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The CHV told Grace that having children spaced too closely together was part of the cause of her poor health and the poor health of her children.
In its 40th year, Iran's theocracy looks in poor health.
Nabors had been suffering from poor health for some time.
" To put it succinctly, Williams says "marginalization equals poor health.
Poor health contributes to a low Quality of Life ranking.
At 77, Khameni is thought to be in poor health.
DNA and other analysis revealed he was in poor health.
That rose to 43 percent for those in poor health.
It's definitely a shock, he was not in poor health.
The data showed an association of poor health and unhappiness.
Good health and poor health comes in all different forms.
Only elderly people or people in poor health wear them.
But his poor health prevents him from finding a job.
Of course, Manafort's poor health may moot that point altogether.
Citing persistent problems of poverty, violence and poor health, Gov.
Rumours have swirled for months that he is in poor health.
However, no single intervention will change several decades of poor health.
Others simply need treatment in a country with poor health care.
Long in poor health, Mr. Karimov had a stroke on Aug.
His lawyers are appealing, on grounds of age and poor health.
But high crime and poor health hurt the quality of life.
Newton highlighted the ever-increasing impact of living with poor health.
Reviews have even cast doubt on saturated fat's role in poor health.
Her mother, who still lived in Newport Beach, was in poor health.
So he&aposs 81, and he&aposs in very poor health there.
"Stigma and invisibility contribute to poor health outcomes for bisexuals," she noted.
Lawmaker Tanya Chan's sentencing was delayed to June due to poor health.
Most of those people would be low-income and in poor health.
A debt-poor-health spiral ensues: People in debt worry about it.
When the psyche is damaged, that leads to physically poor health too.
Queen Sirikit, 84, has also been in poor health over recent years.
But the late 1970s, all were in poor health except superhero titles.
Worse, they make poor health decisions out of fear of these costs.
And West Virginia ranks first in the nation for poor health outcomes.
The Idaho Falls Post Register said that Mason is in "poor health."
And she was about 81 at that point, in pretty poor health.
Mr. Scobie said Mr. Reader's imprisonment had contributed to his poor health.
Garone views the behavior as a huge factor in their poor health.
That's largely because low levels of education are correlated with poor health.
Neglect was more common among those with poor health and cognitive impairment.
Kim, then 85, was in poor health but was insistent on going.
Education is a perennial problem in Georgia, as is poor health care.
The fund is listed as being in poor health, the station reported.
Atticus Finch, older, in poor health, reveals his ugly, festering racism to his
This isn't the first time science has found loneliness connected with poor health.
Arkansas finishes dead last for quality of life, due largely to poor health.
The man is in poor health, skinny and coughing frequently due to tuberculosis.
During that time, Kendall says he was in "poor" health, weighing 250 lbs.
But more immediately, it could be a biomarker for poor health in general.
" Rose added, "I am in poor health and disabled ... and have trouble walking.
Overwork leads to stress and poor health, yet does not actually increase productivity.
Boulez was in poor health, and had only a few months to live.
This change is attributed to Mr. Redstone's poor health and his daughter's influence.
Research shows that institutional racism is a root cause of poor health outcomes.
Social isolation is believed to be a major factor contributing to poor health.
In this line of thinking, lack of sleep can look like poor health.
Researchers say it could be down to smoking, drinking and general poor health.
"It's a deficit that perpetuates inactive lifestyles and therefore poor health," Islas said.
His boss, President Mahmoud Abbas, is in his 80s and in poor health.
Administrative Judge Brendan Sheehan told WJW many inmates were already in poor health.
Older beneficiaries, women and those in poor health faced higher-than-average costs.
Amnesty International said Kabendera's plea came from "desperation", possibly linked to poor health.
Many of the cases occur in people who are hospitalized in poor health.
What makes someone eat more and more in the face of poor health?
My father is in very poor health and has been hospitalized four times.
They also more frequently reported illicit drug use and fair or poor health.
The insurance fund is listed as being in poor health, according to WCHS.
Poor health could cost millennials more than $4,500 in annual per capita income.
It's starting in Rwanda, a country with sometimes impassable roads and poor health infrastructure.
Her father, Thomas Markle, will not be attending the ceremony due to poor health.
That health matters is something we should remember when people are in poor health.
Lawyers for the 75-year-old former general say he is in poor health.
We can't pretend to know what exactly is behind Bush's poor health this week.
However, many of the lodgings have a reputation for poor health and hygiene standards.
When they were rescued, every single one of the dogs was in poor health.
Some necropsied bears with tapeworm infestations have shown intestinal irritation and general poor health.
Poor health ahead of and into retirement could hurt you financially in several ways.
The Constitution has no provision to remove a justice for poor health or incapacity.
Especially vulnerable people who were known to be in poor health were monitored closely.
Lost productivity due to poor health costs U.S. businesses nearly $226 billion per year.
Mr. Cosby, 81, is paying his debt to society late and in poor health.
Is it fair to ask that Dunia sustain a lifetime of my poor health?
The third co-defendant was released on bail last year because of poor health.
Poor health in childhood in particular can compromise one's education and earnings throughout life.
Franklin, who is 76, has been in poor health over the last few years.
The program has become a veritable nightmare of waste, incompetence and poor health care.
The former movie executive's defense team cited his poor health as reason for mercy.
But Bartoli's recent retirement lasted much longer and included harrowing months of poor health.
He has been in poor health since a kidney transplant in India in 2007.
Today the area is largely defined by entrenched generational poverty, unemployment and poor health.
The later part of Mr. Stubblefield's life was marked by bouts of poor health.
He'd heard she was in poor health but knew very little about her life.
And, as elsewhere, these poor health outcomes correlate with the city's subpar socioeconomic conditions.
Recent research has associated a number of poor health conditions with a sedentary lifestyle.
The bottles could have actually led to poor health in some infants, Halcrow said.
Thad Cochran, citing poor health, announced he will resign April 1 from the Senate.
Poor nutrition is a leading cause of poor health and spiraling health care spending.
What's clear, though, is that the Lakers' overall poor health has consistently hurt them.
Independently funded studies tend to find a correlation between soda consumption and poor health outcomes.
But poor health and a lack of inclusiveness hurt the state for Quality of Life.
Prior to his incarceration, Rajagopal's lawyers had said that their client was in poor health.
Shortly thereafter, he found his forever family, but Captain Weenie was still in poor health.
The monarch, who only ruled for 12 years, endured poor health most of her life.
But it's possible the drivers had stopped driving because of poor health, the authors note.
In 2014, Sweet and her collaborators discovered that debt itself might contribute to poor health.
But insurers also set their prices low because they failed to predict buyers' poor health.
Castro had been in poor health since an intestinal ailment nearly killed him in 2006.
He is said to be in poor health, and has gone on several hunger strikes.
Lower income families, disproportionately families of color, are at greater risk for poor health outcomes.
About 150 patients a day are treated at the Antoni, many in very poor health.
Poor health has been a consistent issue, but last year Favors only missed five games.
"She's in poor health and she's stubborn and she don't want to go," he said.
Working like this also contributes to burnout, stress and poor health — without necessarily helping productivity.
He had been in poor health since suffering a stroke in 2014, the team said.
Without careful analysis, you might conclude that retirement causes poor health and an earlier death.
Some people are incensed that they are being held without bail while in poor health.
Nichole's grandmother is in her nineties and has been in poor health for some time.
People in prison are also more likely to be in poor health to begin with.
We all know that junk food and a lack of exercise contribute to poor health.
Moore claims to be in poor health and appeared before the judge in a wheelchair.
This is because child marriage is directly linked to higher fertility, poverty and poor health.
In recent years, his poor health forced him to relinquish voting rights at both companies.
" Up to 43 percent of the individuals denied care described themselves as "in poor health.
His father has been in poor health, adding to his family's distress over the detentions.
Poor health literacy is associated with worse health care outcomes and higher health care spending.
What a perfect time for King George to fuck things up with his increasingly poor health.
The dolphin was found emaciated and in poor health, and biologists decided to "humanely euthanize" it.
Smoke contains many substances, including carbon dioxide and particulate matter, that may contribute to poor health.
Most are jobless, in poor health since their war ordeals and unable to pay the fees.
Louisiana suffers persistent Quality of Life issues because of poor health and a high crime rate.
Debbie Reynolds was "frail" and in poor health in the months leading to her tragic death.
Exclusion from work is associated with all manner of problems, from poor health to drug use.
But that hasn't stopped Trump or his team from implying that Clinton is in poor health.
The men's depression symptoms during pregnancy were tied to their being stressed or in poor health.
Jones previously argued that his poor health could lead to excessive pain during a lethal injection.
So far, scientific evidence linking GMOs to human illnesses or other poor health outcomes is lacking.
The Ohio native and Ohio University graduate had reportedly been in poor health for some time.
Those arriving in al-Hol are in "extremely poor health" with malnutrition, diarrhoea and skin diseases.
He is now 78 and in poor health, and they can't afford the increase, she said.
Unfair marketing practices further accelerate the development of poor health outcomes among our most vulnerable communities.
But notably, 26 of the studies reported no link between sugary soft drinks and poor health.
More than 6 in 10 said it's because they have poor health or difficulty getting around.
His sentence was suspended because of poor health, which doctors attributed to the onset of Alzheimer's.
Low literacy levels are linked to poor health, fewer economic opportunities and a lifetime on welfare.
He has said only that he would not run again if he were in poor health.
The department's employees are flung across the world, including in many countries with poor health infrastructure.
Even if someone who can do it won't work, does that mean he deserves poor health?
Now in poor health, Little is in custody in California, according to Ector County DA Bland.
Nearly 30 percent report being in fair or poor health compared with 19 percent of whites.
The stigma surrounding periods result in poor health education, health issues, and low attendance rates in schools.
This translates to about 100,000 neonatal deaths a year, and underweight children tend to suffer poor health.
