of the virus and warned elderly people from traveling as well.
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A study from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CCDC) found the virus poses the greatest threat to elderly people with preexisting health issues as well.
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Officials on Saturday announced a possible outbreak of coronavirus at a nursing facility in Washington State, a serious situation given the risks the virus poses to elderly people.
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We wanted it to be uplifting with the elderly people that she comes in contact with, like Stormy, who have great stories to tell and experiences to relay.
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This legislation would be a good start, but does not help the other 77 percent of elderly people in the U.S. who live in suburban and urban communities.
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He surmised: "They probably got bored because there's a lot of elderly people here and there's not much to do, apart from drinking at the pub and gambling."
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Democratic leaders in Congress said the bill could result in elderly people being kicked out of nursing homes as it simultaneously gives tax cuts for the richest Americans.
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Although air pollution affects everyone, the study authors point out, the most vulnerable groups face higher risks, including children, the elderly, people with chronic diseases and the poor.
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If you visited the subways [in Japan], you would be quite shocked, because they're cleaned mostly by very active elderly people who are on their hands and knees.
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Many have noted that the discreet design and flavors appear to be targeted to young people, and not elderly people with cancer who can't kick their cigarette habit.
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" Protesters included elderly people in wheelchairs, couples with sleeping toddlers and young residents, some of whom waved banners saying: "End one party rule; Against the fall of Hong Kong.
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It is not usually fatal, but the health department has warned that elderly people, young children or those whose immune systems are compromised may be at more serious risk.
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When the OECD recently looked at 12 member countries, it found clear signs of a recent decline in disability in elderly people in only five of them (including America).
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Most people recover on their own in 4 to 7 days, however Salmonella poisoning can be especially harmful for young children, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems.
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Enemas can also be performed to treat cases of severe constipation, usually in elderly people or those with health conditions that affect their ability to have regular bowel movements.
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Most people recover on their own in 4 to 7 days, however, Salmonella poisoning can be especially harmful to young children, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems.
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However, a listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women and may become serious for young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems.
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Senior care providers and experts say the dolls are an alternative to medication and help draw in elderly people who are no longer able to participate in many activities.
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Aetna said that even without Humana, it will grow its Medicare government business for elderly people and that it is pursuing contracts in the Medicaid program for the poor.
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A recent poll by Toutiao, a Chinese news app, found that 54% of elderly people in China get more than half of their expenses covered by their adult children.
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Older generations are surprisingly adept with new technologies, said Kyle Armbrester, CEO of a Signify Health, which deploys care teams for elderly people who prefer to live at home.
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South Morning China Post reports that the average waiting time for families or elderly people on the waiting list for public rental housing is five years and one month.
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"It was really hard to see people with kids and elderly people who don't have anywhere to stay get turned away by this boat," he told The Washington Post.
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CONSOLING THE MARGINALISED The ageing couple will leave an enduring image of consoling the marginalised in society - from leprosy patients to the elderly, people with handicaps and disaster victims.
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Then I had a bunch of elderly people come from Germany to Toronto, to visit like a cousin or something, but they were like, 'This is the first stop.
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Those numbers are highest among the elderly, people with less than a high school education, people who live in rural areas and families making less than $30,000 per year.
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As a result, demand for care services for elderly people has boomed and a shrinking working population means that fewer able-bodied adults are available to look after them.
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The elderly people deserve to stay, but at the same time you can't operate a building the same way that an 80-year-old on a fixed income operates.
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Two elderly people drowned in Nakhon Si Thammarat, and a third person died after his fishing boat capsized in Pattani, according to Thailand's Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation.
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Her mother is an economics professor at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis, where she also researches the economics of health services for elderly people.
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Given these limitations, the CDC recommends that doctors and hospitals prioritize testing for people who are hospitalized and showing symptoms of the virus, elderly people, and other immunocompromised patients.
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Retailers around the world are changing their opening hours to allow elderly people and others most at risk of contracting severe cases of COVID-19 to shop more comfortably.
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While Hillary Clinton tries to recover from a bout of pneumonia, the presidential contest has basically devolved into a bunch of elderly people screaming about which candidate is healthier.
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Veran said the government had decided, for several weeks starting today, to ban visits to all the country's retirement homes, elderly people being the most exposed to the coronavirus.
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" • Quotation of the day "I think we are going to have a lot of elderly people who were wiped off the face of the earth because they were sleeping.
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Ryan said that the difference was likely caused by the "astonishing" number of cases within the clinical system and well as the high number of elderly people in Italy.
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The study is part of a larger randomized controlled trial of 1,200 people called the European Project on Nutrition in Elderly People or NU-AGE that began in 2012.
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Research suggests that anatomical differences between young and elderly people, including osteoporosis (more fragile bones) and decreased muscle mass, are the cause of higher death rates among the elderly.
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The scale of the challenge has been illustrated by the uproar over May's plans to shift more of the cost of caring for elderly people from taxpayers to homeowners.
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"If the power goes out in a hospital with premature babies and elderly people on ventilators, you can really see an increase in the loss of life," he said.
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Geomiq, a London-based engineering company, says it's looking for the perfect face for its new client, an undisclosed robot maker that's developing a "virtual friend" for elderly people.
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Toyota is among the companies that have launched robots to help Japan's elderly people walk independently, while Panasonic has developed a bed that can split apart into a wheelchair.
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" Stergianos witnessed elderly people who said they were struggling to carry the water tanks, adding there's been a "total lack of forward planning for those who can't collect water.
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The crowd, a mix of young and elderly people, wore black and turquoise surgical masks to hide their identities as they listened to organizers speaking on a makeshift stage.
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The study team examined data from 44 studies of postoperative complications among almost 13,000 patients and found that, overall, about one in four elderly people experienced complications after surgery.
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She also cited the example of a telephone produced in Britain with a sturdy design and large buttons for elderly people that was soundly rejected by its intended users.
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The last report in the series, "The Village," focuses on elderly people whose families arrived in Taiwan with the Kuomintang and live in special villages set up for military dependents.
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I feel like the world is okay, or at least, things are as they should be, if you read the obituaries and it's all elderly people who lived wonderful lives.
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The most generous reading of that tweet would be that some cannibal marauders were seen bashing their way into a nursing home to steal high-end electronics from elderly people.
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By getting a flu shot, you are protecting yourself and vulnerable individuals around you — infants, children, the elderly, people with weak immune systems — by keeping overall levels of influenza low.
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It is also working with a senior citizens' organization to see how weather data could help growing numbers of elderly people - who are particularly at risk - cope with temperature extremes.
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Yet demand is growing as China ages and a growing number of its elderly people suffer from drawn-out diseases (the annual number of cancer diagnoses has doubled since 2000).
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"It is clear that most developed countries need migrants across a broad spectrum of vital roles, from caring for elderly people to preventing the collapse of health services," he said.
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Keeping your bones strong Without gravity acting on their bodies, astronauts experience massive loss in bone density that is similar to the bone loss seen in elderly people with osteoporosis.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether ED visits or hospital admissions directly cause a decline in functioning for elderly people, or why, the authors also note.
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And we can only hope the reverence and tenderness toward elderly people found in Asian cultures takes root here, too, becoming as American as sushi and dumplings and K-pop.
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Salmonella can cause diarrhea and severe abdominal cramps lasting up to three days and is particularly dangerous to young children, frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems.
