At the Shanghai University for the Elderly, the average age of students is 65-70 The idea of a university for the elderly is not new.
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Trump's rambling style has helped him win over the elderly vote and that's a major positive because the elderly have the best turnout rate of any American demographic group.
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The new bill will also allow insurance companies to charge the elderly up to five times more for health insurance than the young and decrease insurance subsidies for the elderly.
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Wait — that sounds great for the elderly, doesn't it?
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" The elderly woman drew on her cigarette. "Dr. Dukakis.
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That's especially true when it comes to protecting the elderly.
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About one in 100 porn searches are for the elderly.
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People attracted to animals or family members or the elderly.
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For the elderly and infirm it is an excruciating ordeal.
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The court documents also accuse Andrew of exploiting the elderly.
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The military especially targeted the elderly and children, it said.
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Yet loneliness is not especially a phenomenon of the elderly.
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Other estimates of the elderly population give wildly different results.
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Hospitalizations for flu symptoms also increased, largely among the elderly.
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The elderly priest loses his temper and slaps the child.
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First, the elderly do not want to wear hip protectors.
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And she was taught early on to treasure the elderly.
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"The elderly in Trinidad, they were always respected," she said.
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The elderly residents were all poisoned between 2007 to 2014.
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The elderly also make up 12% of the prison population.
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Get help from the Tax Counseling for the Elderly program.
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Children and the elderly are particularly at risk for complications.
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Children, women, the elderly and disabled will be particularly vulnerable.
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"Poor souls," tsks the elderly woman as she cuts tomatoes.
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That is an especially heavy burden, naturally, for the elderly.
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I've begun asking the elderly about the Nigerian Biafran War.
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The middle floors were for the elderly and for socializing.
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These people include pregnant women, young children and the elderly.
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"And how they can help the elderly to live better."
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Clinton doesn't have to worry about the elderly Jewish vote.
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Shortly after, the elderly woman was found unconscious and bloodied.
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Increasingly, it's the elderly you need to watch out for.
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"Promise me you'll tell my stories," the elderly Gloria pleads.
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"Some of the elderly love it," Granny said of Facebook.
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Barry: The 193 virus killed the young, not the elderly.
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The elderly tend to have lower temperatures than younger people.
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The elderly and children are especially at risk in heatwaves.
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I wish we could build one near the elderly center.
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The death toll was also much higher among the elderly.
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All of these risks are dramatically increased in the elderly.
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But depression among the elderly is often misdiagnosed and undertreated.
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The elderly are also not excluded from risk, they said.
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In China, we like to believe we honor the elderly.
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See below for examples of fraud schemes targeting the elderly.
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The elderly, by contrast, weren't ideologically opposed to Le Pen.
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And where are the children, the elderly and the infirm?
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This shoulder push sends the elderly guy teetering and backpedalling.
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It may be that we'll have more school teachers and smaller classes, and people will be taking care of the elderly and we'll be living longer and there'll be people to look after the elderly.
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But the elderly founding fathers seem ever more out of touch.
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The patients were co-ed, ranging from teenagers to the elderly.
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"This is our city after all," said the elderly Hajji Ahmed.
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The elderly rarely feature as the protagonist of a video game.
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The elderly couple was found dead by their son Saturday morning.
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One application might be in health care, particularly for the elderly.
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Pregnant women, young children, and the elderly are also more susceptible.
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So when you're young, you have more worries than the elderly.
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They demanded that the elderly rector reconsider using the new liturgy.
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That's a common thing among retired people here, especially the elderly.
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"I wish to do a show about the elderly," Lear said.
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Families with children, the elderly, just thousands and thousands of people.
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And what if the elderly patient doesn't want to use it?
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Stephens later posted video of the elderly man's death on Facebook.
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However, it was something else that won the elderly monarch over.
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And the gap between the elderly and the young is widening.
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He also knows his hometown cannot survive with the elderly, alone.
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The team used high profile vehicles to get the elderly out.
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The elderly are particularly vulnerable, and often the scammers' main target.
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But the elderly prison population is composed largely of violent offenders.
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She worked in the rectory; she brought food to the elderly.
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Positive mindsets about age have very real impacts on the elderly.
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Teens on rollerblades and the elderly walking slowly with their canes.
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The elderly drink shots of baijiu in between drags of cigarettes.
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The elderly stand back and watch in silent amusement and approval.
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Civilians were running in every direction—kids, women, and the elderly.
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And it's already hitting some populations, like the elderly, disproportionately hard.
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And we definitely know not to shake hands with the elderly.
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Studies have connected jigsaw puzzles to improved cognition in the elderly.
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Evacuation orders can pose special challenges for the elderly and disabled.
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The elderly man had a big smile and an easy demeanor.
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Intuition Robotics: AI as a friendly, functional companion for the elderly
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The elderly and vulnerable could be left without support, she said.
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My first thing is to get something for the elderly people.
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The elderly rhino was fraught with problems normally associated with age.
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In particular, the disease is hitting the elderly and children hard.
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They range from the orphans to the handicapped to the elderly.
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Public housing mostly houses the elderly, disabled, and families with children.
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The SDF said civilians, from children to the elderly, were injured.
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This is a hand over from the elderly to the younger.
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H24N2562 can cause severe illness, especially among children and the elderly.
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Photograph by Mengwen Cao Home health aides care for the elderly.
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I assumed the elderly lost their vibrancy and thirst for life.
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In the case of the elderly, the situation is particularly troublesome.
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Then, there are other special populations, like the elderly and LGBT.
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The elderly woman shifted to the appropriate spot on the pavement.
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About 63% of those meals are delivered to homes of the elderly.
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Colvin may have been a caregiver for the elderly man, authorities said.
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"The elderly care we provide is an evergreen market," Darden Gardyne said.
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The bureau provides resources for servicemembers, students and the elderly, among others.
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Before he left, he allegedly shot the elderly woman in the forehead.
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And they learned a lot about the elderly woman in the process.
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Black widow bites can be fatal for young children and the elderly.
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"Some people were scared, especially the elderly people," he added to PIX11.
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But, as Jo Cox acknowledged, loneliness is not confined to the elderly.
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People with chronic illnesses and the elderly have been excused from work.
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Another promised to build a network of rest homes for the elderly.
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Children and the elderly are especially vulnerable to the effects of chlorine.
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Ask the elderly, toddlers, or the very drunk: walking can be tough.
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LBD is a form of dementia that most frequently affects the elderly.
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And as countries grey, welfare spending becomes more biased towards the elderly.
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Countless villages are deserted, or home to a handful of the elderly.
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Who can say I'm not if I'm in the elderly Dutch chatroom.
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The elderly and people with pre-existing conditions are most at risk.
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Shingrix has shown greater protection against shingles among the elderly than Zostavax.
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He saw it as a blow to the stereotyping of the elderly.
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They noticed the elderly often got lost and suggested GPS walking sticks.
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China is experimenting with entire urban developments designed specifically for the elderly.
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And does providing care for the elderly somehow justify state-sponsored vice?
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Take their word for it: The elderly and the schools thank you.
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She recommends offering classes on how to take care of the elderly.
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The elderly client passed away and her granddaughters got nothing, Arth said.
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The risks are greater for young children, the elderly and the sick.
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There has been a stunning improvement in the lot of the elderly.
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The elderly who have signed reverse mortgages are going to get hammered.
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The risks are higher for the elderly and patients with respiratory problems.
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There is a significant disparity of empathy toward children versus the elderly.
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The risks are greatest for young children, the elderly and the sick.
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Many of government's obligations are to the poor, the elderly and children.
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He was in the Villa studio when the elderly custodian came in.
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It's a problem throughout northern India, particularly for children and the elderly.
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Chad Cannizzaro, of Carroll's Florist, said funerals for the elderly were different.
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Indeed, the elderly are often the first victims in extreme weather events.
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The disease typically affects newborns and the elderly, not people her age.
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School children, jobseekers, the elderly and infirm in particular will all benefit.
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Debt levels among Americans of all ages — especially the elderly — have ballooned.
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Perhaps, they reasoned, the elderly would feel safer being attended by machines.
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It is their job to keep the frail and the elderly alive.
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Communities are stepping up -- shopping for the elderly, making lunches for children.
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Her apartment was beginning to get warm, another danger for the elderly.
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"Someone please needs to get this story right," the elderly lady said.
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While important at any age, these precautions are critical for the elderly.
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The elderly, it seemed, are more at risk than the fragile babies.
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Their ranks eventually swelled to about 1,200, from infants to the elderly.
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Families should not have to bankrupt themselves to care for the elderly.
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The elderly will need special social support to stay healthy in isolation.
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"The elderly are who they will be caring for," Dr. Adelman said.
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It's not just the elderly, and it's not just those in hospitals.
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But private interests failed to cover a sufficient number of the elderly.
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Scientists associated tau buildup with Alzheimer's, but that disease ravaged the elderly.
