Modern health and safety rules, for example, make it hard to run a scrap-metal business.
The modern health-care system she experienced upended her idealistic view of medicine.
"The end result is that you end up in a community which may never have been visited by modern health care providers, " he said.
Right now, more than 5 million Medicare members have access to valuable, modern health insurance benefits and drug coverage in Medicare plus Choice plans.
Besides the advances in the development and application of modern health sciences, this has resulted from the drastic reduction in filthy and unsanitary living conditions that economic growth has made possible as well.
McKeown's thesis produced a strong reaction from those who thought his aim was political to rebalance modern health-care from cure to prevention and that he had missed statistical quirks, like the stagnation of the trend toward less disease at a time when urban populations were booming.
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What this means, in practice, is that the kinds of plans that insurers will offer on the Obamacare exchanges which will be able to use tiered co-pays and other instruments of modern health insurance in order to drive cost-efficient care will not be available under the faux-exchange plans that Obamacare assigns to the Medicaid expansion population.
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But then I spot the Tea-Tox menu, designed for the very modern, health-conscious visitor.
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My government will continue to build a modern National Health Service to meet the needs of the whole nation.
" And, he asked rhetorically, "is the youth and pleasure offered by the devil very far from the eternal youth and virility that we crave from modern medicine and health science?
Nature Iraq promotes projects designed to make the marshes' revival sustainable, including plans for a fish hatchery, tourist development and environmentally conscious "Green Villages, " where marsh people can practice their traditional culture while enjoying access to modern education and health care.
This is a vice that is costing modern society dearly as individual health declines and national healthcare costs increase.
The new exhibit will be displayed alongside a number of modern artworks relating to human health and wellbeing in the Wellcome Collection's Medicine Now gallery.
Malthus did not anticipate the development of powerful new vaccines for diseases like small-pox and equally powerful advances in public health infrastructure like modern sewage systems and so forth.
The booming economy instead will provide the resources to enable rapidly advancing modern science to solve tragic health problems that seem intractable today, meaning longer and healthier, more comfortable lives.
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The proposed law requires the government to provide contraceptives, information on modern family planning methods at public health centers and comprehensive reproductive health curriculum in schools.
As Greg points out in his piece, other than someone who is healthy at the time they are run over by a truck or simply prefer to die sooner than is required by modern medicine, everyone will need health care.
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In our modern era, medicine has improved our health.
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Central American governments do not collect enough tax revenue to provide the rudiments of a modern state: security, education and health for their people, and transport infrastructure to allow their economies to reap the full benefit of their privileged position close to the United States.
The failures of modern medicine come not in its basic approach to health and disease but in three correctable areas.
It often takes two years to obtain the environmental health and safety permits to build a modern electronic plant, a lifetime in the tech world.
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Although the older high-dose pill did carry health risks, those arising from the modern pill are generally thought to be minimal, and may well be offset by the protection the pill confers against some forms of cancer.
"Today we see that the former militant leaders are given so much money and inducements but in the communities people are still drinking from polluted waters, oil spills are not cleaned up and we don't have modern amenities - no good education facilities and no health care system, " he said.
Modern patient-focused systems are focused instead on improved health, not just administrative items.
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One of the most striking exhibitions at the Tate Modern for years is at the centre of a new health scare.
Once that happened, a slave-holder could be prosecuted for a range of offences including false imprisonment, assault and, in more modern times, for breaching specific employment regulations such as health and safety.
Educational standards are still quite inadequate for an advanced country that has to compete in the modern world and the kindest thing that can be said about health is that there have been modest improvements in care since 1997 - but at immoderate cost.
Those countries are home to private health care chains that target international patients and are building modern, high-tech hospitals with a reputation for quality care.
But Private Health is also an adaptation of the rapid advance of modern medicine, which throws off ever more and better ways to diagnose and treat disease and ultimately extend lives.
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