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Five questions assessed how open people were to sales pitches, how interested they were in potentially risky investments, and whether they understood that elderly people are more vulnerable to scams.
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A Reuters witness in Aluva town, nearly 250 km (155 miles)from Thiruvananthapuram, said army helicopters airlifted up to 14 marooned residents, including children and elderly people from an apartment.
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She examined more than 6,500 middle-aged and elderly people who repaid their children's college debt from 3003 to 2012 in a study funded by the National Institute on Aging.
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Specifically, Sargenti says that Supermercato24's customers span "hip youngsters to elderly people, single professionals to parents and working couples," and that more than 65 percent of customers are women.
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This is particularly true for the increasing numbers of homeless elderly people, those with mental health problems and undocumented migrants, for whom complex medical care is often impossible, she added.
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This sets up another vicious cycle related to falling: fearing the appearance of disability, some elderly people refuse to use canes, thereby increasing their chances of falling and becoming disabled.
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"I remember one offseason I was ultrasounding elderly people in rehab clinics at six in the morning just to try to make enough money to pay a mortgage," he says.
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Not only has the imprisonment of the elderly driven up the incarceration rate, but it's actually made prison much more expensive — because elderly people tend to require more health care.
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Battle probably wasn't the cause either, since the skeletons Harney's team examined came from 23 males and 15 females, including children and elderly people, and no weapons were found nearby.
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In Belgium, all schools will be suspended from Monday; shops will have to close on the weekends, except pharmacies and grocery shops; and elderly people are advised to stay home.
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Experts have said the coronavirus poses more of a risk for elderly people as well as those with underlying health conditions, including heart disease, cancer, high blood pressure, and diabetes.
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After the storm, they contacted community leaders, who created a census listing which houses fell down, how many women were pregnant, how many elderly people there were, and so on.
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Since elderly people are far more likely to become seriously ill or even die from the virus, they should be isolating for their own good, as well as everyone else's.
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But the country with the highest percentage of elderly people is Japan, where it's 28 percent of their population, and they didn't see similar sickness rates and similar death rates.
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But anyway, when I first read the script, I thought, well, this is an old folks' home, but it's really about the characters of these elderly people and their stories.
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In her early 20s, Hoke was a single mother with five children under 8 when she became homeless, despite working two jobs as a home health aide for elderly people.
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Wuhan's Civil Affairs Bureau reported that at a welfare institute for more than 600 elderly people, there were 12 cases – one worker and 11 among the elderly, including one death.
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Eating cereal contaminated with salmonella can cause serious illness, including fatal infections, fever, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain, especially for young, frail or elderly people, according to the CDC.
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"The main finding is that adherence to the Mediterranean diet is protective against all-cause mortality and also against some cardiovascular outcomes in a sample of elderly people," Bonaccio said.
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Many cases like this one in 2016 unfold every year across the nation, often going unresolved because of the special difficulties that make elderly people especially vulnerable to mistreatment or crime.
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China's foreign ministry alleges that people in nine mainland Chinese provinces — including "elderly people, teachers, students, migrant workers, [and] laid-off workers" — were targeted and that some victims even killed themselves.
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The swelling ranks of elderly people across the region will rack up healthcare costs of up to $20 trillion by 2030, the Singapore-based Asia Pacific Risk Center warned in August.
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Gram-negative bugs most frequently affect a person's intestinal tract, which can lead to severe and life-threatening bloodstream infections and pneumonia — particularly among elderly people in nursing homes and hospitals.
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So while you may see some women and children and perhaps some elderly people turning themselves in to government forces, it is highly unlikely that many men will do the same.
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Democratic leaders in Congress said the bill could result in elderly people being kicked out of nursing homes as it simultaneously gives tax cuts for the richest Americans, according to Reuters.
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Markos Moulitsas of Daily Kos is here to explain why these elderly people deserve to lose their health insurance: Don't weep for these coal miners, now abandoned by their GOP patrons.
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Most of them are elderly people whose children have migrated to big cities and don't earn enough to send money back home, or they are too old to cook for themselves.
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With two elderly people inside, the truck lost traction and drifted over the median, then zigged and came to a stop against a fence across the street from Klawiter's apartment complex.
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What Trumpcare does is increase premiums for elderly people so much that many of them will not buy plans at all, lowering the average price of policies purchased on the market.
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Listeria can cause high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea in healthy adults, but young children, frail or elderly people and pregnant woman are at a higher risk.
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If you are falling, first protect your head – 37 per cent of falls by elderly people in a study by Robinovitch and colleagues involved hitting their heads, particularly during falls forward.
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Many of them are low-income and elderly people renting single rooms in buildings with health and safety violations that are twice the city's average, according to the center's 2017 report.
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"I see a lot of elderly people walk the mall in the morning," said one employee at a Sunglass Hut, surrounded by many closed shops in a popular mall in Minnesota.
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Nigerian scams Federal prosecutors have charged 20173 people, most of them Nigerian, in a web of scams that the US claims has robbed millions of dollars from businesses and elderly people.
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" The prosecutor general's office said Monday evening it has already launched an investigation into the incidents of "elderly people, some of them sick, living in extreme conditions and with poor hygiene.
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The disease so far has presented the greatest risk to elderly people, with a 7% mortality rate in those age 65 and older, according to data from China's public health ministry.
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Benjamin Zorro, an Uber Eats delivery rider who has been working in the smoke "almost every day", told Mashable he believed the smoke was only dangerous for pregnant or elderly people.
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The two Koreas last held such reunions in 2015, when fewer than 100 elderly people from each side were allowed to meet their relatives from the other side for three days.
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According to Adrian Hyzler, chief medical officer at Healix International, children, elderly people, pregnant women, and those who are immuno-compromised are more susceptible to the Wuhan coronavirus&apos severest complications.
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The fruit is potentially contaminated by Listeria monocytogenes, an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems.
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The mayor of Puerto Rico's largest city said Tuesday that many elderly people in San Juan's nursing homes were found in "near-death conditions" after Hurricane Maria swept through the country.
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They randomly attacked and in many cases beat to death any Han Chinese they found in the streets, including women and elderly people, and set cars, houses and shops on fire.
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Now imagine they use the names and phone numbers — along with years of recorded photos and memories — to defraud now-elderly people by convincingly pretending to be a long-lost acquaintance.
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"I am very, very bothered about what's going to happen to a trans person, who's in a care home with a lot of elderly people and the word gets round," she says.
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They are often buried in complex contracts that are difficult to navigate, especially for elderly people with dwindling mental acuity or their relatives, who can be emotionally vulnerable when admitting a parent.
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Salmonella may result in serious illness, and "can also produce serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems," according to the CDC.
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Symptoms usually subside after 4 to 7 days, and most people don't require treatment, however, salmonella poisoning can be especially harmful to young children, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems.
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Of course, this 90 percent claim is theoretical because you can't order elderly people to wear your device and then fall, and the technology is too new for a clinical trial anyway.
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During a trip to Texas, Jimmy finagles his way onto a bus filled with elderly people and, through some serious charm and storytelling skills, nabs a grip of them as new clients.
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Arno Schwalie, chief executive of nursing home operator Korian in Germany, says the number of elderly people needing permanent care will rise by more than a quarter over the next 15 years.