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The elderly couple, Ernest S. Heller and Rose Heller, are long dead.
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The robot for the elderly isn't the concerning part of this, obviously.
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In Beijing, the elderly have picked Changpuhe and the Temple of Heaven.
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Especially if you live or work around young children or the elderly.
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Volunteers might donate their time to a nonprofit, or helping the elderly.
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The elderly population mushrooms because of the retirement of the baby boom.
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Courts repeatedly found that it discriminates against minority voters and the elderly.
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The Medicare health insurance program for the elderly continued largely without disruption.
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It's a treatment for dry eye, an ailment common to the elderly.
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Social Security benefits represent about 33% of the income of the elderly.
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The elderly have it worse since they depend on others for transportation.
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They reported killings of the elderly, of children, and even of infants.
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Being a doctor is rewarding, and I especially enjoy caring for the elderly.
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If it's an economy in freefall, the landing is hardest for the elderly.
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Macular degeneration is the most common cause of vision loss among the elderly.
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Today they're launching "Old School," a sex-ed campaign especially for the elderly.
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Maybe there's a childcare center and a center with activities for the elderly.
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I don't speak much Italian, and the elderly shopkeeper didn't speak much English.
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All too often, popular representations of the elderly would have us believe otherwise.
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The technology could be useful for anyone, including athletes, the elderly, and soldiers.
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Robots will look after the elderly, teach children and read the evening news.
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But frailty, and the falls it causes, are a problem for the elderly.
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They have been detained, children and the elderly included, in remote desert camps.
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This would raise premiums on the elderly but lower them for young Americans.
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"I had to help them to get the elderly," resident Deloise Pearson said.
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On such an island, the elderly have no way to provide for themselves.
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Public funds for the elderly are currently aimed at those living in poverty.
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It&aposs really sad that somebody would do that to the elderly people.
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His gaze slipped back to the elderly couple seated a few tables down.
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She likes helping the elderly, speaking with them and hearing their life stories.
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Health authorities issued warnings to the elderly, especially vulnerable to spikes in temperature.
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Nightmare bacteria is particularly deadly in the elderly and people with chronic illnesses.
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At another nearby house, the elderly women living there are refusing to evacuate.
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A change in the federal Medicaid reimbursement rates for the elderly and disabled.
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Infants, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems are most at risk.
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It is costing loves, Mr. President, of children, the elderly and the infirm.
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"The radiation would make all the fish inedible," said Narita, the elderly fisherman.
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She looked awesome, but that's a dangerous outfit to wear around the elderly.
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Social Security benefits represent about 34 percent of the income of the elderly.
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Many, especially the elderly, credit Park's father with the rapid development of Korea.
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The young, the elderly, and the underprivileged were disproportionately affected by the crisis.
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That's enough to continue covering our most vulnerable, our children and the elderly.
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Romantic partners, caregivers who take advantage of the elderly — we're seeing it all.
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His destination is the daytime disco for the elderly in New Hyundai Core.
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As the population ages, the elderly will need transport options to stay connected.
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Is there any shared investment in babies, families, the elderly, and the ailing?
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We tend to caricature the elderly as either raddled wretches or cuddly Yodas.
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The elderly chairpeople sit at a kingly table; they also do not speak.
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The loss of routine has created widespread anxiety among the elderly, he said.
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"Hey, watch it; that's abuse of the elderly," he shouts, and everyone laughs.
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"I can sit wherever I want," she recalled telling the elderly, bearded official.
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SHORTLY AFTER 9am the neighbourhood care centre for the elderly shuffles to life.
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This would cascade into vulnerable populations like the elderly and low income areas.
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A recent study suggests that concussion is a growing problem among the elderly.
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The system targets users with limited mobility, like the disabled and the elderly.
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In fact, anyone who wants to can visit and pet the elderly horses.
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The 1980s replaced the elderly with cocaine gangsters, gay men, and club kids.
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They're also important for insurers looking to attract the elderly into Medicare plans.
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There are no chairs, except for those provided for the elderly or sick.
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By day the elderly patents at the nursing home had good vital signs.
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With temperatures exceeding 90, the lack of power hit the elderly particularly hard.
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It was 30 seconds of the elderly geography teacher, Ms Schatten, eating soup.
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Now a surgeons' group will propose standards for hospitals operating on the elderly.
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Which suggests the elderly are simply be more discerning, rather than wilfully misanthropic.
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They shadow the elderly, the young and anyone needing extra time or care.
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Phuntso said the elderly come here and do this all day, every day.
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She has heard there is work in caring for the elderly and infirm.
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But the elderly exorcist shuffled past, leaving the Colombian grumbling, though not demonically.
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Newman said the elderly man was survived by only a nephew in Detroit.
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What worries many people most is the risk to children and the elderly.
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My answer is Medicare Advantage, which now covers one third of the elderly.
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By comparison, we'll spend about 40 percent of the budget on the elderly.
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Many are happening in nursing homes around the state to accommodate the elderly.
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Social Security lifts 7% of Americans (28% of the elderly) out of poverty.
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In the middle the elderly, mothers and children were shoved into military vehicles.
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Most at risk are babies, the elderly and people with impaired immune systems.
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They clean federal office buildings in Washington and nurse the elderly in Boston.
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This will deny health care to the elderly, children and people with disabilities.
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Bent double, the elderly woman was rummaging in her bag for a handkerchief.
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I'll tell him I speak for the elderly and I'll give my opinion.
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They were community hubs, places designed for children, adults, and the elderly alike.
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America is an aging country, which means that programs like Social Security and Medicare, which mostly serve the elderly, as well as programs like Medicaid that disproportionately serve the elderly, are likely to grow in size, relative to the nation's economy.
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Listeriosis primarily affects the elderly, pregnant women, newborns and people with weakened immune systems.
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I ask him what he thinks about what the government does for the elderly.
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"All the weak reindeer die - the sick, the elderly and calves," she told Reuters.
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The elderly retirement home resident who was shot remains in critical but stable condition.
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A facility that would cater to the elderly, children and residents of our town?
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The bigger problem, Zhang said, is a lack of public amenities for the elderly.
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Hyponatremia is also very common in those with heart failure and in the elderly.
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Most of the cases were in children and the elderly, not high-risk populations.
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Most enrollees are low-income children, pregnant women, parents, the disabled and the elderly.
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Correction: This story was revised to note that Medicare is primarily for the elderly.
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The elderly and infants also can have a hard time fighting off these infections.
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Predators love to target the elderly, and they do it mostly over the phone.
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So was the success of the elderly, self-described socialist who tested her resilience.
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THE system that provides social care to the elderly is chronically short of cash.
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The elderly couple get their yarn and bandages, while the family gets its snacks.
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Children, the elderly, and anyone with respiratory or heart problems should be particularly careful.
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What happened to you in life that makes you hate the elderly so much?
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The shift of the elderly towards the Tories has been turbocharged under Mrs May.
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Greater Miami Chapter, a volunteer organization providing services to women, the elderly, and youths.
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Among the elderly, conservative groups in South Korea, KakaoTalk reigns king of the smartphone.
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It primarily affects the elderly, pregnant women, newborns and people with weak immune systems.
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The elderly break through star was actually actor Tilda Swinton in prosthetics all along.
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"The victims' age range -- it's from teenagers to the elderly, male, female," Roderick said.
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The elderly population echoes the huge flows of teenagers in the 1950s and '60s.
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The elderly man is knocked off his feet and swept out toward the sea.
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He was especially good at connecting with the elderly people he served, Bedard said.
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It's just as equally, hilariously haunting as the elderly horror of the old filter.
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If you're an expert conversationalist, visit a senior center to chat with the elderly.
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Most entitlement programmes, such as Medicare, health care for the elderly, are automatically funded.
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Many of its firms see great potential in "carerobos" that look after the elderly.
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But that does not prevent outright scams, often targeted at the elderly, from proliferating.
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For the elderly and disabled, sidewalk bots represent an even greater annoyance than scooters.
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The elderly couple live on the 13th floor of an apartment block in Pyongyang.
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The older I get, the more my taste in mates leans toward the elderly.
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It was an undesired role, usually carried out by the elderly or underage workers.
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Most of these hospitalizations, as is typical for the seasonal flu, involve the elderly.
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But those deaths will still happen more among the elderly than any other group.
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It can be deadly in children, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems.
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Spread via hospital surfaces and human contact, C. difficile most often affects the elderly.
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And now, a home for the elderly run by Catholic missionaries is among them.
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For the elderly, living at home alone can be difficult to say the least.
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Should an emotive robot be given to vulnerable populations—the elderly, the mentally ill?
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Today, the query is being posed to the elderly judges of America's highest court.
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Supporters argue the elderly, disabled and others with fixed incomes desperately need the assistance.
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IDs are much harder to obtain for the elderly, the poor, and youth voters.