Workers in poor health are less productive; they also tend to leave work, meaning higher staff turnover.
"He sings about the situation a person faces: unemployment, poor health, poor education," says one young man.
People with poor health will work when there are jobs, and apply for disability when there aren't.
Because of the queen's poor health, her chosen favorite, Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz) basically governs the country.
The remaining whales are said to be in poor health, with some suffering from symptoms of hypothermia.
The Taliban militants in Afghanistan say their American captive's condition has deteriorated and is in poor health.
The state ranked No.48 due also to persistent quality-of-life issues, most notably poor health.
But all three are in their 50s or 60s and struggling with poor health, discrimination and poverty.
Conversely, if they experience poor health before retirement, they may regret facing an inability to retire earlier.
But the researchers couldn't prove causation; maybe both debt and poor health are just symptoms of poverty.
Instead, it fanned this year's conspiracy theory du jour: that Clinton is secretly in very poor health.
The correlation of happiness and health — or unhappiness and poor health — has been noted over the centuries.
Now, Mr. Redstone is 22005, in poor health and confined to his $22008 million Beverly Hills mansion.
It is so even if he is much older, 0003, and said to be in poor health.
Numerous and broad studies have shown that school meal programs reduce obesity, poor health and food insecurity.
He did not specify a cause but said she had been in poor health for several months.
Some members of the opposition said he had been in poor health worsened by Egypt's prison conditions.
Rising numbers of veterans with disabilities and poor health more broadly could also be playing a role.
There's an incredibly strong body of evidence that proves the link between poverty and poor health outcomes.
Their poor health pushed back the journey by a day, and they made the trip by helicopter.
He had reportedly been in poor health the last few years and was hospitalized several months ago.
The congressman had been moving through the Capitol on a motorized scooter and was in poor health.
Poor health and heavy drug use sidelined Ms. deAk for the last two decades of her life.
No cause was given, but he had been in poor health for some time, the publisher said.
According to the docs ... Phoebe forced her father to go on grueling tours despite his poor health.
Attorneys representing the two men had also requested stays on the basis of their poor health conditions.
Caring for a close family member or attending to one's own poor health account for 73% of cases.
However, the fossil fuel industry is contributing to the poor health of millions of people around the world.
Besides causing poor health, the flu and other respiratory illness also have a huge impact on the economy.
Canine influenza can be potentially fatal if the animal is in poor health and protocol is not followed.
But he has suffered at least one stroke in recent years and looks to be in poor health.
He will not say what explains his sudden poor health, nor whether he will fight the next election.
We still do not know for sure, but the numbers suggest it is someone in relatively poor health.
As the episodes unfold and she spirals faster and faster into poor health, so too does everything else.
He was also sick, with Hepatitis B, and from the generally poor health services afforded to his people.
Caballe, who had been in poor health for some years, died in Barcelona, EFE said citing hospital sources.
According to UsWeekly, Frank Rinna was in poor health and was hospitalized multiple times for pneumonia last year.
Caretakers are less likely to be in the workforce and more likely to be in poor health themselves.
Extensive research by the World Bank and others links it to poor health and wellness outcomes society-wide.
The fact that they survive in reasonable numbers in the Faroes belies their poor health as a species.
His sentence had been delayed when his lawyers said he had nearly died and was in poor health.
Some people have lower incomes because their poor health damaged their earnings power, not the other way round.
It wasn't shock — he was 653 and in poor health, of course — but it's a moment for grief.
"We both agreed wholeheartedly that inequality was driving poor health outcomes, disproportionally affecting communities of color," she said.
He plans to argue that Mr. Garner, who was overweight and severely asthmatic, died because of poor health.
Her parents, who live in West End, N.C., about 85 miles east of Charlotte, are in poor health.
The country does, however, have a poor health system and poor prevention measures for when an outbreak occurs.
The country's poor health system also makes it vulnerable if an outbreak like the coronavirus reaches its population.
A few years later, the patient shot himself to death — despondent, his widow said, over his poor health.
In fact, because of the ways climate change contributes to poor health, it makes action even more urgent.
As a people, we also eat, drink, think, and move in ways that often contribute to poor health.
The other day I saw my father, who is ninety-two years old, and in very poor health.
Durkin said it would have been even longer if it were not for Hastert's age and poor health.
She was in her 50s and had been in poor health, but nothing seemed urgent or life-threatening.
"If people think that I am in poor health, I'm not going to win this election," he writes.
Pickens announced his retirement from the oil and gas industry in January 2018 due to his poor health.
The U.S. is overdue to establish an institute devoted to research on the top cause of poor health.
That is why our country needs an institute devoted to research on the top cause of poor health.
Mladic's trial in The Hague took five years in part because of delays due to his poor health.
Individuals in good health are more likely support government cuts, while individuals in poor health are more likely to support a more expansive role for government, with 41 percent of those in good health supporting cuts to government spending compared with 30 percent of those in fair or poor health.
She wanted to fight to be healthy at a time she was seeing her sisters suffer in poor health.
More than 80 percent of the arrivals are women and children, with many in poor health, said the IFRC.
He sends Foreign Secretary Eden to D.C. to meet with the Yanks, but the ailing official's poor health interferes.
Durkin said it would have been even longer if it were not for Hastert's age, 74, and poor health.
Experts say that people who skip vaccination — due to vaccine fearmongering, poor health systems and laziness — are to blame.
Little is in poor health and will likely stay in prison in Texas until his death, the FBI states.
These Americans suffered from the devastating consequences of poor health, estimated to cause the loss of 20,000 lives annually.
The man, who is in poor health, turned out not to be a match for the serial killer's sample.
Mr. Saltzman, now 87 and in poor health, was born in Germany and survived World War II in Poland.
He believes they were already in poor health and then succumbed to heart attacks brought on by the stress.
You might have thrown in Wilson's poor health (including a severe stroke) and Lincoln's reported depression and Grant's drinking.
Ben-Eliezer had been in poor health for several years and retired from politics under a cloud in 2014.
But the worry is unjustified: Researchers haven't been able to find a connection between GMO foods and poor health.
Many cite problems like poor health, company downsizing or the need to serve as caregiver for a family member.
Compounding factors like interpersonal and institutional racism, poverty, poor health care access and environmental burdens disproportionately harm black mothers.
The former president, Mr. Htin Kyaw, who has been in poor health, did not explain his reason for resigning.
Durkin said the sentence would have been even longer if it weren't for Hastert's age, 74, and poor health.
How convenient for the Met to let Mr. Levine go now that he is 74 and in poor health.
Because diseases do not respect the barriers that separate rich from poor, health inequality is a problem for everyone.
The group later re-formed, and Mr. Thomas remained a member until leaving in 2002 because of poor health.
With poor health institutions coupled with marginal water and sanitation systems, coronavirus could prove deadly to core population centers.
In their letter, Weinstein's lawyers mentioned his poor health and age, as well as his "accomplishments" and "charitable endeavors".
Some public health experts noted that the government's proposals do little to prevent poor health in the first place.
His daughter Eileen Flynn said he had been in poor health since an operation for skin cancer in March.
The team suggested that poor health status is a better reason than age for suggesting an end to screening.
Comprehensive sex education does not offer a silver bullet that inevitably decreases unintended pregnancy, violence and poor health outcomes.
We learned that the administration's attack on the social infrastructure is exacerbating childhood hunger, poverty, and poor health outcomes.
Ward was in "poor health" and had a heart condition and trouble walking, family members told the Press Democrat.
Smith — 81 years old and in poor health — killed himself in May 2017, 10 days after speaking to Harris.
But Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has been plagued, as it were, by the notion that she's in poor health.
Ms. Salaman was in poor health; when she died, Mr. Morton assumed he'd inherit some of his mother's fortune.
Ralphie's poor health didn't stop him from doing what he always did best during the call, though -- cracking jokes.
Authorities denied Qin a fair trial, Eve said, proceeding with a hearing in May despite the man&aposs poor health.
Without a penalty for going uninsured, only people in poor health who really need health insurance end up buying it.
"They are old and in poor health -- their have high blood pressures -- so I'm concerned about their health," he said.
However, Lee was released from prison due to poor health and has been in hospital after undergoing a kidney transplant.
They include poor health, housing and education, lack of training and child-care facilities, dangerous neighbourhoods and inadequate public transport.
Lila Garret, a writer on "Bewitched", laments that they had to replace actor Dick York due to his poor health.
North Korea attributed Warmbier's poor health and subsequent death to botulism, but doctors found no evidence to corroborate those claims.
Some workers may be unable to delay claiming benefits past age 262, if they are in poor health or unemployed.
She studied factors that influence risk behaviors and poor health, including one's close relationships and emotional experiences, the school wrote.
So even beyond the ability to father a child, there are strong associations between poor semen quality and poor health.
Fonzi was in poor health when he was rescued and passed away shortly after, leaving the dog-loving couple devastated.
And in a country that already has extremely poor health outcomes for women on many measures, that should be worrying.
In the last election, the Trump campaign made an effort to portray Hillary Clinton as ill, as in poor health.
The servicemen she had cared for during the war raised money for Seacole when she faced destitution and poor health.
The State Department of crime, civil unrest, poor health infrastructure, kidnapping, and the arbitrary arrest and detention of US citizens.
Some workers may be unable to delay claiming benefits past age 262, if they are in poor health or unemployed.
Many states make eligibility and enrollment in Medicaid onerous for patients and families struggling with low incomes and poor health.
A lack of education puts girls at risk of child marriage, poor health, early pregnancies, joblessness and poverty, experts say.
If a patient has poor health and is also feeling miserable, it's not enough just to address the medical problem.
Poor health is one of the leading causes of school absenteeism, and the latter is linked to low academic performance.
They found that the single best variable for explaining variation in states' SSDI application rates is self-reported poor health.
The commission's findings further strengthen the defense's argument that Bryan, now 78 and in poor health, deserves a new trial.