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Eight elderly people died earlier this week after being exposed to the heat inside a nursing home north of Miami that had been left without full air conditioning after the hurricane hit.
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ROME (Reuters) - A Roman Catholic prelate has been arrested for allegedly defrauding hundreds of elderly people out of millions of euros through an elaborate money-laundering scheme, Italian police said on Wednesday.
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Preliminary estimates pegged pending sales at $3.4 billion, or roughly the the amount Donald Trump proposed cutting from heating assistance for low-income and elderly people in his first budget last year.
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A Reuters witness in Aluva town, nearly 250 km (53 miles)from state capital Thiruvananthapuram, said army helicopters airlifted up to 14 marooned residents, including children and elderly people from an apartment.
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Genworth "brand ambassador" Candace Hammer, who narrated one demonstration of the aging suit, said the show's aim is to build empathy and awareness of the challenges elderly people face in everyday situations.
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Headlines such as, "Trump's Treasury pick excelled at kicking elderly people out of their homes," belie the facts when the story doesn't explain that most reverse mortgage foreclosures don't displace the borrower.
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As the U.S. population continues to simultaneously grow and gray, and traditional pensions become relics of the past, elderly people living in deprivation will become a progressively greater share of the population.
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A battle probably wasn't the reason either, since the analysis found that the skeletons came from 23 males and 15 females, including children and elderly people, and no weapons were found nearby.
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And, unlike the majority of people who develop cancer -- elderly people -- teen and young adult patients usually lack a reserve of cash to pay for their treatments and out-of-work time.
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There's actually good news this week, which can feel almost magical if you spend most of your time reading headlines about political mudslinging, the wholly idiotic encryption debate, and missing elderly people.
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" Syed Mazharuddin told the New Zealand Herald that he was in the mosque on Linwood Avenue, and that "there were elderly people sitting there praying and he just started shooting at them.
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The South also proposed that the two countries revive their program of temporarily reuniting elderly people who have not seen their cross-border relatives since the Korean War unofficially ended in 1953.
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Newsom, echoing advice from public health experts, said elderly people and individuals with chronic health problems - two groups most vulnerable to serious illness if infected by coronavirus - should stay off cruise ships.
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Newsom, echoing advice from public health experts, said elderly people and individuals with chronic health problems - two groups most vulnerable to serious illness if infected by coronavirus - should stay off cruise ships.
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Officials from King County in Washington state are urging elderly people, pregnant women and others at higher risk from the coronavirus to stay home and avoid large gatherings as much as possible.
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They point to children who get meals from now-closed schools, elderly people who are at higher risk of infection but need assistance and those who generally lack access to medical care.
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Women who are supposed to be pulling their families out of poverty are already cooking, carrying fuel, farming, and caring for children and elderly people for more than 14 hours a day.
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But the coterie of middle-aged and elderly people running to replace the cranky old man currently serving as president of the United States may not get to do any of that.
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Your emotional cast, as focussed task piles on focussed task, becomes one of annoyance; you acquire the same set-mouthed, unhappy, watchful look you see on certain elderly people on the subway.
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This is a growing concern among some doctors, as the incidence of diagnosable mental problems, with the exception of insomnia, tends to be much lower in elderly people than in young adults.
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I know that most of the movie is about elderly people, but does it follow that the lines should be enunciated as if the cinema, likewise, were populated solely by the deaf?
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Especially during times of relatively low national unemployment – like the present period – runaway budget deficits can lead to inflation, a particular hardship for elderly people on fixed incomes along with many others.
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Most Canadian patients now rely on private, employer-based insurance plans for drug coverage, while some are covered by government programs for the elderly, people with low incomes or very high costs.
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By 1960, both parties were worried that the country's growing reliance on employer-based insurance was leaving out elderly people, who were unable to pay the rapidly rising cost of health care.
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That's both in terms of speeches and TV appearances, which were poorly received, and policy proposals, most notably a boneheaded health care proposal that would functionally tax elderly people for getting dementia.
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That means that Republicans — and even some big-name Democrats — seem unwilling to do much about the long-running pollution problem, which is disproportionately hitting young and elderly people, particularly in black communities.
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The FDA's website explains that most people do recover in 4-7 days without treatment, however salmonella poisoning can be especially harmful for young children, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems.
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Unfortunately for Huckabee, there was another candidate running on a platform that was suspicious of immigration and fiercely protective of Social Security, Medicare, and other entitlement beloved of white elderly people: Donald Trump.
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Georgia Governor Nathan Deal said in a statement that thousands of power outages were reported and city officials in the Atlanta area asked residents to check on elderly people who might lack electricity.
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A new startup using AI to look after elderly people at home has raised a new round of funding to apply its platform to detect changes in gait or behavior, falls or stumbles.
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"Japan currently has the largest population of elderly people at 33.1% and this is set to bring about an unprecedented rise in healthcare costs in the long term," the group's 2019 report said.
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This is why measles is most dangerous for individuals whose immune systems are already in a weakened state—cancer patients on chemotherapy, people who've recently had an organ transplant, elderly people, and infants.
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A fleet of robots on wheels developed by the automaker which can perform household tasks for elderly people and hospital patients will also guide guests to wheelchair seats and serve refreshments at events.
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In contrast to Orban's closing rally last week in his native Szekesfehervar, where the overwhelming majority of supporters were middle-aged and elderly people, the Budapest protest attracted many people from younger generations.
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Singapore also plans to raise its retirement age from the current 62 and offer incentives to companies which retain older workers to give elderly people a sense of purpose, income and social connections.
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While the bacteria may cause fever and diarrhea, just like other foodborne bugs, certain people are at greatly increased risk: the elderly, people with a weak immune system, pregnant women and their newborns.
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One of the first people accused of breaking the law was the mayor of a Seoul district whose office took 160 elderly people on a sightseeing tour on Wednesday and bought them lunch.
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Amateur video from other locations showed similar tactics, with people seen being hit, kicked and thrown around by police, including elderly people with their dogs, young girls and regular citizens of all stripes.
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The federal government spends a large amount of money to support the living standards of elderly people — primarily through Social Security and Medicare but with significant helping hands from Medicaid and disability insurance.
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The ministry official said migrants will have to present themselves at a giant hangar where they will be separated into families, adults, unaccompanied minors and vulnerable individuals, including elderly people and single women.
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Walmart de Mexico said its decision to keep the bag packers in its stores was in line with recommendations from the government's National Institute for Elderly People (INAPAM), which oversees the worker program.
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Randa Richter of SPCA Florida tells us ... they've seen at least a 20 percent increase in elderly people looking to adopt a pet because their normal social activities -- like Bingo -- are all canceled.
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In a lot of cases, with elderly people, one person will pass away, and then the other person will pass away, and the family wouldn't even know that the cremated remains are here.
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By last week, Australia had recorded 60 cases of the virus while two elderly people had died, and the prime minister warned the public bill for treating infected patients could top $661 million.
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It makes it much harder for anyone, but especially disabled and elderly people, to buy supplies that they actually need when you hit Costco and put 100 rolls of tissue in your cart.
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But if the tax cut passes, automatic "pay as you go" rules may helpfully cut $25 billion from Medicare spending next year, thus saving money on elderly people who are practically dead anyway.
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"On some visits, the army has seen that some of the older residents and elderly people had been completely abandoned, with some even having died in their beds," María Margarita Robles Fernández said.