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Do you have information to share about Nuedexta or other drugs targeting the elderly?
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The tunnels are designed to let the elderly trundle through on their mobility scooters.
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How to care for the elderly has become a major topic of public concern.
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It honors our moral obligation to keep the elderly and disabled out of poverty.
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Those especially at risk are people like the elderly and those with chronic diseases.
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The Conservative Party manifesto seemed to take its voters, particularly the elderly, for granted.
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Dogs and children thread through the streets of forlorn villages while the elderly gossip.
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The elderly were discovered, all dead, with their medical tubes and equipment still attached.
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Cooper asked residents to check on vulnerable loved ones and the elderly, if possible.
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Each man was convicted in 2004 or earlier of killing children or the elderly.
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The elderly Uncle Junior is in his armchair, facing down a disloyal male relation.
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U.S. officials have said the courts need sufficient evidence to extradite the elderly cleric.
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On December 11, police arrested Romero, 31, on charges of neglect of the elderly.
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Slashing Medicaid hurts kids, the elderly, people with disabilities and those struggling with addiction.
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Instead those left behind are unable or unwilling to work, the elderly, and children.
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Technology to help monitor, comfort and care for the elderly is becoming increasingly mainstream.
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But scientific studies focusing on that nutrient and sleep in the elderly are lacking.
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Even among the elderly, covid-19 is deadliest for people who are already ill.
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Other survivors described children and the elderly locked in their homes and burned alive.
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The elderly hold a wealth of knowledge and experiences, much like a human encyclopedia ...
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Government workers drafted lists of people in vulnerable houses, particularly the elderly and children.
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Wahrman noted that people who are immunocompromised and the elderly are at particular risk.
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This is problematic, as the new virus seems to hit the elderly the hardest.
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What does it mean for the elderly, and what does it mean for prisons?
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The elderly and those who have underlying conditions right now should really hunker down.
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"This is not just a problem for the elderly and chronically-ill," they wrote.
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"Everything is expensive," said the elderly woman, walking through a market in central Cairo.
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The elderly and those with underlying health conditions are particularly susceptible to the disease.
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It has also introduced a night curfew and ordered the elderly to stay indoors.
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Coronavirus is a particular threat to the elderly and those with underlying heath conditions.
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In New York, the elderly and people with disabilities receive half-price fare cards.
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I saw the writing on the box the elderly shopkeeper picked out for me.
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None of the elderly patients with non-shockable rhythms and unwitnessed arrests survived hospitalization.
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Skuler cited research on loneliness among the elderly and associated physical and mental decline.
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Do you have information to share about Nuplazid or other drugs targeting the elderly?
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By comparison, we spent about one-third of the federal budget on the elderly.
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Another 12 percent were people likely to be exempt, including the elderly and students.
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Informal caregivers, often migrant workers, get less for looking after the elderly at home.
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Informal caregivers, often migrant workers, get less for looking after the elderly at home.
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Her plan to charge the elderly more for long-term care was especially damaging.
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It just seems that most folks look down upon the elderly or the aging.
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The major sources of rising federal spending, Medicare and Social Security, support the elderly.
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The elderly, the very young and other marginalized communities are the most at risk.
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"Fifty per cent of the elderly exist below minimum standards of decency," he wrote.
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It's ideal for people who might be prone to falling, such as the elderly.
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About the only jobs I'm sure we'll increase are jobs caring for the elderly.
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My patients – the elderly and vulnerable communities that suffer from PAD – will thank you.
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The impacts are felt on children, on the elderly, and on working-age people.
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How would cutting federal Medicaid help caregivers and the elderly in states like Oklahoma?
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Fearful caregivers, and the elderly and those with disabilities that they serve, await answers.
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He said the elderly man told him there were no guns in the apartment.
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The proposal would not apply to pregnant women, people with disabilities, or the elderly.
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A majority in every age group, from millennials to the elderly, supports the laws.
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Certain populations — the elderly and pregnant women, for example — are expected to be exempt.
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Exceptions would be made for people with long-term disabilities, the elderly, and children.
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H280N265 hits can be especially deadly among vulnerable groups like the elderly and children.
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"As efficacy of the vaccine decreases, it becomes increasingly important for the elderly to be vaccinated in addition to young children," said Singer, since the elderly are more likely to develop complications from the flu, such as pneumonia, which can be deadly.
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Often people swear the elderly probe turns to look at them when they do so.
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Do we want them to prioritize saving children, or do the elderly deserve equal consideration?
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An infection can be fatal for children, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems.
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And it's the one most likely to send kids and the elderly to the hospital.
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Newborns, the elderly, pregnant women and those with weakened immune systems are at increased risk.
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The lawsuit also says the Stamford, Connecticut-based company targeted vulnerable people, including the elderly.
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The elderly couple even received a commemorative coin and congratulatory card from the Queen herself!
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Public Health England advised family and neighbours of the elderly to check they were ok.
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People ran for cover from tear gas and children and the elderly suffered serious injuries.
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It has been responsible for them being adopted by everyone from toddlers to the elderly.
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Recently, they have been asking for "manga about the elderly" as well as specific titles.
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Climate change will have serious health consequences — especially on children, the elderly, and poor people.
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Politicians know that the elderly are more likely to vote, and tailor their policies accordingly.
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THE crisis in care for the elderly has at last caused the government to act.
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The elderly man was treated at the scene and was transferred to Milton Ulladulla Hospital.
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HEALTHCARE: In 2013, the Medicare health insurance program for the elderly continued largely without disruption.
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Poverty among the elderly recently fell to its lowest level since records began in 1961.
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But whooping cough can also cause serious illness in other children, adults, and the elderly.
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But then, as Mr Pagnoncelli notes, it is the elderly who have the electoral clout.
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There are even overnight accommodations with on-site care for the elderly and the disabled.
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For the elderly and for poorer and homeless residents the consequences are far more severe.
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Tia, you catch frogs back home and you work with the elderly for a living.
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And with people living longer in Japan, literature by and for the elderly is proliferating.
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The elderly and individuals with weakened immune systems are also at risk for listeria infection.
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Care for the elderly is a "crucial" part of training health care professionals, Brangman says.
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Pneumonia would ravage the elderly, as would many other diseases of old age, including cancer.
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This creates practical constraints on liberal spending programs to help the poor and the elderly.
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For the elderly, there's also ElliQ, a vaguely humanoid robot that pairs with a touchscreen.
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Certain recipients are exempt from the employment requirements, including pregnant women, the elderly and disabled.
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Children, the elderly and those weakened by years of poor nutrition are most at risk.
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Something about the elderly exudes a strong and powerful urge to want to sit down.
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Ragusa, Sicily, police on Wednesday said that minors and the elderly were among those exploited.
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People do not think of the elderly when they think about the services Medicaid provides.
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Many, particularly the young and the elderly, are suffering under the effects of the smoke.
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However, the Social Security and Medicare programs for the elderly would be exempt from cuts.
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Finding cheap and accessible ways to treat depression among the elderly is becoming increasingly important.
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Those who care for the elderly remain eager for tools to manage these behaviors, however.
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But some fear that, as aging populations rise, favorable views toward the elderly are shifting.
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Ikea, it seems, was the preferred place for the elderly to meet up and socialize.
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In addition, self-driving cars will provide independence and freedom to the elderly and disabled.
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Unfortunately, those already vulnerable — children, the elderly and those living in poverty, are hit hardest.
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A soft evening in Ireland, a redbrick villa, and the elderly and lame and syphilitic.
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The health of the elderly is also disproportionately affected by the climate crisis, especially heatwaves.
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The elderly vote helped swing that referendum 52 to 48 percent in favour of Brexit.
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Another example he gives is an afternoon spent meeting with the elderly or young children.
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Medicare already ensures lower costs than private health care and is popular among the elderly.
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The elderly Dowager Countess Violet showed no signs of going senile during the final season.
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Moving the care of the elderly into government hands proved more popular, 40% to 31%.
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Freeing the elderly from Medicare will crumble the foundation of their national health care dreams.
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If Trump flips out on the elderly George H.W. Bush, it could provoke a backlash.
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We heard the elderly in Flint were still struggling a bit and needed some assistance.
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So we'd have a big care deficit on the elderly end—just before everybody dies.
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But the true political disaster of the Cruz plan is its impact on the elderly.
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In the real world, less money for Medicare means less medical care for the elderly.
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"There are priorities for testing," Giroir said, noting healthcare workers, symptomatic individuals and the elderly.
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But dementia among the elderly poses a broad social burden simply because it's so common.
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Not only is poor hearing annoying and inconvenient for millions of people, especially the elderly.
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" Of the elderly and those with underlying conditions, Fauci said, "They should really hunker down.
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But it was witnessed by several people who said the elderly artist did so willingly.
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In any case, only the elderly are at risk; young people don't have to worry.
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Covid-19 is literally a foreign invader that threatens the elderly, his dependable voting base.