While socioeconomic factors are likely to play a role, studies suggest that circadian disruption can directly lead to poor health.
Jones's victory, combined with John McCain's poor health, have largely prevented Republicans from advancing a contentious legislative agenda in 2018.
The AHCA has robust financing and robust policies to assist people in affordable coverage if they have poor health status.
Slowed by poor health and back problems, Mr. Bertolucci directed his final film, "Me and You" (2012), from a wheelchair.
The rate of injury and death from poor health and safety standards is particularly noticeable now violent crime has reduced.
He was 60 years old, in poor health, squeezing into a hotel room with his girlfriend, also in fragile health.
"We have a number of studies that indicate that discrimination is also directly linked to poor health outcomes," he said.
Sheikh Hamad, in poor health, abdicated the throne and was succeeded by a 33-year-old son with less experience.
South Korean intelligence officials have dismissed such rumors, saying that she had been hospitalized for poor health but not purged.
Mr. Pinochet was kept under house arrest in Britain for 18 months until he was released because of poor health.
All the bad parts of the health care system — poor health, high costs, inadequate access — are worse in rural areas.
Artwork via Angelica Alzona/GizmodoToday in America, if you are poor, you are also more likely to suffer from poor health.
In addition to poor health infrastructure and lack of awareness, social media has made it easier for vaccine opponents to operate.
And worldwide demand for health care is growing as lives—and that part of them lived in poor health—grow longer.
They accepted the offer because it meant avoiding years of appeals, and because Keunang's father is in poor health, Stormer said.
Poor health But amid the political instability of recent years, Bhumibol's health began to fade and public appearances became more infrequent.
He declined to identify the cause of death, aside from saying that she had been in poor health for several months.
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The claims routinely cite selectively edited videos of public events to advance claims she's suffered seizures and is in poor health.
The researchers can't say whether symptoms of depression cause poor health and other issues, or vice versa, Underwood told Reuters Health.
These include the detention of rape survivors, victims of torture and human trafficking, people with disabilities and those in poor health.
But if you have an unlucky family medical history or are already in poor health, that approach may not make sense.
She has suffered from pain and poor health ever since, leaving her unable to work and with little to support herself.
"Increasing evidence points to their influence on poor health outcomes being equivalent to the risk associated with severe obesity" SOURCE: bit.
It does not take much of an effort to find research that shows an association between skipping breakfast and poor health.
The Greater Kasai region of central Congo remains at high risk of disease spread due to poor health and safety conditions.
His mother, who was in poor health, made it to Niger a year later, only to die after a few days.
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri is reportedly suffering from a potentially debilitating heart condition and may be in poor health.
Sumner Redstone, who owns National Amusements and is the controlling shareholder in Viacom and CBS, is 93 and in poor health.
Atambayev, who has run the formerly Soviet Central Asian republic since 2011, had previously displayed no obvious signs of poor health.
She was a certified nursing assistant and he was a patient in poor health, reportedly from a boating accident, Metzger said.
The enhanced annuities typically offer people in poor health higher payouts than standard versions because they have a shorter life expectancy.
If he does, he is expected to win despite his poor health, because the opposition remains weak and fragmented, analysts say.
People in poor health from a young age may be unable to pursue education as much as those with better health.
Not only does low income often lead to worse health, but those in poor health are reported to make less money.
Grocery and pharmacy workers often survive on low-wages, poor health and welfare benefits, involuntary part-time hours and erratic schedules.
Ms. Hooker is mostly worried about their 343-year-old mother, Lola, who lives at home and is in poor health.
The State Department warns of crime, civil unrest, poor health infrastructure, kidnapping, and the arbitrary arrest and detention of US citizens.
But a medical historian is challenging that narrative, saying that the artist was in poor health when his gallbladder was removed.
Saudi media have said that Al al-Sheikh had asked to be relieved from delivering the sermon due to poor health.
Mr. Rajagopal had been expected to begin his sentence this month before he was admitted to a hospital in poor health.
Mr. Rajagopal had been expected to begin his sentence this month before he was admitted to a hospital in poor health.
He's going to lean on that walker and play the 'I am in poor health and near death' card [in prison].
These types of settlements would be more relevant to those who don't need the policy anymore, don't want to pay the premiums, need cash or are in poor health, said New Jersey-based life insurance consultant Chuck Lampert, adding that someone in poor health will likely get a better offer, because the purchaser would likely get the payout sooner.
And despite a life of poor health, Darwin lived to the respectable age of 73, dying of a suspected heart attack. [Deinsea]
According to FiveThirtyEight—a prognostication that doesn't factor in poor health—the Clippers have a 27 percent chance to make the playoffs.
All 145 of the whales died; the whales that did not die on their own were euthanized because of their poor health.
Until recently, Mr. Goldschneider lived in a Dutch nursing home in increasingly poor health; he died earlier this month at age 80.
A study published in June in Lancet estimated that poor health habits cost the U.S. $28 billion in expenses and lost productivity.
The best hope for change in Iran may come with the death of Ayatollah Khamenei, who is 79 and in poor health.
A hidden resentment may have exacerbated her poor health: Jenny probably knew that Karl had fathered a son with their longtime housekeeper.
" An attorney called Garner 'a ticking time bomb' Police union officials and Pantaleo's attorney blamed Garner's death on his poor health. "Mr.
" On Medicaid: Price said Medicaid's problems, including poor health outcomes and doctors not accepting Medicaid patients, suggest a need tor "structural reforms.
The report says lack of access to vaccines, poor health systems, complacency and fear of vaccines have all contributed to the problem.
Odeh's attorneys had argued that she not be imprisoned at all, citing her age, poor health, and chronic post-traumatic stress disorder.
Alang, who wasn't involved with this study, has researched police brutality and poor health outcomes among black men and women, including arrests.
But Worsley was forced to call for help on Friday amid blizzard conditions, and in poor health he was airlifted to hospital.
Both Mousavi and Karroubi have been in poor health in recent weeks, according to reports from their families posted on opposition sites.
Luckey, who appears to value the work being done by WikiLeaks, apparently shares their concern that Hillary Clinton is in poor health.
Losing the whole press team is "a reflection of an organization that's in poor health," a Capitol Hill veteran told The Hill.
We also found that women and people in poor health were less likely to be successful in negotiating out-of-network bills.
Choi's lawyer said she was in poor health and may be suffering from a heart condition, which he would discuss with prosecutors.
Given this high social status we may have underestimated levels of unemployment, being uninsured, and having poor health-related quality of life.
Mr. Smith had been in poor health for years and was taken from death row to the medical facility a week ago.
Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness resigned from frontline politics Thursday, announcing he will not stand in the upcoming election due to poor health.
More striking: nearly half of all people in fair or poor health — 46.4% — are uninsured or have affordability problems despite having coverage.
Meanwhile, El Paso, Texas, had the highest percentage of adults in fair or poor health, but ranked No. 54 in overall stress.
One of the bishops, Francisco Cox, 3003, is the archbishop emeritus of the city of La Serena and is in poor health.
The culprits of the poor health among constant travelers are the usual suspects: bad airport food, uneven exercise habits and jet lag.
Their bones show stress from poor health during childhood, such as fever and malnutrition, and stress from repetitive work later in life.
Officials worry that these countries could prove especially in danger due to poor health facilities and infrastructure in much of the region.
Second, activists might become discouraged by the glacial pace of social change and turn to poor health habits to manage their frustration.
Mr. Kelly, who was indicted on the same charge, has been suffering from poor health and may be released for medical care.
Soldiers with compromised immune systems or those who have a history of poor health are also being closely monitored, the source said.
Sadly, income inequality in the United States has increased dramatically in recent decades, exacerbating levels of poor health among low-income Americans.
And when one relationship partner doesn't sleep well, his or her partner is more likely to report poor health and well-being.
Officials worry that these countries could prove especially in danger due to poor health facilities and infrastructure in much of the region.
Mr. Joosten, who is over 90 years old and in poor health, could not be reached for comment, according to the RKD.
Families who lose a child are more likely to show problems that already existed, like evidence of social deprivation and poor health.
Stories of death, murder and a troubled justice system, of poor health care, poor education, destruction of the land and extreme poverty.
Prosecutors took note of Mr. Hastert's poor health, but said that Mr. Hastert could continue getting medical care in prison if needed.
"I was overweight and in poor health, and my daughter just wanted me to get healthier," she told me via video chat.
She plans to use that money to visit her sister, who is almost 20 years older and in poor health, in May.
The judge in Toronto decided that Mr. McArthur will serve his sentences at the same time, citing his age and poor health.
Although having a disability does not necessarily mean one is unhealthy, people with disabilities are at greater risk of experiencing poor health.
The girls were found in "poor health with signs of dehydration and acting lethargic" in an abandoned single-wide mobile trailer, police allege.
APS said Bouteflika, who is 82 and in poor health, will take important decisions to ensure "continuity of the state's institutions" before resigning.
What we do know, however, is that his poor health didn't prevent him from becoming one of the most influential scientists in history.
In addition, retirees in poor health who do not have a long life expectancy may do better by opting for the lump sum.
The girls were found in "poor health with signs of dehydration and acting lethargic" in an abandoned single-wide mobile trailer, police said.
Costello allegedly admitted to police he knew his daughter was in poor health, and that Emile had been withholding food from the girl.
Early diagnosis in primary health care settings is also key to avoiding poor health outcomes, the WHO says and must be easily accessible.
We're told he's in poor health, and needs to rest, but if we wait, he may talk about the accusations made against him.
The authors suggested part of the problem could be that people with poor health are more apt to accept help from the government.
As the tour concludes and Hardy struggles with poor health, Ida and Lucille cease bickering and become closer, while their husbands reconcile too.
In short, our modern depression may be a product of inequality, poor health, high stress, fraying social networks, and tech-induced social isolation.
The king had been in poor health for some time, and has spent most of the past six years in Bangkok's Siriraj hospital.