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"I think we are going to have a lot of elderly people who were wiped off the face of the earth because they were sleeping and they never got awakened," Sheriff Allman said.
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But in Japan, home to the highest proportion of elderly people in the world, officials have maintained strict constraints to testing people for the virus, which may be putting older people in danger.
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And last year, Ben Trumble, an anthropologist at Arizona State University, and colleagues published an intriguing study suggesting that the gene might improve brain function in elderly people living in the Bolivian Amazon.
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Adrian Hyzler, chief medical officer at Healix International, previously told Business Insider that children, elderly people, pregnant women, and those who are immuno-compromised are more susceptible to the coronavirus' most severe complications.
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Adrian Hyzler, chief medical officer at Healix International, told Business Insider that children, elderly people, pregnant women, and those who are immuno-compromised are more susceptible to the Wuhan coronavirus' most severe complications.
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Despite innovations that make it easier for seniors to keep living on their own rather than moving into special facilities, most elderly people eventually need a hand with chores and other everyday activities.
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" At the event, which featured Michelle Obama as a keynote speaker, Parviz went on to describe how despite the "exponential growth" in connected, computational devices, elderly people are still getting "lonelier and lonelier.
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Those services include dental care for adults, long-term care for disabled and elderly people living at home, certain therapies that children with disabilities receive in school, prosthetic limbs and even prescription drugs.
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I contacted the House Ways and Means Committee to see what its chairman, Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas, thought about the specific impact of the House's proposal on elderly people with high expenses.
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The disease would wipe out government officials and educated, trained professionals that make up the backbone of a society, leaving elderly people to care for orphaned children, a process the experts called "hollowing out".
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"They said that (they) are witches... but it was a hidden agenda," said Athanasio Kweyunga, human rights coordinator for the Magu Poverty Eradication Rehabilitation Centre (MAPERECE), a charity helping elderly people in the area.
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Panos Plenty of life after work There will be a lot more need for institutional care for elderly people in future, says Du Peng, director of the Institute of Gerontology at Beijing's Renmin University.
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This would likely lead to benefit cuts for the 2700 million Americans who rely on the program, including lower-income beneficiaries, as well as, the disabled and elderly people who have exhausted their assets.
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From the basement of Dukinfield town hall in Tameside, a team of local-authority workers has long provided support to almost 4,000 elderly people, who can summon them at the touch of a button.
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The TV quotes an unnamed military official as saying that a truce was in place to evacuate women, children and elderly people on Sunday night from Damascus&apos southern neighborhood of Hajar al-Aswad.
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The nanoceria have the potential to prevent muscle-wasting in astronauts, and also to work as an anti-aging therapy for elderly people or those with Parkinson's disease and other forms of muscular atrophy.
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While most people recover in 4-7 days without treatment, as the FDA's website states, salmonella poisoning can be especially harmful for young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems.
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Dark chocolate has a high concentration of flavanol-rich cocoa, which has been shown to "improve verbal fluency and cognitive function " in elderly people, according to a study published by the American Heart Association.
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"The road is blocked, the electricity is downed, water is polluted, no phone signal is detected, elderly (people) and children are waiting for food," said one user living in Shilong Village in Hunan province.
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However, experts have called for more radical measures, with birth rates still in decline and China's health services and pension funds expected to come under increasing strain as the number of elderly people increases.
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Elias and Democratic lawyers will argue on Wednesday that more votes need to be considered, telling the judge that Florida's signature match law disenfranchises the ill and elderly, people of color and young voters.
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The fire service said the evacuation of two hospitals, including premature babies and patients in intensive care, had been completed and they were now helping about 500 elderly people leave residences and care homes.
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"I think it's now acknowledged what a great job we've done," he said, as millions of Americans entered their thirteenth day without power or water and elderly people struggled to find food and medicine.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Seventeen people have been killed after a fire broke out in a residential building housing elderly people in a village near Kiev, Ukraine's state emergency service said in a statement on Sunday.
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The elimination of protections for people with pre-existing conditions would drastically harm lives in states like Missouri, Indiana, West Virginia, and Tennessee which have larger populations of non-elderly people with these conditions.
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When researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital studied "superagers " — elderly people who function at extremely high levels academically, physically and professionally — they found that they challenged themselves mentally and physically more often than their peers.
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It also said that policymakers need to prepare for an increasing number of elderly people, estimating there will be 239.4 million Indians over the age of 60 in 2041 against 104.2 million in 2011.
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Since taking office in late 2012, Abe has enacted reforms to draw more women and elderly people into the workforce, raise wages for part-time workers, liberalize the labor market, and encourage business investment.
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This, of course, represents millions of dollars of cost savings to the nursing home industry, while causing illness and death among overheated elderly people whose bodies are ill equipped to deal with hyperthermic stress.
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But the same precautions can also help reduce the spread of coronavirus, in turn reducing its toll on elderly people and those with other health conditions, who are most likely to become severely ill.
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There are also emotional pleas from elderly people and fearful parents of immunocompromised children desperate for a way to limit their potential exposure to the novel coronavirus, as the pandemic sweeps around the globe.
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With one of the world's oldest populations next to Japan, Italy may be more at risk, as the coronavirus has showed to be more fatal in cases involving elderly people with underlying health conditions.
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One employee in a warehouse in the Northeast told Business Insider that the CDS employees in his store are mostly elderly people, which means they are at a higher risk during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Two residents of other Seattle-area complexes that largely serve elderly people have now also been hospitalized and tested positive, officials said, identifying them as Issaquah Nursing & Rehabilitation Center and Ida Culver House Ravenna.
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At the same time, if this situation is not promptly and reasonably restored, Puerto Rico will become a ghetto of poor elderly people and, for all practical purposes, an unviable and shameful U.S. colony.
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The investigation is a response to a Chinese citizens' complaints on social media that 6933 elderly people died from fever and respiratory failure since the quarantine for the new coronavirus began on Jan. 21.
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But in Hong Kong, where huge lines for masks and other supplies have become commonplace, shortages have resulted in reports of elderly people who are unable to source masks feeling trapped in their homes.
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Many disabled and elderly people purposefully impoverish themselves, turning down paid work and emptying their savings accounts in order to qualify for services they need just to get out of bed in the morning.
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"Listeria is an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems," the US Food and Drug Administration said in a statement.
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Perhaps the most touching moment of my week was when I visited the home of an elderly woman through Visiting Neighbors, an organization that provides elderly people with a few hours of company each week.
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The researchers, primarily from the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), looked at the medical records of over 231 million non-elderly people who visited an emergency department within the state between 22013 to 218.
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He is among 503 mainly elderly people living in Greece's border community of Idomeni, which has become the focal point of a growing migrant crisis that is proving too big for the country to handle.
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Health officials in both areas have called the outbreaks a crisis that risks the safety of the public — particularly infants, pregnant women, elderly people, and those with compromised immune systems, such as patients with cancer.
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Sanders vowed as well to take executive action to reject state attempts to privatize care for disabled and elderly people, citing the "disastrous" Iowa privatization of Medicaid services that has been condemned by disability advocates.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China has jailed 21 people for their roles in a deadly fire that killed 39 elderly people at a private nursing home two years ago, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Friday.
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Elderly people with limited mobility can go through the entire process of visiting a doctor — from video consultation and diagnosis, to remote treatment and prescription delivery, to online payment — without stepping foot outside their homes.