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But what's abundantly clear is that this novel disease is most deadly for the elderly.
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In a recent paper, we examined wealth among families with children and among the elderly.
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These employment changes affected families with children more than the elderly, who are mostly retired.
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Newborns, the elderly, and people with disabilities were slaughtered in their beds and living rooms.
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That George A. Romero's oeuvre includes a public-service feature on behalf of the elderly?
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"A focus on the elderly population is a shared goal of both companies," said Skuler.
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Their bites hurt like hell and they have no respect for children or the elderly.
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In a cashless economy the poor, the elderly and country folk may be left behind.
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Others at risk for listeria infection are the elderly and individuals with weakened immune systems.
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They include everyone from infants to the elderly, fleeing violence and poverty in their homelands.
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They torture the elderly and disabled and elevate the young, the loud and the bizarre.
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Public Health England advised family and neighbors of the elderly to check they were ok.
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They even studied the elderly to see how light would realistically hit Snoke&aposs skin.
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Pets help increase mental health, lower stress, and decrease social isolation, especially for the elderly.
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For the elderly and people with chronic illnesses, getting dressed every day is a struggle.
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It's difficult to see, the elderly people you know were actively involved in this system.
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For the elderly and people with chronic illnesses, getting dressed every day is a struggle.
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But this shallow perspective on aging infantilizes the elderly and neglects to preserve their dignity.
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When only large, randomized clinical trials were reviewed, the benefits for the elderly are clear.
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And in New York, the elderly and people with disabilities already receive half-price cards.
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Makela said the elderly care crisis had caused many ageing people to fear getting old.
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Anni Harjunpää, 23, volunteers at a nursing home for the elderly and people with disabilities.
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She also works with organizations that help the elderly, and people living with HIV/AIDS.
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Others are in flight from relatives, like the elderly Christian missionary nostalgic for British rule.
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Some of the biggest losers are working families with kids, the elderly, and the disabled.
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The extra heat takes a heavy toll on vulnerable populations, especially children and the elderly.
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Many included message of support or pictures of Erdogan kissing children, the elderly and infirm.
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But some former Paradise residents, especially the elderly, can't compete in Chico right now, realtors say.
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Listeria primarily affects the elderly, children, pregnant women and those who suffer from weakened immune systems.
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If you're OK, think of others Check on your neighbors, the elderly and those in need.
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Sidewalks are often narrow and uneven and they contain people with strollers, kids, and the elderly.
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But that's not the case if they're falling back on stereotypes about the elderly in general.
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Austerity bred much resentment - above all, over cuts to health services and care for the elderly.
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Children, the elderly and people with mental and cognitive disabilities must be protected against manipulative nudges.
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But it can be fatal in young kids, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems.
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The step also reflected the particular risk that the virus appears to pose to the elderly.
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But people with weaker immune systems — pregnant women, the elderly, chemotherapy patients — are at higher risk.
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Council spending on caring for the elderly fell by 9% in real terms in 2010-15.
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SO2920 can cause respiratory problems in people, particularly in children, the elderly, and those with asthma.
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And the elderly, seldom huge Labour fans, are less keen on the party than ever before.
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The only part of the village that looks busy, however, is the home for the elderly.
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Medicare, the public-health scheme for the elderly, does not generally cover spells in nursing homes.
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People — children, infants, the elderly — are gunned down in stores, in schools, in churches and parks.
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Populists and moderates alike accused the government of neglecting the elderly and making health care unaffordable.
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According to the AP, three of the nuns and four of the elderly women were killed.
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These include the elderly, pregnant women, people with HIV/AIDs, people receiving chemotherapy, transplant patients, etc.
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The elderly patient had suffered a stroke at Bentley Assisted Living at Northminster, in Jefferson, Georgia.
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The bricks-and-mortar surgeries left to deal with the elderly and infirm may struggle financially.
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For these nurses, this involves feeding the elderly, taking them for walks and building caring relationships.
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As their numbers swell, so do demands that the government do more to help the elderly.
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Children, the handicapped, the elderly and others not previously able to drive themselves could commute alone.
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The majority of people calling are working women who travel a lot, and then the elderly.
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It poses a higher risk for newborns, the elderly, pregnant women and people with weak immunity.
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The elderly could even use it to pass on their physical skills to the next generation.
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It will also make America's eventual fiscal reckoning, as spending on the elderly soars, more painful.
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In his typical image-obsessed fashion, he first complimented the "good genes" of the elderly veterans.
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The elderly woman arrived with her husband at the hospital in southern India in excruciating pain.
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Most of the people in the train were just regular residents, including the elderly and women.
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She's also said that this technology could address "chronic loneliness" in providing companionship to the elderly.
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Grown children are the single greatest source of care for the elderly in the United States.
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Love-Robinson listed the elderly woman, whom he described as his godmother, as the co-signer.
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Not just the poor and the elderly but average folk are being pushed out of town.
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However, the demonstrations have seen people of all ages, including families and the elderly take part.
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The majority, seven out of ten, believe robot caregivers could help ease worry about the elderly.
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The elderly and children are at highest risk of not being protected from the flu shot.
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In China's sparsely populated west, one group pitched in to help the elderly and entertain children.
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When the insurance companies wouldn't cover the poor and the elderly, we created Medicaid and Medicare.
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Medicare is the government's medical insurance program for the elderly, while Medicaid is for the poor.
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And with that increasing proportion of the elderly comes increased Social Security and Medicare spending obligations.
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This is particularly dangerous for children and the elderly, since both are more vulnerable to pollutants.
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She tracked down the elderly weavers and learned they were getting just 2000 shillings per basket.
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Another measure that could possibly be announced is the creation of a program for the elderly.
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People with weak immune systems, young children, and the elderly may be susceptible to fatal infections.
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Medicaid covers services, such as long-term care, that Medicare does not cover for the elderly.
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Listeria contamination can be especially dangerous for those with weakened immune systems, children, and the elderly.
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I have never been popular with the elderly, so I have done nothing of worth whatsoever.
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The elderly had voted Out, but then, the selfish bastards were going to die soon anyway.
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While anyone can contract the disease once bitten, children and the elderly are the most vulnerable.
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A cable TV channel offering dancing tutorials for the elderly, called Silver-I, is also popular.
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Does she support raising the cap and expanding Social Security benefits for the elderly and disable?
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The most vulnerable in our society are usually thought to be the young and the elderly.
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For many Issei, particularly the elderly, only the simplest pleasures offered a respite from their suffering.
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The GOP Congress may want to strip medical benefits away from the elderly and the poor.
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The Little Sisters are an order of nuns that serve the elderly poor in 31 countries.
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Rewinding the clock 303 years, researchers found a shift in attitudes toward the elderly in 1880.
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It called for especially sensitive groups, including infants, the elderly and sick, to stay at home.
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Callers often impersonate officials or authority figures and prey on the elderly, students or the unemployed.
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Another inmate, 70-year-old Noh, wishes South Korean society took better care of the elderly.
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And close to two-thirds of SNAP recipients are children, the elderly or people with disabilities.
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It is also safe in the elderly and in patients with kidney failure or on dialysis.
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Certified as caregivers for the elderly, the Idas knew they would have job opportunities in Okutama.
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Congress created Medicaid to exclusively fund care to the elderly and disabled, not fund labor unions.
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Listeria contamination can be particularly harmful for children, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems.
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Listeria is dangerous—especially for people with weakened immune systems, the elderly, infants, and pregnant women.
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According to the elderly man who accompanied her, there was allegedly another group of hikers nearby.
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The elderly people around him hold jobs, if possible, and, Tithonus-like, seem unable to die.
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I think of the breakthroughs in care that benefit the elderly and needy in both nations.
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The ripple effect: Pneumonia is also a leading cause of death for the elderly, Klugman said.
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When the Mass had ended, the elderly Senator almost fell over attempting to leave the pew.
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The government health insurance program for the elderly and disabled covers more than 40 million Americans.
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The benefits I receive should not be financed by the poor, the sick and the elderly.
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The flu strikes indiscriminately, but young children, the elderly and the chronically ill are most vulnerable.
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At the moment, some of the most severe climate change health effects are on the elderly.
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"When I enroll, I want to create an impact and make the elderly feel at ease."
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B12 deficiency is also more common in the elderly because of dietary, digestive and absorption problems.
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Others, like Target and Whole Foods have hours set aside to serve the elderly and immunodeficient.
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It initially served the elderly poor, the blind and the disabled, as well as pregnant women.
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Hospitals lacked power and the sweltering heat could be deadly to the sick and the elderly.
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Over time, he expanded its clientele to people with disabilities, the terminally ill and the elderly.
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Their findings could help premature babies better develop eyesight, and the elderly keep theirs for longer.
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The CDC also warned against people with underlying health conditions or the elderly from going cruises.
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Retailers across the country have designated hours for the elderly and those with underlying health issues.