The disease is most at risk of spreading in areas that are isolated or experiencing conflict, or have poor health services or infrastructure.
According to his sister Loretta "Peaches" Kelly, who spoke to Michigan's MLive last night, Burton had been in poor health for some time.
The inability of individuals to self-diagnose their hearing loss contributes to poor health outcomes, including lower hearing aid utilization and satisfaction rates.
The ACA supports programs for all Americans that address the causes of poor health, in addition to guaranteeing access to healthcare for millions.
Ms. Derby, who shares his enthusiasm for boats and "hot rods," said she believed he would not survive imprisonment, given his poor health.
A cause of death was not revealed, though the Toronto Sun reported Lewicki had been in poor health recently in the Toronto area.
My father is in poor health and not able to understand this attack and to respond to the allegations made by Jonathan Schaech.
Individuals from low income, underserved or marginalized communities face poor health outcomes, in part due to discrimination and other forms of impartial treatment.
The last one to do so was Woodrow Wilson, who was in poor health at the end of his second term, in 1921.
An autopsy showed Mr. Garner, who was in poor health, died from the chokehold and the compression of his chest during his arrest.
Despite poor health, he refused to cancel the show and was brought onstage in a wheelchair before shifting to a stool to perform.
His mother, the former Mary Radziszewski, was in poor health for much of his childhood, and he was raised largely by a grandmother.
With squalid living conditions and poor health from years of fighting, Afghan troops are ill-equipped to stop the spread of the virus.
Officials worry that countries in the region will prove particularly susceptible to the virus, given poor health facilities and infrastructure in many areas.
But because of poor health and a 5.14 earned run average in the minor leagues, he has yet to appear in the majors.
But like many of their neighbors in the region, Tennesseans suffer from poor health, and that brings down the overall quality of life.
Several studies warn that Americans will spend more of those years in poor health and with disability, which would push health spending higher.
The administration is also promoting various dodges that would in effect let insurance companies go back to discriminating against people in poor health.
Some were in poor health – one had been living with a bullet lodged near her heart that had to be removed, he said.
The sultan was believed to have been in poor health in recent months, and traveled to Belgium for a medical checkup last month.
Even before Obamacare's expansion, traditional Medicaid patients — the disabled, elderly, poor families with children — suffered from long wait times and poor health outcomes.
Manafort has been in poor health throughout the past two years, appearing at times for court hearings in a wheelchair and substantially grayed.
Mr. Harvey joined in the joking, and because his victims were old or in poor health, their deaths did not arouse much suspicion.
While he was eventually cleared by doctors to work even more, he pulled out of a play in 2016 due to poor health.
"He was living in a home with around 100 other cats, most in horrible shape and suffering from poor health and malnutrition," Williams writes.
President Joko Widodo had declared last week that Abu Bakar Bashir, 81, would be freed on humanitarian grounds, citing his age and poor health.
Addiction has long afflicted rural east Tennessee, where the rolling hills and mountains are woven with small towns suffering from poverty and poor health.
The restaurants also suffered: Poor health inspections ensued, employees said they weren't being paid, and one of the three outposts was closed this month.
According to our calculations, New Mexico, a state whose residents are in relatively poor health, gets the most Obamacare funding per head (see chart).
KABUL, Afghanistan – The Taliban say the condition of one of their captives in Afghanistan has deteriorated and that the American is in poor health.
After López was taken into custody by Maduro's government, "proof of life" videos were released in 2017 to dispel rumors of his poor health.
If you don't know what you're doing, or are in poor health, you may be tempted to run out and make things right again.
VIOLENCE against women, anti-prostitution laws and poor health-care systems all make sub-Saharan Africa an appalling place to be a sex worker.
Trump likes to insinuate that Clinton is in poor health — too weak and mentally "unstable" to fight ISIS, too "low-energy" to rally crowds.
Among U.S. retirees in the Aegon survey, 61 percent said they retired sooner than planned — and 31 percent did so due to poor health.
APS said Bouteflika, who is 82 and in poor health, would take important decisions to ensure "continuity of the state's institutions" before stepping down.
The department cited civil unrest, poor health and arbitrary arrest and detention of U.S. citizens in Venezuela for issuing the advisory on March 12.
As a result, our western rangelands are painfully degraded, and their poor health compromises their resilience in the face of unprecedented changes in climate.
After Mr. Dove's death in 1946, Ms. Torr remained in the house for two more decades, in poor health and surrounded by unsold artworks.
He served two months in jail before King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa ordered his release by special pardon due to his poor health.
Hugo Barra, former vice president of international, left the company in January to return to his former life in Silicon Valley citing poor health.
By the time I was an adult, I had normalized my poor health, and I expected to keep pushing through like I always had.
The survey found that 15-year-old girls in Britain, France, and Poland are most likely to report poor health and declining body satisfaction.
That's nice and all, but it can easily be flipped on its head: Data showing poor health practices could lead to higher insurance premiums.
Poor health shattered his stock and expectations were tattered after he missed his senior season of high school and first year in the NBA.
"I was astonished that you blamed black people for poor health and poverty because of all the chicken and barbecue they eat," Ames said.
Authorities worry that these countries could be especially at risk should the virus begin to spread locally, due to poor health facilites and infrastructure.
They were accused of taking video footage on their phones near the scene and are currently in jail, in poor health, according to Zahiri.
Officer Pantaleo's lawyers said it was Mr. Garner's poor health that led to his death after he refused to comply with a lawful order.
"[This] is about poor health care and health behaviors — smoking, obesity, exercise, exposure to toxins," said University of Maryland health inequality researcher Philip Cohen.
Other analyses have also found that Trump's rise seems to be linked as much with poor health as with economic troubles or other measures.
Researchers have found that patients in poor health are somewhat more likely than others to disenroll from Medicare Advantage and switch to traditional Medicare.
Work orders show that the city removes about 523,500 trees each year, usually because they are in poor health or have become a hazard.
Officials are concerned that countries in the region will prove particularly susceptible to the virus, given poor health facilities and infrastructure in many areas.
But after years of suffering from poor health care, tribal nations say seizing control of their health care systems may be their best option.
When the The Daily Beast article was published in 2018, Jacobson was 76 and in "poor health" but living a quaint life in Georgia.
Just how much longer life spans boost spending depends on how many of those extra years are spent in good health versus poor health.
One need only look at Viacom, where the share voting power is held by Sumner Redstone, who is 93 and apparently in poor health.
Kim, who is originally from Jeju Island, worked as a "haenyeo" -- a traditional, female freediver -- until 2017 when poor health caused her to quit.
Limited access to health care may not entirely account for the poor health and the early deaths of so many of your fellow Americans.
But last year, attorneys from the US Justice department blocked the legal request to release Ba Odah on the basis of his poor health.
They are resilient women who may suffer from poor health, lack of employment and affordable housing, social isolation, and the rising cost of living.
Shutterstock Jarvis died in a sanitarium in 1948, driven to poor health by her unrelenting mission to promote and protect the holiday she created.
David Letterman may have cracked jokes about his poor health on the iconic Late Show with David Letterman, but offstage his concerns were seemingly real.
Transgender civilians were less likely than cisgender civilians to be employed, less likely to have health insurance coverage, and more likely to report poor health.
These former drinkers tend to quit partly because they were in poor health, so not separating them can skew the numbers in favor of drinking.
"We are disappointed with the court's decision," said Ibrahim Musa, an IMN spokesman, adding that Zakzaky should have been granted bail due to poor health.
The king had been in poor health the past several years and his death plunged the Southeast Asian nation of 67 million people into grief.
The INSIDER Summary:• Eating too much protein can cause dehydration and fat gain instead of muscle, and eating too little can lead to poor health.
Poor health outcomes for low-income Americans have dragged the United States down to some of the lowest rankings of life expectancy among rich countries.
Kevin King, an American professor held hostage by the Taliban, is in poor health , according to a statement released by the extremist group on Monday.
The connection between poor health and being sedentary may be independent of the link connecting more physical activity with improved health, Young told Reuters Health.
The 79-year-old judge was reportedly in poor health with a "history of heart trouble and high blood pressure," the New York Times said.
When scoliosis put an end to dreams of ballet school she turned to theatre instead, but like Price, her ambitions were stymied by poor health.
Cereals are losing favor with time-poor, health-conscious consumers, who increasingly breakfast on snack bars and yogurt, a global research firm reported on Tuesday.
According to Tiny Kittens, the shelter behind the livestream, Evolene was pregnant and in poor health when they rescued her from a feral cat colony.
"No one wants to live an extremely long life when they are in very poor health and have a lot of chronic disease," Levine said.
Failing to break your fast in the morning does not necessarily cause poor health, it is simply a parallel factor, or correlation, our analyst says.
It is the time of the year that we're reminded of the risks of catastrophic wildfire and the poor health of our federally-owned forests.
We must recognize that traumatic experiences early in life combine with the social determinants of health to lead to poor health outcomes later in life.
It should come as no surprise that there are disadvantages that come with working overtime: fatigue, poor health, lack of attentiveness, to name a few.
Providers will be coerced into withholding essential health-care information and referral options to patients, breeding distrust and risking poor health outcomes for their patients.
There are approximately 0003 million refugees worldwide who are in need of urgent resettlement -- either because of their ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation or poor health.
These, along with high levels of blood sugar and blood pressure, both of which are influenced by diet, are the main factors dictating poor health.
"The judge is in poor health, so I am here to announce that the verdict is postponed to the third," said Judge Khin Maung Maung.
Despite his poor health, he began to publish right after the war and never stopped writing, even when the Communists banned his work, in 1969.
But there is also a less acknowledged "health bias" in turnout, meaning that people who are uninsured and in poor health less likely to vote.
Much of your career has been defined by a willingness to address these sort of social and environmental factors that can contribute to poor health.
Medical experts have singled out the homeless as especially vulnerable to picking up and spreading the coronavirus because of their living conditions and poor health.