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A 2016 poll by RTL news and DVJ Insights showed 77 percent of 1,000 people polled supported allowing elderly people who believe "their life is complete" to request a legal and humane way to die.
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The heat will be a problem for elderly people with chronic conditions, increasing the death rate by 2.8% to 4% with each increase of approximately 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (0003 degree Celsius) in summer temperature. 9.
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But one survey on Thursday suggested their lead had been cut to just 5 points after she was forced to backtrack on a plan to force elderly people to pay more for their social care.
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The announcement comes after fighting in the south of the capital resumed on Monday following a reported ceasefire on Sunday night to evacuate women, children and elderly people from Hajar al-Aswad, the AP reported.
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"Not what's in the interest of the American consumer, but what a few special interests want" He argued that QR codes discriminate against low income and elderly people – those without a smartphone or Internet access.
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One concern is the health of patients in hospital intensive care units, elderly people in nursing homes and babies in neonatal units — places where artificial lights often are kept on for 24 hours a day.
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Among the groups that fall short on protein intake are teenage girls, who may not eat properly, and elderly people, who are at risk of losing muscle mass and whose appetites often slacken with age.
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Florida, the nation's third most populous state and home to a large population of elderly people, has 19 confirmed cases of the virus and its Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, has declared a state of emergency.
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Tell us something good Owings Mills, MD Assisted-living homes can be wonderful places for seniors to age safely, but dementia and other common afflictions among elderly people can also lead to depression and isolation.
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Like many others, I have elderly people who I adore more than anything in the world and other family members who are at risk, and I understand how concerning this disease is for us all.
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Earlier research has found that elderly people are more likely to be on at least one psychiatric drug long term than younger adults, even though the incidence of most mental disorders declines later in life.
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While living longer is usually a positive, it inevitably creates a number of practical challenges, such as the burden on the state to provide services, pensions and care for an increased number of elderly people.
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Listeria risks Listeria bacteria may cause fever and diarrhea -- just like other foodborne bugs -- but certain people are at greatly increased risk: the elderly, people with a weak immune system, pregnant women and their newborns.
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Defense Minister Damir Krsticevic said some 100 people from the Croatian army joined firefighters in the village of Zrnovnica, east of Split, where children and elderly people were evacuated from an area engulfed by heavy smoke.
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Lawson stood to gain from Mitsubishi Corp's vast food processing and distribution businesses, the source said, as domestic convenience stores battle with larger supermarket chains to draw in a wider range of consumers, including elderly people.
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"I want to be the oldest person to scale Everest again to be an inspiration for humankind, a boost for the elderly people and an encouragement for youths," the Nepalese mountaineer told the publication on Wednesday.
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Face injuries can be particularly serious for elderly people because they can affect vital functions like speech, swallowing, sight, and even breathing, said Svider, a researcher at Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, Michigan.
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I heard stories about elderly people thrown out of nursing homes after the power went off, patients dying in ER wards when the generators ran out of fuel, people crowded in hurricane shelters with no toilets.
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Dr. Melcher, who was chairman of the Select Committee on Aging, once told the Senate that many poor elderly people did not take advantage of food stamps, Medicaid and other benefits to which they were entitled.
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The Netherlands said it had recorded nearly 400 additional deaths due to the extreme heat, which is particularly dangerous for elderly people, infants and those with pre-existing medical conditions, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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But a great nation like ours should not be in a position where elderly people are cutting their pills in half, where they don't have decent nutrition, where they can't heat their homes in the wintertime.
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The pastor of a Methodist church turned down Hinckley's request to volunteer; so, too, did the managers of a local food pantry for the hungry, a program for poor elderly people and a local animal shelter.
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This owes largely to May's own screw-ups — most notably a boneheaded health care proposal that would functionally tax elderly people for getting dementia — but nonetheless means that Corbyn has now made this a real race.
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May's campaign misfired when she was forced on Monday to backtrack on one of her core election pledges to make elderly people pay more for their social care, a policy dubbed the "dementia tax" by opponents.
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An elderly man with Alzheimer's was brought to tears after confusing Halloween visitors with real ghosts, Radfield Home Care, which provides elderly people with support at home, said on its website, which offers Halloween safety tips.
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"We have elderly people who live alone, with no power, no water and very little food," said Adrian Gonzalez, chief operating officer at Castañer General Hospital in Castañer, a small town in the island's central mountains.
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"Women, children, elderly people forced to flee their homes because of the relentless fighting in Kachin," Mark Cutts, the head of a U.N. agency coordinating humanitarian affairs in Myanmar, said in a Twitter message on Thursday.
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May's poll lead started to contract sharply after she set out plans on May 18 to make some elderly people pay a greater share of their care costs, a proposal dubbed the "dementia tax" by opponents.
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I know it's Florida and it's lousy with elderly people who can't drive, but still, maybe mention something about how you've had to bury coworkers who have unnecessarily lost their lives protecting the lives of individuals.
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One of the reasons that Ohio and other states wish to postpone primary elections at the moment is because of the most at-risk populations — people who are immunocompromised and disabled, elderly people, and young people.
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South Korea hopes that the talks at Panmunjom will lead to other moves to ease tensions, like temporary reunions of elderly people in both Koreas who have been separated from family members since the Korean War.
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But Fauci also denied a report by the Associated Press that the White House overruled proposed guidance the Centers for Disease Control that elderly people and those who are "physically fragile" shouldn't fly on commercial airplanes.
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Still, one in 10 of the larger councils that have obligations to care for children and elderly people are in danger of exhausting their reserves within the next three years, according to the National Audit Office.
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Wanting to dispel the notion that the coronavirus is exclusively dangerous for "elderly" people, Underwood said he considers himself to be a healthy 28-year-old who works out regularly and he still had serious symptoms.
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Such measures are especially important for the elderly, people with compromised immune systems, and those with severe underlying medical conditions, as they can save lives by attenuating the surge in cases requiring hospital beds or ventilators.
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The Wii has even become a valuable asset in nursing homes, where elderly people can hit home runs in baseball, score strikes in bowling, and, sink holes-in-one in the hugely popular Wii Sports Golf.
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That means the new coronavirus might have already skirted containment efforts and might be worse than reported in Hubei province, where some news reports have come of elderly people dying without ever being tested by hospitals.
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"Where I grew up, I was surrounded by elderly people who worked and reared animals," said Claudio Cabiddu, who was born in this region and is studying the psychology of centenarians at the University of Cagliari.
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But Finland, with the most northerly EU national capital, this year called for the EU to halt the practice, which critics say it can cause long-term health problems, especially among young children and elderly people.
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The Ontario resident volunteers at Chrysallis House, a shelter for women and families fleeing violence, and supports Courage for Freedom to end trafficking of adolescent females and has helped support the mental health of elderly people.
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He added that Brexit campaigners successfully built a winning coalition of nostalgic elderly people in the rural regions of southern England and "bitter" people in northern towns who were hugely concerned with the issue of immigration.
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Plantar heel pain is one of the most common foot ailments, affecting about 4 percent of the population and an even higher proportion of elderly people and athletes, researchers note in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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They will test the drug in a placebo-controlled trial involving 3,000 elderly people to see if it will delay the development or progression of a variety of age-related ailments, including heart disease, cancer and dementia.