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The CDC has warned that the elderly are the most at risk from the respiratory virus.
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The most visible complainant is an order of Catholic nuns who care for the elderly poor.
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So dire is the German predicament that the young and the elderly are pressed into service.
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They say they are used to being chastised by the elderly, especially, and by security guards.
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Security video shows the elderly woman wearing a bathrobe and sandals and carrying a large envelope.
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Some of us are already aware that the elderly population will more than double by 2060.
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Juvancic has heard of people crooning lullabies to pets, teenagers, the elderly and others, including themselves.
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"When the elderly gamble, they are often harmed in a more permanent way, sadly," he said.
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With climate change, the threat is only getting worse, particularly for the elderly and the impoverished.
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The Little Sisters, Catholic nuns who minister to the elderly and dying, are not religious enough?
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The ranks of the elderly are growing, and with them the number of people with dementia.
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Social Security benefits represent about 33% of the income of the elderly, according to the agency.
|
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The Thanksgivings got smaller and smaller, leaving behind the elderly Koreans and the young white kids.
|
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The links between cancer regimens or outcomes and economic ruin do not constrict only the elderly.
|
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Within 48 hours, groups representing hospitals, doctors, nurses, nursing homes and the elderly announced their opposition.
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And you're more likely to be trusted by the elderly and the gentry with one on.
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KS: Speaking of the elderly and also male, essentially, did you have any worries about that?
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"It can cause severe dehydration, especially in infants, the elderly, or in chronically ill people," she said.
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The elderly are also at greater risk because they are more likely have heart or lung disease.
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Improvements in the lives of the elderly are also believed to have helped bring down suicide rates.
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Ronald Lee and Andrew Mason have found that in most rich countries the elderly are net savers.
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Attorney General Brad Schimel said it should make preying on the elderly harder to get away with.
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"You don't have any elderly in these textbooks even though the elderly need more healthcare," Parker said.
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And between the ages of 70 and 90, medical expenses for the elderly increase more than twofold.
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The fight over Medicare, the giant federal health care program for the elderly, fizzled even more quickly.
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Cantabria is facing growing pressure from social spending due to its rising population, including of the elderly.
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The system was expanded to include other vulnerable Americans, such as the elderly, children and the disabled.
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It can make children and the elderly in particular, who are our most vulnerable populations, very ill.
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The BCRA includes separate caps for different groups of beneficiaries — the elderly, disabled, non-elderly adults, etc.
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"I still can't get the elderly or children vomiting from hunger out of my head," she said.
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The elderly victim also had "apparent stab wounds to his head, neck and arm," the statement alleges.
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Other research suggests that, among the elderly, loneliness tends to have a specific cause, such as widowhood.
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Left: It's seriously upset me that the elderly just don't care about our generation, to be fair.
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It is ranked as the sixth leading cause of death in the United States for the elderly.
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A concrete example of policy muddle comes with the problem of long-term care for the elderly.
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Backing among the elderly, who turn out like clockwork, has risen by just four points, to 19%.
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She is now general counsel for EverSafe, a company which offers account monitoring services for the elderly.
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" Typically, Ponzi schemes target the elderly but Geragos says this one was directed at "seemingly successful millennials.
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The elderly couple forced to live in separate nursing homes is one step closer to being reunited.
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Priority would be given to the elderly, those with pre-existing conditions, or those with windowless rooms.
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It could mean the difference between life and death for vulnerable populations like the elderly and disabled.
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Specifically, children, the elderly and pregnant women are at risk for contracting an illness from Melbourne's beaches.
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By 2040, more millennials will be caring for the elderly than for the next generation of children.
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He discovered that a vitamin deficiency and even a bladder infection in the elderly can mimic dementia.
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Baby boomers and the elderly have fallen victim to the quickening and often myopic march of tech.
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The detrimental effects and costs of medication mix-ups in the elderly population is a huge problem.
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Van Dyke portrayed the elderly Mr. Dawes in addition to chimney sweep Bert in the 1964 classic.
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This minority includes the elderly, children, young parents, apartment dwellers, and others who desire some green space.
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Eleanor is literally a crook; her job before she died was selling worthless medicine to the elderly.
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Parkinson's disease is the second-most common chronic progressive neurodegenerative disorder in the elderly after Alzheimer's disease.
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Think of robots like Paro the baby harp seal that can help the elderly stop feeling lonely.
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Researchers believe these robots provide conversation and an emotional connection, which could help kids and the elderly.
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This proposed solution would switch that measure to the Consumer Price Index for the Elderly (CPI-E).
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In life, Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell) scammed the elderly into buying useless medicines, among other dubious undertakings.
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Everyone is at risk for Powassan: Newborns, 20-somethings, the middle-aged, the elderly and the immunocompromised.
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Some Republicans want to shift the government health insurance program for the elderly to the private sector.
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For busy parents, working professionals, and homebound populations like the elderly, Instacart can feel like a godsend.
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Pneumonia used to be considered a friend of the elderly, now it's just another problem to fix.
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However, as the proportion of retirees grows, savings should decline (the elderly are spending their savings pot).
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The elderly patients in a 120-bed nursing home rode out the storm safely, one employee says.
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Among the questions Oklahoma wants answered is whether Johnson & Johnson's marketing targeted children, veterans or the elderly.
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And they increase the formula for states to receive federal funding for health care for the elderly.
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Numerous studies have found that these programs are lifelines to the poor, the disabled and the elderly.
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Sixteen people, including four nuns, were killed on Friday at a home for the elderly in Yemen.
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"The social situation in Japan has forced the elderly into the need to commit crime," he says.
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WellCare is more focused on Medicare and Medicaid plans, government healthcare programs for the elderly and poor.
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Cantabria is therefore facing growing pressure from social spending, due to an increasing population, including the elderly.
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The Social Welfare Institute is in charge of providing services to the elderly and disabled, among others.
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C. difficile is most often spread through hospital surfaces and human contact and typically affects the elderly.
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The official warning outlined that pregnant women, children and the elderly should take precaution with the fruit.
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Like most of Toyota's robots, this one is designed to assist those with disabilities and the elderly.
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Age also is a factor, he said, with infants and the elderly having a more difficult time.
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These fascist movements were propelled by the young; Trumpismo, by contrast, has more appeal to the elderly.
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But lots of people who have nobody at Christmas—the elderly and the homeless—don't use Twitter.
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But there are plenty of other services and charities offering the elderly a place to spend Christmas.
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To show his appreciation, Tarek offers to teach the elderly professor how to play the African drum.
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Such a place has a vibrant local culture that values courtesy, friendliness, and respect for the elderly.
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But for the elderly and infants, that time period can be much shorter, he previously told CNN.
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Shifting to cleaner vehicles would also protect people, particularly children and the elderly, from toxic tailpipe pollution.
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Roy Cooper on Monday asked residents to check on vulnerable loved ones and the elderly, if possible.
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The elderly and disabled clientele of the home care industry is a large, growing and vulnerable group.
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But some vulnerable groups - often the elderly or the poorest families - cannot use the internet, experts cautioned.
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So-called ischemic strokes can strike at any age but are far more common in the elderly.
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Rugby isn't a sport you would typically suggest as a way for the elderly to keep fit.
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He aimed to provide coverage for the most vulnerable Americans: the poor, the elderly and the children.
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For the elderly, owning a pet might make life a lot better, especially if they're living alone.
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However, people with compromised immune systems, the elderly, and people bitten by animals may be at risk.
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Naturally, the elderly Chinese couple have become overnight Internet sensations after their touching love story went viral.
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Zimmerman is particularly knowledgeable about Medicare, the US health program for the elderly and some disabled people.
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When it comes to the elderly, 2628 percent derive most of their retirement income from Social Security.
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Princess Shaw, wasn't singing on her YouTube channel, she was caring for the elderly in New Orleans.
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Flu vaccine uptake is never huge; except among the elderly, adult vaccination rates rarely top 50 percent.
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Mr. Cruz's argument is confusing because the United States already has socialized medicine for the elderly: Medicare.
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This article originally appeared on THUMP Germany You remember the elderly Polish couple at fabric don't you?
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For this budget rate, the Australian had to share the room with the elderly futurist Marshall Thurber.
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Even healthy people suffer under these conditions, but the elderly face the highest health risks from heat.
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The most worrying figure: The world will not have sufficient working-age people to support the elderly.
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The elderly citizens of Japan greatly outnumber the young, with the country's overall population declining since 2011.
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The government states that vulnerable people should not be detained, including the elderly and victims of torture.
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This breed is an active listener and obedient, making it especially good with children and the elderly.
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Health authorities have urged the elderly not to take cruises, which could expose them to the virus.
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They may take that water home to their families and serve it to children or the elderly.
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The chart illustrates how dangerous the new disease is for patients at all ages, especially the elderly.
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Within this conflict that has been largely ignored, Bronstein has focused on another neglected group: the elderly.