When mandatory evacuation orders are issued for natural disasters like hurricanes, it poses a special challenge for those who are frail and in poor health.
The defense team spoke at a Paris news conference, arguing that the case against him is unfair, aggravating his poor health and violating his rights.
But even health insurance does not always provide security against financial stress because poor health takes its toll in other ways, such as lost wages.
"LGBT older adults have usually faced a lifetime of discrimination and inequalities," said Kent, adding that this increases their risk of poverty and poor health.
According to UNICEF, poor health infrastructure, lack of awareness, civil disorder, complacency and a backlash against vaccinations were factors in some of the recent outbreaks.
But the CBO report said the amendment would make it difficult or impossible for people in poor health to purchase comprehensive coverage in some states.
For Americans working hard to perform well at their jobs, the cost of success may come in the form of poor health, stress and burnout.
The long sentence meant that Mr. Weinstein, who is 67 and in poor health, could very well spend the rest of his life in prison.
The family of a 79-year-old woman who had lung cancer also filed suit this week, alleging that the leak exacerbated her poor health.
But responding to concerns, the White House said participating employers could not exclude any workers from the plan, or charge more to those in poor health.
Human rights groups also cautioned that his poor health (in addition to diabetes, he also had liver and kidney ailments) would lead to his premature death.
"Fat shaming does not help people to lose weight, and in fact, it contributes to weight gain and poor health outcomes," she said in an email.
The numbers come amid public outcry over reports that migrant children were held under poor health and hygiene conditions at multiple Border Patrol locations in Texas.
He had been in poor health for several years but his death shocked the Southeast Asian nation of 67 million people and plunged it into mourning.
Said to be in poor health, he was often wheeled into court on a hospital bed and forced to sit in a cage like other defendants.
Even though I ate a combination of veggies and sugary midnight snacks, I never felt like my body became something that signified poor health and gluttony.
The vast majority of Japanese games are developed with the domestic audience in mind, after all, and the Japanese console industry is in pretty poor health.
BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ, the 88-year-old king of Thailand, has been in poor health for so long that each fresh bout of illness seems scarcely newsworthy.
BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ, the 173-year-old king of Thailand, has been in poor health for so long that each fresh bout of illness seems scarcely newsworthy.
It will certainly appeal to the one third of people in fair or poor health, with insurance, who had trouble paying for health care in 2017.
Notably missing was Brazil's most famous athlete, soccer player Pele, 75, who said Friday that poor health kept him from taking part in the opening ceremony.
The cause of Castro's death was not made public but he had been in poor health since he nearly died of an intestinal illness in 2006.
The majority of studies can't tell us whether the changes in the micro biome are actually causing poor health, or are simply a consequence of them.
Their goal was to better understand how alcohol is related to poor health outcomes, and figure out the amount of alcohol that's associated with improved health.
Marx rejects the idea that stress levels and personality traits are to blame for comedians' poor health, and says it is more to do with lifestyle.
He was in poor health for many years prior to his passing, having dealt with cancer which led to the removal of part of his jaw.
Its 2016, and Hambleton, who one dealer had put up in the Trump SoHo Hotel, is living in a Chinatown hotel and suffering from poor health.
Older adults who stopped driving were also more likely to report poor health, according to four studies that looked at results from quality of life surveys.
However, 71 percent of American youth are ineligible for military service due to the lack of a high school degree, poor health and fitness, or record.
Given how good it is at tracking and giving feedback about your personal health, the watch can benefit people in both great and poor health equally.
Young people are far more likely than senior citizens to report being lonely and in poor health, a surprising survey of 20,000 Americans released Tuesday shows.
"We understand that there are some researchers who do not agree on the general consensus" of the correlation between sodium and poor health outcomes, he said.
Half (48 percent) of adults covered by the Medicaid expansion are permanently disabled, have serious physical or mental limitations or are in fair or poor health.
Any measure that substantially raises the price of soda should discourage consumers from drinking so much of a product linked to poor health outcomes, they say.
One in five children grows up in poverty in the U.S. That's 14 million children potentially at risk of neglect and poor health and education outcomes.
The 64-year-old politician has been sidelined by poor health on a number of occasions since Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party swept to power in 2014.
The people interviewed by investigators in a report made public Friday said Stephen Paddock was very detail-oriented but had poor-health and an unkempt appearance.
One reason Johnson wants to see more Christians doing yoga is poor health in the American church, which numerous studies show is disproportionately impacted by obesity.
Weinstein's defense team's request for leniency citing his poor health was rejected by presiding Judge James Burke, and Gilmore anticipates a similar result in California courts.
These guidelines are based, for the most part, on past studies linking the length of time people are active with their subsequent robust or poor health.
But another such study found that poor health outcomes were more pronounced among retirees who were unmarried, reduced their physical activity, and had less social interaction.
Of course, he is, by all accounts, in very poor health ... so, Weinstein could be spending much -- if not all -- of his remaining years behind bars.
His death was confirmed by his son David, who said Mr. Fontana had been in poor health since breaking his hip in a fall last year.
Ebbers had been granted an early release from prison due to poor health in December after serving just over 13 years of a 25-year sentence.
The Islamic Republic is also holding captive Baquer Namazi, an 83-year-old former representative for Unicef who is in poor health, and his son, Siamak.
As the law required, they offered coverage to everyone, including people with existing medical conditions, and no longer charged people in poor health sharply higher prices.
His attorneys objected to the order from New York Supreme Court Judge James Burke, who's overseeing Weinstein's criminal case, arguing that Weinstein is in poor health.
Castro died on Friday at the age of 90, a decade after stepping down due to poor health and ceding power to his brother Raul Castro.
The C.C.P. could have lured him back to China and packed him off under some pretext like poor health while silencing the rest of his family.
He continued to give his renowned course "Introduction to the History of Art" until poor health forced him to cancel it before the 20103 fall semester.
The Army chief, Lieutenant-General Ahmed Gaed Salah, played a key role in toppling Bouteflika by saying the president's poor health made him unfit for office.
Consider this review of studies on sugary drinks, which showed how independently funded studies tend to find a correlation between soda consumption and poor health outcomes.
The company also will update its iOS operating system to let users see whether their battery is in poor health and is affecting the phone's performance.
While those most vulnerable to heat illness are the very young and the very old as well as those in poor health, anyone can experience heat illness.
In poor health, just weeks after a surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his throat, he found himself in the unenviable position of firing his son.
This kind of trauma has been tied to a number of poor health outcomes, including posttraumatic stress, depression, poor relationships with families and lower qualities of life.
As more people spend more time living in poor health and the occurrence of chronic diseases increases, country's will have to adapt their medical systems to cope.
"Every facility that is charged with caring for patients must take every action and precaution to keep their patients safe — especially patients that are in poor health."
He had been in poor health for several years but his death has shocked the Southeast Asian nation of 67 million people and plunged it into mourning.
Charles Koch has taken the lead after his younger brother, David, stepped down from their political group and their company earlier in June due to poor health.
Redstone is in poor health and has not attended an annual meeting since 2014, but his daughter, Shari, vice chair of the board, was there on Monday.
Over the past year Chief Executive Ola Rollen has faced allegations of insider trading while long-time chairman Melker Schorling recently stepped down due to poor health.
In one of his final political acts, Bush wrote to Trump to apologize for not being able to not attend his inauguration owing to his poor health.
CMV, Epstein–Barr virus, herpes viruses are associated not only with adult disease but also with complications in pregnancy and poor health outcomes in immune-suppressed patients.
In many communities, this is essential to promoting fitness as well as combating social isolation, which is a cause of poor health among many—especially older adults.
The World Health Organization currently warns mothers about vitamin D deficiency, which is common during pregnancy and linked to poor health outcomes for both mother and child.
No matter when they were treated, survivors were also more likely to report poor health when they smoked, didn't exercise enough or were unusually underweight or obese.
Without these safeguards, the marketplace will become fragmented, only those in poor health will purchase coverage, premiums will continue to skyrocket, and a "death spiral" becomes certain.
Her campaign bungled the release of a pneumonia diagnosis, which fed right into two of Trump's criticisms: the candidate's trustworthiness and allegations of her secretly poor health.
In addition to financial dissatisfaction, having very low income, poor health, not having children, and having conservative sexual attitudes were linked to female (but not male) sexlessness.
Instead of moving your lips with complaints about your colleagues' inefficiency or or your friend's poor health routines, allow your mouth to focus on other activities instead.
Billionaire David Koch is stepping away from Koch Industries and the the Koch political network due to his poor health, leaving his brother, Charles, at the helm.
Unstable drinking habits were associated with a higher risk of heart disease, which the authors reflected might indicate broader lifestyle changes, such as poor health or stress.
Every facility that is charged with caring for patients must take every action and precaution to keep their patients safe — especially patients that are in poor health.
Despite her suffering, she wrote that she would not have traded her poor health for wellness if it mean giving up her beliefs in the anarchist cause.
Metaphorically speaking, this country is full of viruses — poverty, poor health care, inequality, systemic discrimination, loneliness, and isolation — that infect innocent victims every day by the thousands.
This company was founded in 73 to help older adults avoid loneliness and social isolation, a common problem among the aging that can contribute to poor health.
It has left deep imprints on American society in the form of disrupted families, disenfranchised citizens, declining marriage rates, poor health outcomes, and increased rates of poverty.
As more people spend more time living in poor health and the occurrence of chronic diseases increases, countries will have to adapt their medical systems to cope.
Seeing Mr. Wicker as a much stronger opponent with the president's backing, Mr. McDaniel switched races after Mississippi's other senator, Mr. Cochran, resigned because of poor health.
He was 94 and in poor health; when I arrived, the sheets and blankets were still on the bed in the father's living room where he died.
The insurgents have been holding two professors from the American University of Afghanistan since August 2016, one of them an American said to be in poor health.
Rescue efforts were hampered by the patients' poor health and limited mobility and by large amounts of smoke, a spokesman for Poland's State Fire Service told TVN.