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Atkins and his neighbors had been under a mandatory evacuation order but after he learned that more than half from the area weren't leaving, including several elderly people, "I got really concerned for their safety," he says.
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Comcast's health monitoring device will primarily be used to detect motion within the homes of elderly people, picking up patterns on how the user moves and trying to spot anomalies that may be related to health issues.
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A recent study of elderly people found that some muscles in the body, particularly those in the legs, won't return to their full power after a few weeks of disuse—even after training to build them up.
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These spontaneous emergences of toxic algae in bodies of water are known to kill dogs when they drink the contaminated water, and send mostly elderly people to the hospital when wind blows the spores into the air.
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Discala, who was the chief executive of OmniView Capital Advisors, and Cane were charged with fraudulently inflating the prices of thinly-traded penny stocks, selling them to unsuspecting elderly people and other investors, and keeping the profits.
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Because the federal poverty rate is so low — $11,770 a year for a single person — many elderly people don't qualify for the benefits they need, particularly in urban areas where housing and insurance rates can be higher.
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A report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities found that most elderly people in America rely on Social Security for the majority of their income and two out of five would be broke without it.
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Anything that weakens your immune system can up your risk of Capnocytophaga infection Elderly people are particularly susceptible to sepsis from Capnocytophaga infections, according to a 2016 case report, because the immune system can decline with age.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Millions of years after the ancestors of humans evolved to lose their tails, a research team at Japan's Keio University have built a robotic one they say could help unsteady elderly people keep their balance.
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Researchers asked more of their questions to minority, low-income, and elderly people across the US, hoping to gather useful information about their respective health issues, which haven&apost been well studied or understood in the past.
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In 2015, the prestigious journal The Lancet published results from a large, randomized trial showing that focusing on factors such as diet, heart health and fitness might prevent cognitive decline in elderly people at risk of dementia.
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But the recommendation is also for all adults to get vaccinated, and anyone who acts as a caregiver to those most vulnerable to influenza (babies under 6 months, or ill or elderly people) has a special obligation.
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A new study published Monday in the BMJ journal Gut found that eating the Mediterranean diet for just one year altered the microbiome of elderly people in ways that improved brain function and would aid in longevity.
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Change occurred within 12 months The study analyzed the gut microbiome of 612 elderly people from France, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, and the United Kingdom before putting 323 of them on a special diet for a year.
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Loneliness is another issue that elderly people confront, so the plan should account for interactions with others, as well as whether you're willing to use technology to help family and friends monitor your well-being, said McClanahan.
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However, so far the death toll is relatively low, and almost all cases involved elderly people with preexisting conditions: of the more than 400 confirmed cases in China, nine deaths have been reported so far, or 2.25%.
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Listeria monocytogenes is a species of pathogenic bacteria that causes listeriosis — a serious infection that can be fatal in young children, the elderly people and people with weakened immune systems, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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In healthy elderly people who never had a heart attack, the widespread practice of taking a baby aspirin every day may do more harm than good, according to a U.S.- Australian study of more than 2000,211.1 volunteers.
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Last Wednesday, the NBA abruptly postponed its entire season after Utah Jazz player Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19, a potentially lethal virus that is especially dangerous for elderly people and people with underlying health conditions.
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But after the manifestos were launched in mid-May, the Conservatives were quickly forced into an embarrassing climbdown on their signature policy on social care, which would have required more elderly people to dip into their housing wealth.
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In her biggest misstep of the campaign so far, May set out plans on Thursday to make some elderly people pay a greater share of their care costs, before hastily announcing on Monday there would be a limit.
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Intense heat waves mean we need to prepare to protect outdoor workers — 65 million potential hours of work were lost in the U.S. in 2018 from extreme heat — and identify elderly people who need support finding cool spaces.
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Take, for example, Intuition Robotics, started by yet another graduate from Israel's military intelligence unit 8200, which earlier this year introduced an artificial intelligence-based robotic device called ElliQ that aims to keep elderly people active and engaged.
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In already steamy places like Australia, as well, "elderly people have been through multiple heatwaves and have no perception of the risks," said Louise McKenzie, of the City Futures Research Centre at the University of New South Wales.
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True, Mr Leung has taken steps to see that elderly people are better provided for; they have long been shamefully neglected, as those who can often be seen eking a bent-backed living collecting scrap cardboard can attest.
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To the Editor: I agree with Dr. H. Gilbert Welch that medicating elderly people for borderline blood pressure will probably result in frequent transient hypotension when first walking or standing, resulting in falls that may cause a fracture.
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Here are four scenarios to test one's ability to differentiate between fact and fiction in modern China: (1) Elderly people hastily kill themselves so that they will be buried traditionally, in tombs, before a cremation law takes effect.
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The increased rates in this group are most likely due in part to the fact that most elderly people get psychiatric drugs from their primary care doctor, who often prescribe for episodic conditions like mild depression and insomnia.
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Similar groups have been around for years but are increasing in popularity in the U.S., where free or low-cost healthcare services are limited to the elderly, people with disabilities, or poor (and there are plenty of exceptions).
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There are many elderly people, pregnant women, people with back and foot injuries, and just exhausted people who have to ride the train for over an hour just to get to work and they need those few seats.
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If they're all enacted, the three rules changes are estimated to take food out of the mouths of over 5 million struggling people, including people with disabilities, elderly people and at least 1 million children living with hunger.
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"The main issue which must be addressed is the personnel problem of guards whose salaries are very low, and in general security is carried out by elderly people, who certainly don't have hawk-eye vision," Matios told journalists.
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And there's so few new workers to take care of these elderly people that a recent survey found that 80 percent of people in Japan feel pretty positive about leaving the care of the aging up to robots.
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The BBB report finds that 72 percent of complaints about free-trial fraud are from women, and that while financial scam networks typically target the elderly, people in their 30s have made the most complaints of this kind.
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Sherry Turkle, a professor of social studies, science, and technology at MIT and a frequent critic of tech that replaces human communication, described interactions between elderly people and robotic babies, dogs, and seals in her 292 book, Alone Together.
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Murders of elderly people in the district have fallen to less than one a month from one each day a decade ago, said Philipo Mziray, commanding officer at Magu police station, dressed in a khaki uniform and black beret.
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Elton John Fast Facts Wenninger was awarded the LAPD's Medal of Valor in 2007 in recognition of his actions 11 years earlier, when he and 12 other officers helped rescue more than 80 elderly people from a burning building.
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Mariko (from Shiga) loved going as a child because "it was like a big swimming pool," while Shino notes the importance of the baths to elderly people, who use them as an opportunity to connect with friends and neighbours.
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Prosecutors said that from 1999 to 2005, Janssen promoted Risperdal for uses not approved by the FDA, including behavioral disturbances in elderly people with dementia and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and autism in children, despite knowing of its risks.
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Survivors can especially help those at risk of being overlooked, such as men and boys, LGBT+ victims and elderly people, said Tina Frundt, chairwoman of the council and executive director of Courtney's House, a Washington-based anti-trafficking group.
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Growth in the working population had now stagnated, the report said, and the rising number of elderly people will have a far-reaching impact on the social and economic development in the country, especially if fertility rates remain low.
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"We had a unique opportunity to look at seafood consumption and relate it to brain health," in a group of elderly people before and after death, said lead author Martha Clare Morris of Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.