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There is one demographic that may be more interested in the watch for health reasons: the elderly.
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Members of Congress are particularly vulnerable to Covid-19, given the higher mortality rates among the elderly.
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The elderly man had been found there earlier that evening, pale, feverish and too confused to communicate.
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Nowhere are the problems more glaring than in the care of the elderly and those with disabilities.
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He said the elderly must be protected from contact, then declared he hoped to visit his mother.
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In reflecting on our changed society, the isolation of the elderly and the sick seems especially cruel.
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The AHCA includes separate caps for different groups of beneficiaries — the elderly, disabled, non-elderly adults, etc.
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The virus is particularly deadly for the elderly, and Florida has a large population of older voters.
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Eventually, she found informal work cleaning houses and caring for the elderly, including changing their adult diapers.
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The elderly and people with underlying health conditions are at most risk for serious illness or death.
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After all, those most vulnerable to COVID-19 are the elderly and people with underlying health conditions.
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The TLC says the food delivery is specifically for the elderly, and it expects demand to increase.
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The outbreak has had a significant impact on the most vulnerable populations, including the elderly and children.
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States banned visits to the elderly, and policymakers issued urgent warnings to limit contact with older people.
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The elderly lady across from him spent her days in her nightgown feeding the neighborhood's stray dogs.
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Young adults have better outcomes than the elderly, but they too are not immune to the virus.
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Target's first open hour on Wednesdays is reserved for the elderly and those with underlying health concerns.
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Di Franco has a musician friend who, with concerts now canceled, is bringing groceries to the elderly.
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While it may appear this link is strongest for the elderly, that may not be the case.
|
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Both diseases are more dangerous for older patients, but COVID-19 is particularly risky for the elderly.
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"If you didn't have Social Security, our poverty rates among the elderly would probably triple," Ghilarducci said.
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As with all viruses, it is the most vulnerable: the young, the elderly and the chronically ill.
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Then, in groups of two or three, they emerge from the night: men, women, children, the elderly.
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They scrambled over mounds of rubble in the street, carrying small children and helping the elderly across.
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The sheriff's department and volunteers rescued stranded residents by boat, extracting families, infants, the elderly and pets.
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But the disabled and the elderly may find themselves stranded or unable to power necessary medical equipment.
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And he said legislators can't reduce services to the elderly or disabled to pay for the expansion.
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How can we honor commitments to the elderly by ensuring the solvency of Social Security and Medicare?
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But in the third explosion, the device exploded immediately after the elderly woman picked up the package.
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In October, the central government announced separate policy measures for the elderly to strengthen AIDS prevention education.
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This reality is why companion technology has taken off as a standalone category, especially among the elderly.
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Unlike Medicare, the health insurance program for the elderly, Medicaid programs are run individually by each state.
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It's a nice thing to go and see the elderly ladies, what some of them can do.
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The elderly, deemed unsuitable for sexual bondage, were murdered and dumped in a dry man-made fishpond.
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The enormous market potential of the elderly is billed as the "silver economy" by Chinese state media.
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She says progestins are used to induce weight gain in the elderly and ill or frail people.
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" The elderly woman is shown on screen saying of Trump, "He doesn't have no heart, that man.
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But eventually they cleared a path and reached the Gees and the elderly neighbor early Sunday morning.
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I have a 2000-year-old father-in-law, and the elderly population is going to increase.
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The drugmaker itself acknowledges in prescribing information that Nuedexta has not been systematically tested in the elderly.
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A new report on intergenerational programs calls for shared spaces to help combat isolation among the elderly.
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Nishimoto takes provocative selfies that challenge the way the elderly are perceived in a rapidly graying Japan.
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This heat is especially dangerous for the elderly, many of whom already face heart and lung problems.
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Who hasn't heard that hip fractures from falls are a leading cause of death among the elderly?
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He genuinely cared about whoever seemed like the most vulnerable populations—the sick, the elderly, and kids.
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People who fall below the poverty line and the elderly are insured through Medicaid and Medicare, respectively.
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Unskilled migrants care for babies or the elderly, thus freeing the native-born to do more lucrative work.
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Werber and the others hidden there waited, before the elderly Wax decided to check and opened the door.
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Humana's insurance business is focused on individuals in the U.S. government's Medicare program for the elderly and disabled.
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The AHCA also includes separate caps for different groups of beneficiaries — the elderly, disabled, non-elderly adults, etc.
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It would be too unpopular to charge savers, especially the elderly, for holding their money, finance professionals say.
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The number of available psychiatrists who specialize in the care of the elderly or children is even smaller.
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The elderly prisoners will be leaving one institution, a prison, and going to another one, a nursing home.
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Perhaps more disturbing: An increasing number of working-poor families and the elderly are using these emergency services.
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Discounted rates will be maintained under the new system for students, the elderly, and those with special needs.
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But health-insurance affordability isn't just an issue for the elderly; families and young people have trouble, too.
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"Those who have stayed are among the poorest, and are mostly women, children and the elderly," said Bargach.
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Health care and the treatment of the elderly brought Gatus to volunteer for Democrat Katie Porter's congressional campaign.
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For the elderly, the rate had almost doubled by 218; for the young, it remained flat at 224%.
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Was it the elderly woman in the dust-streaked scarf, sitting on the floor, surrounded by giggling grandchildren?
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First, anti-trans campaigns aren't just about children's bathrooms — they can be used against anyone, even the elderly.
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Kine Lam was on the radio, and the elderly man commented knowledgeably on the musical form and depth.
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Now that she's schooled the elderly on STDs, somebody should probably explain to them who Vanilla Ice is.
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Creating a space for the elderly to mingle with youngsters can lift spirits—and help cash-strapped millennials. ■
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Medicare Part B automatically enrolls seniors when they turn 65, and has nearly universal coverage among the elderly.
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Although the elderly have long leant Conservative, in recent years their support for the Tories has become entrenched.
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These include young babies, the elderly, people with underlying chronic illnesses, and people taking immunosuppressant drugs, Maragakis explained.
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As he blew out the candles on his cake, the elderly man had only one wish: to die.
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Fornieri said he was grateful that the geriatric emergency room staff was trained to care for the elderly.
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Medicare, the public-health programme for the elderly, processes 1.2bn medical claims each year, collectively worth over $600bn.
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Lili Smart describes its products as "toolkit" for the elderly, especially those with cognitive disabilities such as dementia.
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Fundamentally, much of this technology seems to be designed with caretakers in mind, more than the elderly themselves.
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The elderly are given free admission to museums and the zoo, provided they bring a grandchild with them.
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The elderly man did not object to retiring but hated yielding his position to a state-endorsed figure.
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But on present trends, looking after working-age adults may soon cost more than caring for the elderly.
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Jones added that the young couple was merely trying to help the elderly woman with a household chore.
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The ageing of Hong Kong means the government is having to fork out more on the elderly anyway.
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The policy is a shameless bribe to the elderly and prosperous Tory party members who choose the leader.
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The Social Security benefits in this bill are designed to meet the needs of the elderly and disabled.
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The polls started narrowing after May launched a new policy on care for the elderly that proved unpopular.
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But these arguments are nonsense, because Social Security does much more than provide retirement benefits to the elderly.
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Those most vulnerable to harassment are the poor, the elderly, and immigrants who don't speak English, he said.
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Huang, the elderly stamp designer, also designed the first ever set of animal Zodiac stamps, released in 1980.
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Karmazin noted that the procedure seems to work just as well on the young as on the elderly.
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They live in troops, with each troop consisting of infants, sub-adults, sexually mature adults, and the elderly.
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This morning, reports emerged that the elderly lobster had died during his journey to the Maine promised land.
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I let the police know of the addresses of the elderly (that I know of) that aren't evacuating.
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Tsang also earmarked $6.4 billion over an undefined period to improve "retirement protection" for the elderly in need.
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Orpea, which runs clinics and homes for the elderly, rose 5.1 percent after lifting its full-year target.
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The cops apparently gave a big "bah, humbug" to that and hauled the elderly duo off to jail.
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Meals on wheels for the elderly and afterschool programs for disadvantaged youths were two that invited public outcry.
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India's National Disaster Response Force has been mobilized to help rescue children and the elderly from affected areas.
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The formal charge is "injury to the elderly" -- a felony that carries up to 10 years in prison.
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"Infections have been found in patients of all ages, from pre-term infants to the elderly," she said.
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As with most bacterial infections, young children, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems are most susceptible.
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The lab also focuses on educating kids and the elderly about malware, phishing attacks, and other privacy risks.
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He has used profits from these exports to fund subsidies for the elderly, school children, and pregnant women.
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This compares the number of children and the elderly with people of working age (those aged 19603-64).
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The local government commissions Datong to provide social services for the elderly, children, migrant families and HIV sufferers.
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Men carried luggage on their heads, and the elderly and those unable to walk were brought in wheelchairs.