He said she was in poor health and unable to make the 20-minute journey from Malmoon, their village and a Taliban stronghold, to the phone booth.
The People's Daily commentary pointed to the Party constitution, which states "cadres no longer fit to continue working due to old age or poor health" should retire.
Unless we address these community-level causes of disease, a sole focus on access to and paying for medical care creates an endless cycle of poor health.
Neither is the leading role that black women have played in the movement to dismantle poor health outcomes due to systemic issues of racism, sexism and classism.
But some observers, including Ukrainian politician Vladimir Oleinik, claim that the dolphins weren't treated particularly well in either country and died as a result of poor health.
Now 86 years old and in poor health, Fenn receives hundreds of emails a day from people looking for an advantage in finding the chest — mostly older men.
The news came several weeks after Lagerfeld missed Chanel's spring 2019 haute couture show in Paris on January 22, leading to reports that he was in poor health.
Despite the scandal, Thomas told TMZ he was bursting with pride over his daughter's televised marriage and was frustrated he couldn't be there due to his poor health.
Jim and Della did not want to sell, but Jim had been in poor health for years, mysterious ailments that doctors couldn't diagnose, and they needed the money.
Social determinants such as income inequality, poverty, and education shape our diets, attitudes toward smoking, and stress levels and are considered root causes of poor health and disease.
One of the children was in poor health and had to be force-fed by their Pakistani rescuers, Boyle told AP. Reuters could not independently confirm the details.
Poor health outcomes affect individuals, the confidence we have in facilities, and the public health of society at large -- and undermine the goal of humane treatment of prisoners.
Tshibuabua, who had missed several court hearings because of his poor health, died in hospital on Monday from complications related to AIDS, his lawyer, Trésor Kabangu, told Reuters.
"Do not travel to Venezuela due to crime, civil unrest, poor health infrastructure, and arbitrary arrest and detention of U.S. citizens," the State Department said in its warning.
But, at seventy and in poor health, Hawkins was not equipped to begin a law career, and the pace of high-stakes criminal defense work soon overwhelmed him.
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert, convicted last year of a financial crime, asked on Friday for a delay in his sentencing due to poor health.
Robertson is attempting to appeal his conviction, but he is in poor health and his 85033-month sentence likely would be completed before any appeal can be adjudicated.
Many of Buhari's critics also saw him as being a bit checked out, since the 76-year-old had been absent for long stretches due to poor health.
"My mother had been in poor health for quite a while, and recently had gotten markedly worse, so this wasn't a surprise," Davis, 63, wrote in the statement.
Safe-haven currencies, gold, bonds and other low-risk assets could continue to get a boost due to growing worries about the poor health of the global economy.
Birth control was included on the list of preventive services because it is a health service used by women that can improve health and prevent poor health outcomes.
Extensive research shows that people who say they are in poor health really are much more likely to die soon than those who describe their health as good.
And it incited yet another legal dispute over whether Mr. Redstone, who is 19803 and in poor health, has the mental capacity to make decisions about his companies.
Overcoming years of poor health, the bloc's economy grew 0.6 percent in the first quarter, outstripping both the United States and Britain, but economists have become more pessimistic.
His lawyers have asked U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III for significantly less time given his age, poor health, low risk of recidivism and cooperation with Mueller's probe.
It enables us to ignore issues such as generational poverty, interfamily conflict, poor health care and all kinds of other things that go on in people's lives everyday.
Many people, including that jerk from third grade who has since grown into an eager Facebook pundit, express concern that body-positivity activists are only glorifying poor health.
Those without were more likely to be male, unmarried, less educated, Hispanic, to work in the service industry, to work part time, be uninsured and have poor health.
At the same time, he continues, people who do have poor health often suffer economic consequences and fall into poverty because of medical expenses or loss of productivity.
On the issue of health spending specifically, people in poor health are 8 percentage points more supportive of spending increases than people in excellent or very good health.
There are millions of Americans whose suffering, through material poverty and poor health, is as bad or worse than that of the people in Africa or in Asia.
The researchers gathered the step-count and health data from almost 17,000 of the participants, most of them in their 70s, and none of whom reported poor health.
Despite his long, troubled rule and increasingly poor health, Mr. Mugabe, as one of Africa's last liberation leaders, commanded respect inside the ruling party and on the continent.
A systematic review published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found that there were many studies that identified associations with sitting at work and poor health outcomes.
Many of the machine's unwitting soldiers are elderly or in poor health, and were confused or upset to learn of their political careers from a reporter's phone call.
Even if one denies that these self-reported instances constituted actual discrimination, it is this perception of discrimination, in and of itself, that is linked to poor health.
In Viola's hometown of Central Falls, Rhode Island, a staggering 31.7% live below the poverty line, and one in three adults report being in fair or poor health.
All along, Saunders said, he had been bracing for a similar phone call about his other grandfather, Robert Saunders, who had been in poor health for several years.
Therefore, we must ensure that the federal government is leveraging these programs to improve nutrition, especially among low-income populations who are most at risk for poor health.
An autopsy gave the cause of death as cardiac arrhythmia, which the hospital argued was related to Warhol's poor health and not caused by medical error or negligence.
The hope is that by addressing some of the so-called social determinants of health that contribute to isolation among seniors, Medicare can reduce spending on poor health.
Poor health infrastructure, low awareness, civil disorder, complacency and a backlash against vaccinations in some cases were driving forces in these recent measles outbreaks, according to the agency.
But right now, the federal government fails horrifically at the fulfillment of its duties — just look at Indian country's poverty, crime rates, suicide rates, and poor health indicators.
It's also possible that poor health literacy contributes to worse self-management of health and lifestyle issues that could result in worsening health and increased health care use.
Age, fatigue, and poor health are all elusive foes, but Mike D'Antoni's system will still inject nitroglycerin into this trio, one of the brainiest, most proficient threesomes ever assembled.
The news comes just one month after Lagerfeld missed Chanel's spring 2019 haute couture show in Paris on January 22, leading to reports that he was in poor health.
But there's still been debate on how much exercise is really needed to cancel out the effects of sedentary behavior, considered one of the best predictors of poor health.
However, the news comes several weeks after Lagerfeld missed Chanel's spring 22018 haute couture show in Paris on January 22, leading to reports that he was in poor health.
A year later, Pearl, who had always struggled with poor health, was diagnosed with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, which means she lacks the digestive enzymes necessary to break down food.
Critics say it's not realistic because healthy people will pick private insurance, leaving Medicare as the place to go for those who are already sick or in poor health.
Consequently, it was a week of maneuvers, threats, and shadowboxing more than action — with the poor health of John McCain likely making action impossible even if consensus was reached.
When the air quality is poor, health experts recommend staying inside, closing windows to keep out smoky air, and using an air-conditioner with a recirculation option, if possible.
On June 5th Charles announced in a letter to employees of Koch Industries that his brother was stepping down from his political and business interest because of poor health.
On January 18th, however, Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo, known as Jokowi, said that the 81-year-old preacher would be released early on "humanitarian" grounds, owing to poor health.
"We also have extreme rates of under education and under employment, in addition to high rates of drug and alcohol addiction, domestic violence, suicide, and poor health," Covert noted.
However, women tend to spend much of that extra time in poor health; the number of healthy years for men and women is the same, at just over nine.
"The ramifications of someone being in poor health and potentially dying mid-term are enormous," says Timothy Stanley, a US historian and columnist for CNN and Britain's Daily Telegraph.
Interestingly, these effects seemed to be mitigated in places that had enacted policies to curb poor health behaviors — such as anti-smoking laws or trans fat bans in cities.
The king had been in poor health the past several years but his death still upset the Southeast Asian nation of 67 million people and plunged it into grief.
The removal of directors sparked another legal dispute over whether Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, has the mental capacity to make decisions on his companies.
Many of Buhari's critics also see him as being a bit checked out, especially since the 76-year-old has been absent for long stretches due to poor health.
The man was so angry about the poor health care provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs that he checked "No" to military experimentation on the consent form.
The judge also instructed lawyers for the two sides to discuss the possibility of conducting an independent medical examination of Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health.
Reams of research have linked overcrowding with poor health and the spread of infectious diseases, including respiratory infections and asthma as well as anxiety and other mental health problems.
There's been no concerted national effort to ease the social problems that drive poor health, and consequently, little financial incentive for medical practitioners to collaborate with social service providers.
A fierce battle over his companies erupted in May, pitting Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, and his daughter against his longtime confidants and Viacom directors.
The findings, which were released during a commission meeting Friday, give fresh urgency to the pleas of Mr. Bryan, now 77 and in poor health, for a new trial.
These studies link deportation to increased poverty, with its myriad ailments for those left behind: increased hunger, poor health, decline in emotional well-being, learning difficulties and, yes, homelessness.
Protesters want to dislodge a political class they view as corrupt and beholden to foreign powers at the expense of Iraqis who suffer from poverty and poor health care.
But talking with voters in her impoverished state, which has a high rate of drug addiction, obesity and poor health, has given Ms. Capito a new sense of caution.
A wife at 15 then a mother at 17, Big Sister Rachana Bantha said she had grappled with poor health and poverty since her forced marriage a decade ago.
Those who are not working are more likely to have poor health and low savings, and to be dependent on Social Security and sometimes disability benefits, Ms. Goldin said.
The opposition candidates, who include a prominent campaigner against slavery in the country, have tried to tap into dissatisfaction among young people over stagnating salaries and poor health care.
Structural factors include the pain of voters in the Rust Belt, where we're told that economic anxiety and poor health outcomes and general resentment drove a new political movement.
But given Redstone's poor health and advanced age, investors and media observers have wondered if he can effectively manage such large businesses, or if he's managing anything at all.
Allegations of poor health and hygiene at multiple US Customs and Border Protection facilities in Texas, including the one in Clint, sparked a national outcry last month earlier this month.