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May's plan for her British government made no mention of proposals to reintroduce selective schools, known as grammars, or to make elderly people pay more for their social care, a policy that was dubbed the dementia tax by opponents.
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Medicare, the U.S. health insurance program for people 65 and older, doesn't cover hearing aids even though an estimated two-thirds of elderly people have hearing loss by age 70, the researchers note in JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery.
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He always knew that restaurants, catering groups, hotels, convention centers, and farmers had mountains of food they threw away every day, but he also knew that statistics showed that most people in need were single moms and elderly people.
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In fact, the way they've coalesced around anger is a sign of how few emotional options are open to them, as both men and as elderly people, two groups who feel enormous pressure to avoid any signs of weakness.
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Prime Minister Edi Rama's government shut the country's borders after the first infected Albanian arrived from Italy 10 days ago, halted mass gatherings and has since escalated orders for people to stay at home after two elderly people died.
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Major retailers around the world are changing their opening hours in order to allow elderly people who are most at risk of contracting deadly cases of COVID-19 — the disease caused by the new coronavirus — to shop more comfortably.
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The White House this week batted down a recommendation from health officials that elderly people and those who are "physically fragile" not fly on commercial airplanes, an unnamed official with direct knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press.
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In recent days protests have been comparatively peaceful by day, joined by elderly people and young families, becoming more violent after dark as police use tear gas and live ammunition to battle self-proclaimed "revolutionary" youths in the street.
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They arrive expecting nonstop, penetrating metaphysical conversations with wise elderly people and instead just wind up plying them for recipes or knitting advice or watching "Wheel of Fortune" with them or restocking latex gloves for the Guest House nurses.
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Zandi found that Warren's improvements in benefits would lift an estimated 4.9 million elderly people out of poverty and would increase the average Social Security benefit for those in the bottom half of the income distribution by nearly 25%.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain faces a ticking time bomb of old people sleeping rough, with more than 550 elderly people becoming homeless each month and their numbers set to spiral, local councils said in a report released on Friday.
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The China Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), a government think tank, said in a report this month that the country's pension funds could become insolvent by 2035, with a rapidly dwindling workforce unable to support the growing number of elderly people.
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When counting only native-born folk, Britain has a higher "old-age dependency ratio" (the number of elderly people as a share of those of working age) than that of many European countries, including France, and it is worsening fast.
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Some studies have also suggested that moderate drinking may be good for the brain, but most of these focused on elderly people and their recent drinking habits, making it hard to draw any conclusions about the effect of lifetime drinking patterns.
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They said a 70-year-old man with a chronic illness died of vibrio infection over the weekend, and warned elderly people and those with chronic illnesses such as diabetes or HIV to avoid contact with the sea or brackish water.
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One limitation of the study is that it relied on elderly people to accurately recall and report on their eating habits over the previous year, and this might not provide a realistic picture of how they ate, the study team notes.
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Past studies have established a heightened risk of death after elderly people break a hip or vertebra, and that it is at least partly driven by the short-term risk of developing pneumonia or other complications while immobilized during recovery.
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But the manifesto revealed that a Conservative government would actually mean forcing elderly people with Dementia to sell their homes to pay for their care -- the so-called "Dementia tax" -- and eliminating school lunches for 900,000 school children, among other things.
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Meningitis, which is prevalent in children and elderly people, can be treated with antibiotics, but 10 percent to 15 percent of patients die and up to 19 percent of survivors have long-term disabilities, including brain damage and limb amputations.
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Still, the results suggest that most elderly people can benefit from exercise, said Dr. Rebecca Brown, author of an accompanying editorial and a geriatrics researcher at the University of California, San Francisco, and the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
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There's a certain irony that the very things Jacobs proposed to save her beloved Greenwich Village ultimately transformed it into a tourist trap dominated by the extremely rich, NYU students, and a few lucky elderly people with rent-controlled apartments.
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The eggs may have been contaminated with salmonella braenderup, an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA said on Friday in a statement.
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Another wildfire forced the evacuation of two mobile home parks and a health care facility in Jurupa Valley, 227 miles (217 kilometers) east of Los Angeles, where elderly people were taken out in wheelchairs and gurneys as smoke swirled overhead.
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With the empty nest and loneliness that can accompany old age, it's not surprising that many elderly people turn to the bottle, perhaps for brief reprieve from the existential dread of the road behind being longer than the road ahead.
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Emerging evidence that the victims of the scandal were often the bank's most vulnerable customers — including Mexicans who spoke little English, elderly people with memory problems and college students opening their first accounts — has added fresh fuel to the fire.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian authorities said on Sunday they were checking whether rockmelons had been exported from a farm where fruit contaminated with listeria has been found to have killed three elderly people and caused illness in at least 12 others.
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When he addressed the crisis last week, the prime minister called for only modest action, urging those with symptoms of the virus to stay at home, advising elderly people to avoid cruises and asking schools to halt field trips abroad.
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One of the most celebrated successes in American medicine involved the use of doctors, nurses, and pharmacists to counsel frail elderly people being discharged from hospitals and follow them at home to help them take their drugs and stay healthy.
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Recommendations have also reportedly been sent to Italy's Ministry of Health for all Italians, not just those in the most-affected areas, saying that elderly people should stay at home, and that the public should avoid crowded places with no handshaking.
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Story at a glance The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is recommending travelers avoid cruises and says elderly people and others at risk from COVID-193 should avoid crowded places and "non-essential" travel, including long plane rides.
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One in 2114 of the larger councils that have obligations to care for children and elderly people — about 503 councils in all — are in danger of exhausting their reserves within the next three years, according to the National Audit Office.
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Jozef Gouwy, 93, looks at a robot made by ZoraBots for elderly people at home, so they can virtually communicate with their loved ones, amid the ban on visits against the spread of COVID-19 in Ostend, Belgium, on March 16.
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Local authorities have warned this could turn into a threat for people vulnerable to the coronavirus — the more than 1 million elderly people living there, as well as those with preexisting health conditions — and the underfunded health infrastructure in southern Italy.
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The government there said shops, schools, bars and restaurants would be closed for at least 15 days, and residents have been ordered to remain at home except to buy food, go to work, get medical care or help elderly people.
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YouGov's survey also showed Monday's attack, which killed 22 people, may have improved May's own polling from a low earlier that day, when she appeared rattled as she backtracked on the pledge to make elderly people pay more for care.
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Front-page stories hailed the bigger, more controversial part of the law that President Lyndon B. Johnson signed that July day in 1965 — health insurance for elderly people, or Medicare, which the American Medical Association had bitterly denounced as socialized medicine.
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The eggs may have been contaminated with salmonella braenderup, an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA said on Friday in a statement.
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Dana Rhoden reportedly worked at a nursing home for elderly people, and had recently purchased a new mobile home close to the other two trailers where shootings took place, which were occupied by her ex-husband, her son, and her son's girlfriend.
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Nursing homes in particular have embraced the clauses, which are often buried in complex contracts that are difficult to navigate, especially for elderly people with dwindling mental acuity or their relatives, who can be emotionally vulnerable when admitting a parent to a home.
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Although I didn't see people running outside or going to gyms, I did see plenty of active elderly people: gardening in their yards, doing tai chi in the park, riding bikes and playing a croquet-like game called gateball with their friends.