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Obrador's left-wing, populist campaign included promises of raising pensions for the elderly and increasing other social spending.
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For the elderly, who typically have more chronic conditions than younger adults, the wildfires can exacerbate those conditions.
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Children under age 5, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems are most vulnerable, the FDA said.
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Medicaid Before Obamacare, most Medicaid enrollees were low-income children, pregnant women, parents, the disabled and the elderly.
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The state claims Purdue exploited vulnerable new markets, including the elderly and the "opioid-naïve," to boost profits.
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Officer Walker explains to the elderly couple who live there that their house was hit with a bullet.
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Forced arbitration has been used to enable some terrible behavior, including nursing homes abusing the elderly with impunity.
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"That night, I decided to mow lawns for the elderly, disabled, single moms and veterans," Smith told CNN.
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Iora works with "sponsors," mainly employers or Medicare Advantage health plans for the elderly, to cover the cost.
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Still, he says the study took a "different approach" in its examination of brain health in the elderly.
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In December, two administrators were arrested in connection with separate incidents on charges of neglect of the elderly.
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And the drugmaker itself acknowledges in prescribing information that Nuedexta has not been systematically tested in the elderly.
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New Hampshire will exempt a variety of people from the requirements, including the elderly and people with children.
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Liu, 66, a native of Jinan, Shandong's capital, knows how hard taking care of the elderly can be.
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Kanuganti said Aira may expand some day to help other groups like the elderly or those with autism.
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This might mean building roads, but it might also including caring for the elderly or working at daycares.
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Karadima, who lives in a home for the elderly in the Chilean capital Santiago, was notified on Friday.
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Pregnant women, infants, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems should be especially careful to avoid infection.
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The elderly, especially those living in rural, remote areas of Puerto Rico, have struggled a lot after Maria.
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Jackson has looked for jobs ranging from a waiter to an assistant to the elderly, to no avail.
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"The grim reality is that, for the elderly, Covid-193 is almost a perfect killing machine," Parkinson said.
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Symptoms include fever, cough, and sore throat, and can lead to death in vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly.
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We're providing a vital service to people everywhere, especially to those, like the elderly, who are most vulnerable.
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I'm thinking about some of the elderly people sitting behind the desks, registering people, doing all that stuff.
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Officials asked that those at highest risk, the elderly and patients with pre-existing conditions be given priority.
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Several volunteer groups, including Meals on Wheels, have started stepping up efforts to deliver groceries to the elderly.
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He also recommended stopping nonessential visits to homes that care for the elderly, who are the most vulnerable.
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People who got caught in the middle included the elderly, children, passing soccer fans, and reporters, Akhavi said.
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When herd immunity fails, usually children, the elderly and the immuno-compromised are most at risk of infection.
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And remember: children, the elderly and some people with disabilities rely on plastic straws when drinking is difficult.
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The coronavirus, which has spread to 155 countries, have largely affected the elderly and those with preexisting conditions.
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However, since children may be asymptomatic carriers of COVID-19, babysitting may be life-threatening for the elderly.
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The French director-general's numbers make it clear the coronavirus is not just a risk for the elderly.
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She knows the elderly people who live near the pizzeria and leaves food for them outside their doors.
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The elderly man had wanted to die in his hometown, among the cedar trees he loved so much.
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It also issues monthly grants to children, pensions to the elderly and free houses to many, she said.
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"Our aim is to save the life of the elderly and ensure work for the young," Borissov said.
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"It is an absolute priority to respond to the situation in care homes for the elderly," he said.
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The most obvious is nursing care for the elderly, the cost of which can exceed $100,000 a year.
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Many responses to my column on driverless cars focused on their potential benefits for the elderly and disabled.
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Like the servant girl in Flaubert's story ''A Simple Heart,'' the elderly aunt once had a secret love.
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This is not just because of the elderly and ill, but also because many have breached health regulations.
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Health and dental issues can also make it difficult for the elderly to eat a well-balanced diet.
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That could mean lacking vaccines, leaving the elderly and young especially susceptible to the flu and other illnesses.
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"There's not a lot of people in this country who would take care of the elderly," she said.
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Discounted rates will be maintained under the new system for students, the elderly and those with special needs.
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Before the Affordable Care Act, Medicaid recipients were largely children, parents, pregnant women and the elderly and disabled.
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Now, advocates for the elderly worry that millions of people receiving monthly pension checks could be at risk.
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Women still handle twice the amount of child and adult care (for the elderly or others) as men.
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After he retired in 2005, Mr. Bahr was on the board of the Elderly Housing Development & Operations Corporation.
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The state news media in China said that children and the elderly should stay indoors during the storms.
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The elderly may rely more heavily on medical appliances and be more vulnerable to heatstroke without air conditioning.
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Parents have grown up in a society where traditionally the elderly relied on family to cover their retirement.
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A company named Intuition Robotics showed off a new robot at CES that's specifically designed for the elderly.
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Otherwise, the financing solution we've already invested in might collapse, thrusting the elderly, veterans, and families into homelessness.
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By comparison, the elderly and disabled represent 61 percent of Medicaid costs, with children at around 20 percent.
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These serious and sometimes fatal infections most often affect those with weakened immune systems, children, and the elderly.
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Another key driver is the aging of America, as this is a chronic condition that plagues the elderly.
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As American citizens, Puerto Ricans are eligible to participate in Medicaid and the Medicare program for the elderly.
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A rich nation with a resilient economy can afford to care for both the poor and the elderly.
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Those most at risk are pregnant women and their newborns, the elderly or those with weakened immune systems.
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Many migrants are being vaccinated, particularly vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses.
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Whatever he had done with the elderly gentleman I talked to just days earlier, I couldn't tell you.
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But it still kills thousands of Americans every year and is particularly dangerous for infants and the elderly.
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The elderly women gather at the seaside bulteok, a stone structure with a fire pit and rest facilities.
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After he retired in 2005, Mr. Bahr was on the board of the Elderly Housing Development & Operations Corporation.
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This is particularly useful for the elderly and others with lower incomes who need regular assistance and care.
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Typically, the people who get sick are the very young, the elderly, or those with underlying health conditions.
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Which isn't all bad considering that for many people—particularly the elderly—the pill did improve sex lives.
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Perhaps the biggest event will be three 24-hour vigils with patients and the elderly, held in succession.
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There are currently about 12 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States, including children and the elderly.
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They prey mostly on the elderly and uninformed, yet they can sometimes fool the most knowledgeable among us.
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He mentions a series of reforms, intended to boost the workforce and reduce the cost of supporting the elderly.
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"It is a horrible thing to do to take advantage of the elderly people," Tiburon, California, Police Department Sgt.
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Unscrupulous financial advisers are concentrated in areas with the most vulnerable populations: the elderly and people without much education.
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Black widow spider bites can be fatal, especially for young children or the elderly, but they&aposre pretty rare.
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After the transfusion, researchers found that the elderly rats were more able to learn and had an improved memory.
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Of course, Krutiansky notes, the Alexa Skill could be used with anyone needing additional care — not just the elderly.
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City Hall opened cooling centers, set up call centers to check on the elderly, distributed electric fans, and more.
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That's the basic concept behind Temi, a sort of roving tablet that was initially designed to help the elderly.
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As it stands a huge amount of costs go on the last days of life and on the elderly.
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The order of Roman Catholic nuns, which runs care homes for the elderly, had challenged the mandate in court.
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Some of his policy measures, such as steps taken to improve the lot of the elderly, are under-appreciated.
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As an example, look at the way we treat the elderly in this country as opposed to other countries.
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The elderly woman who keeps demanding the newlyweds' kiss Put the knife and glass down, and nobody gets hurt.
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So if it ain't broke, don't fix it, but working with the elderly, it's about improving quality of life.
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That means making way for children, pets, prams, and the elderly, but not letting this deference turn into indecisiveness.
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The government is starting to implement policies to reduce the fiscal burden and improve the lot of the elderly.
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Rather than encourage younger generations to laugh at the elderly, we should be encouraging them to have some compassion.
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Why it matters: Autonomous vehicles promise safer roads and more freedom for the poor, the elderly and the disabled.
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One is prescribing anti-depressants, which some studies suggest are most effective at reducing suicidal thoughts among the elderly.
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Another possible reason is that it has become harder to commit suicide using the methods favoured by the elderly.
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The availability of modern drugs, longer life expectancy and greater prosperity among the elderly are hardly unique to Britain.
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Heat of this magnitude can be deadly, particularly for the elderly, small children or those with preexisting medical conditions.
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Nor should too much significance be attached to the elderly carrier's military mission when it arrives at its destination.
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Insofar as the proceeds of this government borrowing are spent on health care and pensions, the elderly benefit disproportionately.
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One improvement that Orlov calls a "game-changer" is something that isn't specifically designed for the elderly at all.