At the time of sentencing, U.S. District Judge Thomas Durkin said he would have given him a longer sentence if it had not been for his age and poor health.
Now, with Little in poor health and expected to die in prison, law enforcement is hopeful that they might have a chance to avenge the many lives he brutally stole.
But when Ballinger, who previously summited Everest six times (with oxygen,) neared 2000,183 feet above sea level, he was advised to head back to base camp due to poor health.
Human Rights Watch has also stated that poor health care at immigration detention facilities is responsible for severe suffering, and sometimes the preventable death, of the people being housed there.
It is only the market for unsubsidised buyers that might dry up completely—at great personal cost for those in poor health who could be locked out of deregulated plans.
Earlier in the day, army chief of staff Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah demanded the veteran ruler, who has been long in poor health, be declared immediately unfit for office.
But what Guerrero needs more, he says, is a rigorous federal response to such problems as its weak economy, poor health and education and the lethal competition among drug gangs.
"Do not travel to Venezuela due to crime, civil unrest, poor health infrastructure, and arbitrary arrest and detention of U.S. citizens," the State Department said in its warning on Tuesday.
When Buddy first came to Hull's Haven Border Collie Rescue in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, in March 2015, the 6-year-old Australian Shepherd was obese and in extremely poor health.
Poor health ahead of and into retirement could mean you'll face higher health-care costs in retirement, or face income shortfalls if health issues force you out of the workforce.
Bouteflika, 82 and in poor health, would take important decisions to ensure "continuity of the state's institutions" before stepping down, the presidency said in Monday's statement cited by state media.
Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, controls about 80 percent of the voting shares in Viacom and CBS through National Amusements, which was started by his father.
The population also has poor health indicators, a low education attainment, and may not be able to work outside the home because they're caring for small children or aging relatives.
The defense argued that Garner's poor health led to his death, and that Pantaleo did not use a chokehold, but instead used a different "seatbelt" technique taught to police officers.
Weinstein, who had appeared to be in poor health during his trial, was rushed to Manhattan's Bellevue Hospital to be treated for a heart procedure after his conviction in February.
Several factors led to the Hornets' downfall—including Cody Zeller's poor health and Roy Hibbert no longer being an NBA-caliber player—but nothing was more disappointing than their defense.
Concerned for her parents' poor health, Omaira, who lived with them in Puerto Rico, flew with them on one of the many humanitarian flights ferrying Puerto Ricans to the mainland.
"Poor air quality is a known determinant of poor health outcomes, with even modest improvements in air quality likely to save millions of premature deaths annually," the working paper notes.
If you extrapolate that to the country as a whole, the amount of money that the Republican bill provides to cover people with poor health status, they actually overshoot it.
A paradox of this moment is that while social distancing is required to contain the spread of the coronavirus, it may also contribute to poor health in the long run.
Owen Landeg, the chief environmental public health scientist at Public Health England, warned that the extremely high temperatures were endangering older people, those in poor health and very young children.
This has led to a devastating "mortality gap" that takes decades off their lives compared to the general population, largely because of untreated chronic conditions aggravated by poor health habits.
More than 50 percent of caregivers have no choice in becoming a caregiver and this lack of choice contributes to stress, physical strain, and poor health outcomes for the caregiver.
Our study found that a 10-percent increase in automated job-loss risk in a county increased the average county ranking of poor health by as much as 85033 percent.
Child labour is a reference to artisanal mining in places such as the DRC, where individuals mine independently to produce metal, often illegally and under poor health and safety conditions.
In the raid's immediate aftermath, the children were frozen with trauma—which, according to research cited by Lopez, put them at higher risk for all manner of poor health outcomes.
Mr. Kapoor had been in poor health for years; a nephew, the actor Randhir Kapoor, told the news agency Press Trust of India that Mr. Kapoor had been on dialysis.
Two of the 11 children told a child welfare worker that Abdul-Ghani had been at the compound but "died" after being in "poor health," the sheriff said in the affidavit.
Workers making the T-shirts told the Guardian they were forced to do overtime, made to work despite poor health, and verbally abused with insults such as "daughter of a prostitute".
Fathers-to-be can be at risk of depression symptoms if they feel stressed or are in poor health, according to a study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry on Wednesday.
And in 16 states and D.C., there were declines in the percentage of people at risk for poor health outcomes who did not have a routine doctor's visit, the report said.
The ship, operated by the humanitarian organization Sea-Eye, had been refused entry by Italy and Malta, but two migrants were evacuated to Malta earlier this week because of poor health.
The relationship between social isolation and poor health is "well known among aging people," said the senior author, Kathleen Mullan Harris, a professor of sociology at the University of North Carolina.
For example, parents who are overweight themselves and have experienced poor health outcomes as a result might be more willing to make an effort to reduce their child's weight, he added.
Poor health outcomes are more likely when there is decreased funding into education and family planning, the researchers said, and so officials should make the health of young women a priority.
Most of those who do not are typically in poor health, taking care of young children or disabled relatives, or in school—all of which exempt them from the work requirements.
The owner of the farm, who has been in the business for 30 years and declined to be identified, cited poor health as a reason for getting out of the business.
In particular, complaints of nonrestorative sleep and waking up too early in the morning decreased significantly, especially among pensioners who had poor health and stressful work lives before retirement, researchers found.
Forty-one percent had been born outside the U.S., 20 percent reported financial hardship, 25 percent reported fair or poor health and 60 percent had at least two chronic medical conditions.
The examination by Dr. Spar provides one window into the mental state of Mr. Redstone, who is in poor health and has not been seen publicly in more than a year.
Still, the procrastination cycle can become crippling at any time of the year, which is troubling, because recent studies show that procrastination magnifies stress, reduces performance, and leads to poor health.
But he shot to global prominence in June when his father the king, who is 82 and in poor health, appointed him crown prince instead of the incumbent Mohammed bin Nayef.
Mr. Redstone, who is in poor health, controls about 503 percent of the voting shares in Viacom and CBS through National Amusements, the private theater chain company started by his father.
But despite her poor health following her accident, Barr went on to star in her rebooted sitcom where her knee injury actually became part of her of character on the show.
Former President Hosni Mubarak, who was ousted by a popular uprising in 2011 and subsequently arrested and tried, spent most of his incarceration in a military hospital due to poor health.
"Customers in poor health have been short-changed on their pension income for the rest of their shortened lives," said former pensions minister Ros Altmann who now speaks on industry issues.
ANES data shows that the turnout rate among individuals with "excellent" or "very good" health is 64 percent; among those reporting "fair" or "poor" health, the turnout rate was 49 percent.
Janet Currie, a Princeton health economist, cautioned that while some measures of poor health among Americans have been linked to a flagging economy, the obesity trends shouldn't be interpreted this way.
Mr. Rymsza was anchoring the Venice premiere, where he read statements from Ms. Welles and Ms. Kodar, both of whom cited poor health for not attending the Venice or Telluride screenings.
Mira Jaskari, 36, who briefly found a job during the trial but lost it due to poor health, said losing the basic income had left her feeling more insecure about money.
While I question the study a little bit, when you look throughout history, poor health and even death has followed around some of the worst leaders who ever walked the earth.
Even well-known artists like Dave Valentin, a Grammy Award-winning Latin jazz flutist who died recently, can find themselves scrambling for affordable housing when poor health prevents them from performing.
In total, the U.S. spends 18% of its GDP on healthcare, with mediocre to poor health outcomes, while OECD countries pay less than 10% on average and have better health outcomes.
Mira Jaskari, 36, who briefly found a job during the trial but lost it because of poor health, said losing the basic income had left her feeling more insecure about money.
In fact, they're in such poor health, Suge's filed new docs in his murder case -- obtained by TMZ -- asking the judge to allow them to visit him in L.A. County jail.
In fact, based on the research that demonstrates a link between poor health and weight stigma, we can assume that body positivity is associated with improved health and well-being, she says.
Also, I believe people in Europe should be aware of the ongoing problems with human rights violations, poor health care, and starvation, which very often come with lack of money and knowledge.
The Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study, published on Friday in The Lancet medical journal, found that while life expectancy is increasing, so too are the years people live in poor health.
Links between poor health and poverty are widely acknowledged, and one key finding of the study was that links between poisonings and poverty didn't change at all over the 20-year period.
The 33 lions, many of them in poor health, were rescued from circuses in Peru and Colombia and are being taken to their homeland to live in an animal sanctuary in Africa.
I'm not proud that trans women of color are being killed at epidemic levels, nor am I proud of a health care system that bankrupts citizens for the crime of poor health.
That plays out in poor health care, it plays out in cutting programs, educational programs, cutting rec time, cutting the amounts of guards in the prison, so the prison becomes more violent.
Some West African countries are already dealing with outbreaks of the highly contagious H5N1 bird flu virus that have raised fears of transmission to humans, given poor health infrastructure in the region.
On Monday Bouteflika, in poor health and rarely seen in public since he suffered a stroke in 2013, had said he would quit before the end of his term on April 28.
"As a result, we were unable to examine important selection effects, such as whether poor health might have limited whether or not individuals participate in volunteering particularly at old age," she said.
Now in poor health, Little remains in custody in Odessa, and Holland has been conducting nearly daily interviews to get the most accurate and full picture of his confessions, the FBI said.
The researchers analyzed patterns of poor health and deaths in the region due to 306 diseases and injuries between 1990 to 2013, using data from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2013.
Of course, higher weights and higher BMI doesn't necessarily speak to poor health: It's extremely possible to gain mass in a healthy way; having more weight doesn't necessarily mean being less healthy.
Rather, poor health outcomes, including increased incidence of infections like HIV, are linked with several key social and structural factors including employment, stable housing, and access to health care coverage and services.
Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, controls about 80 percent of the voting shares in Viacom and CBS through National Amusements, the private theater chain started by his father.
He pleaded for clemency, arguing that he was in such poor health — he has bladder cancer, heart disease and diabetes — that he might not survive a trip to Georgia, let alone incarceration.