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But May's campaign began to struggle after she proposed a plan to make elderly people pay for more of their social care, even though she moved quickly to say there would be a limit on the amount of costs that people would face.
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She told VICE that the history of what's being done is resonating with many people in the state, both for the older population—like the elderly people on a get out the vote bus who were harassed last week—and the new generation.
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To that end, a study published last week in PLOS One suggested that elderly people who keep up a daily regimen of Super Mario 64 can increase the amount of gray matter in their brain, and even improve their short-term memory.
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It is arguably a bit cynical of John Lewis to exploit this but hey, capitalism baby (*wolf howl*)—although if it made people think about how they might be kinder to the elderly people they know, that is obviously a very nice thing.
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Today's populist conservatism looks amateurish and improvised: Mr Timothy plunged the Tory campaign into chaos by adding an ill-thought-out measure to oblige elderly people to pay for their social care without putting a cap on the amount that they would spend.
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The elderly and kids are really the guinea pigs for voice computing and personified AI. Elderly people have the issue often of being alone a lot, so they are the ones that might be more likely to turn to chitchat with Alexa.
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"These products have the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella Carrau, an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, " according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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The poll was conducted on May 26 and May 27 in the aftermath of a suicide bombing which killed 22 people in Manchester last Monday and following a government U-turn on unpopular proposals to make elderly people pay more towards their care.
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I believe that, as a human being, the pain that one person feels, if we have children who are hungry in America, if we have elderly people who can't afford their prescription drugs, you know what, that impacts you, that impacts me.
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Britons hold positions in major businesses across the continent and take advantage of overseas study schemes such as Erasmus, while tens of thousands of elderly people rely on EU agreements for access to public services and their pensions in countries such as Spain.
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A study from 2012 on the more general effects of solitude notes this problem: "Most studies in this field of research have been cross-sectional and have concentrated on selected populations such as elderly people living alone or single parents," that report says.
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"I won the election, I think, because we effectively put together a coalition of low-income people, elderly people who, in Vermont, are very often up against a wall economically, in very bad shape, some of our city trade unions," he said.
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So, Republicans decided to put forward a different and more complex block grant under which states would receive different dollar amounts for each of the four categories of Medicaid recipients — the elderly, people with disabilities, children, and non-elderly adults living with children.
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The battle is being waged all across Japan, which has the highest proportion of elderly people in the world, as the number of reported cases in the country has steadily climbed to 230, with 11 deaths, mostly among people in their 80s.
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Until recently, the pension system was chasing high returns by investing in high-risk assets, like a $50 million placement in life viaticals — an insurance play that is, in effect, a bet that a selected group of elderly people will die soon.
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The trial has "provided convincing evidence that aspirin is ineffective in preserving good health in elderly people without a medical (reason) to be using it," chief author Dr. John J. McNeil of Monash University in Melbourne told Reuters Health in an email.
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Some workers, like undocumented immigrants, are likely going to be left out of any government relief plan altogether—which is especially pressing for undocumented domestic workers, who are also on the front lines of the crisis, cleaning houses and caring for elderly people.
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In March, the administration stripped questions about sexual orientation and gender identity from the Department of Health and Human Services' national survey of older Americans, an annual study that helps determine how to allocate federal funding to groups that aid elderly people.
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Kedar Nath Sharma, a spokesman for the Home Ministry, said that any members of a family still practicing chhaupadi would not get the usual government allowances for elderly people and single women, concessional loans or recommendations for a school scholarship or government job.
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The Justice Department lawsuit focused on a county-by-county analysis of where Aetna and Humana have what is deemed too much market share in providing Medicare Advantage for elderly people and in the individual health plans created under President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law.
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Give & Take Care, a company founded by academics at Brunel University, is poised to launch a social-care scheme in which volunteers can log the hours of care that they provide to elderly people and exchange them for care for themselves later in life.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May was forced to backtrack on one of her most striking election pledges on Monday to force elderly people to pay more for their social care after her party's opinion poll lead halved in just a few days.
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What I think is that if society had different structures that supported this care function, you know, taking care of children, taking care of elderly people, they may be freer to make choices to stay in the labor force because there would be an alternative.
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These include babies and very young children, elderly people, those that smoke and people with other health conditions, such as asthma or a heart, kidney or liver condition or those with a weakened immune system, the U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) website states.
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But polls had shown May's rating slipping over the past month and they fell sharply after she set out plans on May 25 to make some elderly people pay a greater share of their care costs, a proposal dubbed the "dementia tax" by opponents.
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The decline in support for the Conservatives coincided with a surprise announcement by May last month that she would make elderly people pay more for their social care, despite concerns that it could undermine support among ageing, wealthy homeowners - a core source of Conservative votes.
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"I believe that, as a human being, the pain that one person feels, if we have children who are hungry in America, if we have elderly people who can't afford their prescription drugs, you know what, that impacts you, that impacts me," he said.
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"Death panels" is a reference to a line of attack that that was used by some Republicans amid debate on the Affordable Care Act in 2009, suggesting that Obamacare would have the government determine whether elderly people or people with special needs "deserve" care.
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Perspectives on Aging Arthur Krystal's meditation on the pains and opportunities of growing older was thoughtful and comprehensive, but, while reading, all I could think of was how many elderly people buck the trends that he writes about ( A Critic at Large , November 4th).
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But the state seems reluctant to reckon with the roots of the problem, as well as with its legacy: a generation of ill and elderly people who were deprived of their autonomy, and also of their families, in the final years of their lives.
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"Elderly people here are not living with dignity," Iraida Vargas, a resident of Bayamon, Puerto Rico, told the AP. Her 85033-year-old mother is on Puerto Rico's food stamp program, which ran out of money and is currently awaiting congressional action for more funding.
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BRIGHTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was nearly lunchtime at The Bevy in Brighton on the south coast of England, and pub regular Peter Hartley led a group of elderly people he had ferried by minibus from their homes for their weekly Friday Friends session.
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But polls had shown May's rating slipping over the past month and they fell sharply after she set out plans on May 26 to make some elderly people pay a greater share of their care costs, a proposal dubbed the "dementia tax" by opponents.
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Predecessors to Robota include Paro, a robotic seal designed to help people with dementia, NAO, a humanoid robot that helps kids with autism, and Intuition Robotics' ElliQ, a companion robot developed to help elderly people maintain their mental health and social connections as they age.
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Conservative commentator Candace Owens initially urged at-risk elderly people to quarantine themselves instead of shutting down bars and restaurants — an assertion health officials warn is dangerous because it ignores the fact that people of all ages are falling severely ill from this disease.
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But under the terms of the health law, the federal government pays at least 90 percent of the costs for the newly eligible adult population, compared with 62 percent on average for the traditional population of children, pregnant women and poor disabled and elderly people.
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She cites efforts to roll back the Affordable Care Act, reduce spending on health-care programs for young and elderly people or crack down on immigration, among others, as policies that could leave people with less of a chance to succeed than she had.
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So even if the percentage of elderly people who develop dementia is smaller than previously estimated, the total number of Americans suffering from the condition will continue to increase, said Keith Fargo, director of scientific programs and outreach, medical and scientific relations at the Alzheimer's Association.
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"There are, after all, many worshippers whom the police know, regulars, and very elderly people and so on, and it recommended that we avoid putting all of these through metal detectors," Erdan told Army Radio, suggesting that only potential troublemakers might be subjected to extra screening.
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