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As the youth looks less like the elderly voters in the community, this dynamic could worsen, according to Frey.
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Once these interventions come into existence, refusal to treat the elderly could even be deemed a form of geronticide.
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To make it harder for young people, people of color, the elderly and infirm who are poor and vulnerable.
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It has services for the elderly and can send a driver to take you home in your own car.
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Police opened up the flat after neighbors reported that the elderly owner had not been seen for some time.
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Some are more willing to do jobs that locals spurn, such as picking fruit or caring for the elderly.
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Social care for the elderly, the Tories' main issue during the election in June, received no mention at all.
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Residents were asked to work mostly at homes for the elderly and disabled, often as untrained personal care aides.
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Initially geared towards Chinese youth, short-video apps have increased in popularity across all age groups – including the elderly.
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In John Scalzi's debut novel Old Man's War, it's not young adults who go to war, it's the elderly.
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But while that report warned that the elderly are particularly vulnerable to these scams, Scarlet Widow also looked elsewhere.
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States could get waivers from Medicaid spending limits to help expand home and community-based care for the elderly.
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After all, there are certain people who can't work for good reason, including children, the elderly, and the disabled.
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Drugmakers are prohibited from subsidizing co-payments for patients enrolled in Medicare, the government healthcare program for the elderly.
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The survey shows the elderly and rural, traditionally the most loyal LDP voters, are strongly against same-sex marriage.
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The major marches have attracted people of all ages -- from toddlers riding on their parents' shoulders to the elderly.
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Health officials issued reminders about the dangers that extreme heat can pose, especially for the elderly and the young.
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How can one possibly measure the needs of children, the elderly, the sick, and the healthy against one another?
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"It's never been easier for the elderly or for people with disabilities to use Uber," reads Uber's Brazilian website.
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Drug companies are prohibited from subsidizing copayments for patients enrolled in the Medicare government healthcare program for the elderly.
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Treatment for 30 critical illnesses that afflict the elderly in China will be covered by the policy, Starbucks said.
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A Reuters witness said trucks from the elderly leader's campaign team arrived at the Constitutional Council on Sunday afternoon.
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They are more likely to die from staying behind during extreme weather events to protect children and the elderly.
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Enrollees in the program -- which covers women, children, the elderly and disabled -- could face new, arbitrary caps on coverage.
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But we have a feeling those numbers are about to improve considerably, at least among the elderly in Aichi.
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But for many voters—including the elderly and the terminally ill—casting a ballot may be their dying wish.
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In some people, particularly the elderly, it can be fatal as the parasite infects oxygen-carrying red blood cells.
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Loneliness among the elderly is improving slowly as charities like Age UK re-link older people with the world.
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Their single biggest customer is Medicare, which spent a massive $112 billion on medicines for the elderly in 2014.
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It can cause bloody diarrhea and dehydration, primarily among the elderly, young children and people with weak immune systems.
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The people who will be targeted in these cuts are mostly the elderly, children, the poor, and the disabled.
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This change would place particularly devastating financial pressures on the elderly, at a time when the population is aging.
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Roesel's robocalls allegedly focused on vulnerable groups including the elderly and the sick, as well as low-income families.
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"It's a huge issue nationally as the elderly population grows and their minds start to falter," Ms. Slade said.
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As the shutdown drags on, programs that subsidize housing for the elderly and disabled may run out of money.
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Have you heard the joke about the elderly rabbi who tries to settle a bitter dispute between two men?
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At the end of the rally, the elderly woman who used my chair thanked me and shook my hand.
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In the wider Brighton area, 14,000 older people live alone, according to Age UK, a charity for the elderly.
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One day not long after the coup, the elderly cat carer on the fourth floor put out some food.
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The current study can only provide a statistical association between PPI prescriptions and occurrence of dementia in the elderly.
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Humana's insurance business is focused on individuals in the U.S. government's Medicare program for the elderly and the disabled.
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He said there were 292 people in the first group of registered returnees, including women, children and the elderly.
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The House cleared legislation on Tuesday to enhance law enforcement efforts against crimes that are targeted at the elderly.
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Some standard foot care like removing corns or buying orthopedic shoes, a significant problem for the elderly, isn't covered.
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Salmonella causes serious and sometimes fatal infections, especially in young children, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems.
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Young children, the elderly, pregnant women and those with suppressed immune systems are most affected, some with lifelong consequences.
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As in many communities, the elderly in Hong Kong can face loneliness and isolation, Choi told the Chinese newspaper.
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Projects in the pipeline include a program aimed at alleviating loneliness among the elderly and extracting families from poverty.
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Labour also wants to create a "National Care Service" to ensure the elderly receive the social care they need.
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White House coronavirus response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx said on Wednesday that the elderly are among the most vulnerable.
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Passenger Sharon Lane said she's worried about the elderly guests on board who may be more vulnerable to coronavirus.
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White House coronavirus response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx said last week that the elderly are among the most vulnerable.
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Trump did advise halting nonessential visits to care homes for the elderly -- the highest risk group from the virus.
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Limiting the opportunities for this virus to spread is imperative to save lives especially the elderly and immuno-compromised.
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More than 165 cases in the region were spread in and from hospitals for the elderly, KCDC data showed.
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The courts also seem to be the turf of the elderly, who play doubles games that appear quite serene.
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Health officials countered pleas from anxious business leaders with warnings of mounting illness and death, especially among the elderly.
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Children and the elderly were starting to get sick and fuel was also in very short supply, he said.
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I'm scribbling this down in my notebook as the elderly woman points at me and asks Erwin a question.
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Adel Kermiche, 933, and a fellow attacker slit the throat of the elderly priest before being killed by police.
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There was the elderly woman with the shattered arm who had been shot in the face with an arrow.
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Many of the refugees I saw this this past weekend were sickly, especially the elderly and the very young.
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Still, on Sunday afternoons he would bring groceries to some of the elderly people he knew, Ms. Robinson said.
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But even bolder than the wine is the elderly gentleman sitting near the door, offering you a free bottle.
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"As for this fear that foreigners will stop investing, I'm not afraid," Mr. Wang, the elderly party leader, said.
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The groom's mother retired as a wellness and events coordinator for the elderly at Meals on Wheels in Austin.
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And the socialist sympathizer Young Covey (James Russell), who loves needling the elderly nationalist Peter Flynn (Robert Langdon Lloyd).
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That really contributed a lot to segregation, to developing all these institutions where the elderly became separated from society.
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Woolworths, one of the country's two major grocers, introduced a shopping hour for the elderly and those with disabilities.
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Seattle is already in the thick of it (Stat News) Coronavirus is mysteriously sparing kids and killing the elderly.
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He explained why they specifically wanted to address the nutritional needs of children and the elderly during the pandemic.
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More than 165 cases in the region were spread in and from hospitals for the elderly, KCDC data showed.
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The elderly dementia patient in the next room was unresponsive and in a foul mood, the head nurse warned.
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A disease that is deadly to the elderly and easily spread by the young has left Florida especially vulnerable.
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Aspects of China's quarantine — especially when they prevented the elderly and disabled from receiving medical care — were unnecessarily crude.
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For 15 years, she worked at a restaurant and helped take care of children with disabilities and the elderly.
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This is because the coronavirus spreads by droplets, and nursing homes are filled with the elderly, in close quarters.
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Coleman signed herself up for counseling and began working in a restaurant and as a caretaker for the elderly.
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A poor diet is especially common among the elderly in long-term residential care and those who live alone.
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All around me, people were asking their fellow passengers if they were doing all right, especially the elderly ones.
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It is found in daily life, the Pope says, in the patience of parents, the sick, and the elderly.
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Deaths from sepsis in 2017 peaked in early childhood, declined in early adulthood and rose again among the elderly.
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This change would be hardest felt by rural Americans, the poor and the elderly, who disproportionally lack Internet access.
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The disabled and the elderly need the promise that they can live in dignity for their entire natural life.
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The CRFB found that over 30% of government spending goes to the elderly through benefits such as Social Security.
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As the elderly man with an incurable cancer lay dying, he told his son he had only one regret.
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As the elderly man with an incurable cancer lay dying, he told his son he had only one regret.
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But the B virus is more likely to cause complications in children and younger adults than in the elderly.
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The individual and family services industry provides assistance to vulnerable groups, including children, the elderly, and people with disabilities.
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Last month, Health and Human Services amended two surveys of the elderly to remove a question about sexual orientation.
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We all enjoy the right of self-determination, especially the elderly, with whose choices we are apt to meddle.
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Police believe that Stacie took advantage of the elderly man who was just looking for people to talk to.
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This creates an environment where more Americans, including school age children, veterans and the elderly face eviction and homelessness.
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She studies physics at the University of Dhaka, volunteers with the elderly, and plants trees to help the environment.
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Ozone is dangerous to everyone, but poses a particular threat to children, the elderly, and those with respiratory illnesses.
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