Teachers' strikes have popped up in states such as Arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, and West Virginia as teachers around the country have protested low pay, poor health benefits and low per-student spending.
Because of poor health care system administration and rampant understaffing, many complex medical procedures and surgeries are performed by physicians who have gotten little or no sleep for over 24-hour periods.
The individuals have close ties to his daughter, Shari Redstone, and have been characterized by Viacom executives as evidence of her manipulation of her father, who is 92 and in poor health.
Mr. Musharraf, 72, has been in poor health in recent months and has frequently visited hospitals in Karachi, the southern port city where he lives, complaining of severe back and neck pain.
Currently, most winter wheat in the Northern Hemisphere is in good condition, with the exception of Ukraine, where one-third of the winter crops was reported in poor health late last month.
In May of 1921, a year before he died, Proust himself risked poor health to see an exhibition of Dutch painting, including "A View of the Delft," at the Jeu de Paume.
The same pattern repeats itself in Japan: Okinawa has the greatest density of super-old people, despite having one of the lowest life expectancies in the country and generally poor health outcomes.
The ranges increase to 73 to 8 percent for those with several chronic illnesses or with early dementia and other impairments, and to 8 to 8.5 percent for those in poor health.
Issues like health care are taking up much of the election conversation, but an argument can be made that high-quality education may be the most effective preventative measure for poor health.
Third, strong results from the Oregon Medicaid study (a randomized trial of access to Medicaid coverage) include that the program significantly reduced the financial risk of poor health and improved mental health.
Highly populated areas in the country are often hit with severe outbreaks of the mosquito-borne disease especially during the annual rainy season due to poor health services and unsanitary living conditions.
This in itself is a metaphor for Arab leadership: the titular leaders of Algeria, Tunisia, Palestine, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Oman are either old or in poor health, or both.
The cause was complications of an operation she recently had after fracturing a hip, her sister Juanita Castro said, adding that Agustina had been in poor health for more than a year.
" Mr. Samson is in poor health, according to the filing, and one of his doctors has told probation officials that he is "very likely in the last few years of his life.
The document, which lays out guidelines for assessing who should get treatment once that tipping point is reached, proposes that people over 80, and those already in poor health, will be denied.
And it causes especially poor health outcomes among groups of people who experience systemic discrimination like racism, which causes the fight-or-flight response to work in low-level, yet incessant, overdrive.
One case in which taking a lump-sum payout may make sense, she noted, is if you are in poor health or have an illness that is expected to shorten your life span.
C.M.'s father, who is "in very poor health" and "has a severe heart condition," according to the documents, is allegedly a habitual chain-smoker who regularly fills the house with thick smoke.
TCRS found that 56 percent of retirees left the workforce sooner than expected — for reasons including a job loss, their own poor health or to become a caregiver for an ill loved one.
Queen Anne is not without pathos — she didn't choose this role, is in poor health, and grieves her 17 lost pregnancies — but it would be a mistake to see her merely as pitiable.
Of course, buying a longevity annuity doesn't make much sense for those who don't expect to live a long time in retirement because of poor health or their family medical history, added Kizer.
Overall, sleep reductions led to impaired responses to bacteria, viruses and other foreign substances, more inflammation, higher levels of the stress hormone cortisol and other biomarkers related to pain, fatigue and poor health.
A recent study of 30,000 students from 362 Canadian schools found that one in three students don't get enough sleep, a problem that previous studies have linked to lower grades and poor health.
Head-to-head comparison Previous research has linked proton-pump inhibitors to an increased risk of poor health, according to senior author Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly of the Washington University School of Medicine.
Caregivers were more likely to be female and older, to have less education, to work less than 20 paid hours per week and to report physical pain, chronic illness, poor health and depression.
Because workers can no longer be denied an insurance policy because of poor health, companies may be willing to drop coverage under the right circumstances, knowing that insurance is more available to everyone.
Joseph Green, one of Cosby's lawyers, urged O'Neill to not put Cosby behind bars, arguing that he is in poor health and wouldn't be a threat to the public if he isn't jailed.
Her husband, my grandfather, dying at the front; her parents, forced to evacuate Moscow despite her father's poor health; in the midst of all this, her pregnancy and the birth of my mother.
Many individuals can't hold out to claim Social Security at their full retirement age, either because of no employment or poor health, and consequently claim as early as they can at age 62.
Editorial Grinding poverty in the United States has long been synonymous with the Deep South, where low wages, poor health and diminished opportunity are more pervasive than in other parts of the country.
Poor health drives demand for prescription opioid pain medication, so trying to approach the opioid epidemic by monitoring supply or by increasing addiction or overdose treatment options will not fully address the problem.
In an emotional address in March, he broke down in tears as he asked the court to consider the case fairly, pointing out his poor health and the fate of his two children.
Compared to their classmates, transgender and gender nonconforming teens were more likely to engage in risky behavior and less likely to have traits that would protect them from poor health outcomes, researchers found.
Most of the risk factors did increase people's likelihood of being depressed at any age, including low education, recent negative life events, personality traits, reduced social functioning, an unhealthy lifestyle and poor health.
Maybe "health" and "insurance" simply don't mix, considering the fact that poor health is basically a certainty for all of us and the insurance model is based on hedging against less likely outcomes.
Over the past several years, studies have shown probable links between higher levels of ozone exposure during pregnancy and poor health outcomes in infants and children, including changes in lung structure and function.
The East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office, which oversees the jail, blamed most deaths on drug use, "poor health and pre-existing conditions," and noted Louisiana has long ranked low on public health metrics.
The cuts are quick — warm shots of confident guests at the dinner table interspersed with darker scenes in which they're suffering: poor health, financial hardship, criminal past, abuse, death of a loved one.
Children most at risk for poor health outcomes rely on Medicaid and CHIP — those living in poverty, with disabilities or chronic health conditions, and in foster care, as well as very young infants.
All this is compounded by the struggle to live in a racist and sexist society, a one-two punch of stress and structural obstacles that's been linked to poor health for black women.
He was forced to resign in November 22018 after his army generals turned on him, fearing he was about to step down due to poor health and anoint his unpopular wife as successor.
In increasingly poor health, and increasingly beset by political, cultural, and business enemies, Logan has spent the show's first two seasons wondering which of his children are best suited to take over his business.
But the researchers scoured media reports and identified "dismissals" when the CEO was younger than 60 years old and didn't leave the firm because of poor health or because they had accepted another position.
They had been caught out by the poor health of enrollees on Obamacare's "exchanges", websites that serve a little over half of the market, and that offer subsidies to low- and middle-income buyers.
Moore, who played on Presley's first hit, "That's All Right" ("Mama"), as well as such singles as "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Hound Dog," died in Nashville after several months of poor health, the newspaper said.
October 17, 2016 International officials call for an immediate ceasefire in Yemen, the Iraqi air force warns residents of Mosul about an upcoming battle, and the Great Barrier Reef shows signs of poor health.
Maradiaga had frequently left the archdiocese in Pineda&aposs care due to his obligations as a member of Francis&apos kitchen cabinet, and poor health that has forced him to seek medical treatment overseas.
Rather, depression risk was higher among people in fair or poor health or whose health had changed during the previous year, those with high blood pressure and those whose daily activity was somehow limited.
An octogenarian poet and a prominent human-rights activist were detained for days, seemingly guilty of little more than penning a column in a Gulen newspaper (the poet was released because of poor health).
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has worked with the non-profit project Measure of America to publicize the problem because disconnection in young people is such a predictor of poor health and early death.
Raised by a hard-lipped, single father in a tiny apartment, she overcame her poor health, getting top grades in school and eventually moving to Moscow, where she earned a chemistry degree at university.
Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, controls 80 percent of the voting stock in Viacom and CBS through National Amusements, the private theater chain company whose headquarters are in Norwood, Mass.
If Durant waves goodbye to that extra $4 million and the Warriors are able to bring back whoever they want, they'll roll on until poor health and/or age-related decline ends their run.
Parks and Wildlife rangers said the reptiles, who had their mouths taped shut, had probably been taken from a nearby crocodile farm but were unlikely to survive as they were in such poor health.
It included legal fights in three states centering on the question of whether or not Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, had the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses.
"Low-wage, hourly workers are already at greater risk of poor health because of their pre-existing condition of economic instability," said Dr. Sandro Galea, dean of the Boston University School of Public Health.
"Low-wage, hourly workers are already at greater risk of poor health because of their pre-existing condition of economic instability," said Dr. Sandro Galea, dean of the Boston University School of Public Health.
BOGOTÁ, Colombia — The candidate put forward by Colombia's largest rebel group suddenly quit the presidential race Thursday, citing poor health, a month after the group's political party suspended campaign events because of violent attacks.
Last year, when reports surfaced about Lee's poor health, Amy Padnani, a senior staff editor on the Obituaries desk, gathered a group to discuss how The Times could show Lee's influence on pop culture.
Life for a fighter pilot in the Pacific was a grueling mix of poor health (thanks to diet and tropical diseases), relentless stretches of boredom between missions and sudden dazzling adrenaline highs in flight.
But critics in other countries would ask why, with all its problems of poverty and overpopulation, of malnutrition and poor health and illiteracy, India should be spending millions of rupees to go into space.
In his influential "The Road to Serfdom," the economist Friedrich Hayek argued that the state should "assist the individual in providing for those common hazards of life" — among them poor health and unexpected accidents.
"It means that millions of highly vulnerable people — those near the poverty line and those with poor health status — will not receive enough in tax credits to afford the coverage they need," he wrote.
A county medical examiner also reportedly determined Magnuson was in "extremely poor health" prior to the confrontation and that his fall to the ground following the punch aggravated his already pre-existing medical conditions.
"She has refused to attend any court hearings since October, staying in her solitary prison cell, complaining of poor health and insisting that she is the victim of a political conspiracy," the Times reports.

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