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With prices far in excess of the cost of production, there are, for example, huge profits to be gained by persuading pharmacies, hospitals, or doctors to shift sales to your products.
Opinion surveys suggest that Americans want to maintain many of the “discretionary” domestic programs – schools, hospitals, transportation infrastructure, recreational parks, etc. – that are now on the chopping block in budget negotiations.
Russian corruption goes beyond levels experienced elsewhere, and for three reasons:The Communist Party, where many leaders began their careers, was a breeding ground for corruption in the form of privileges (dachas, private hospitals, restaurants, vacation homes, scarce consumer goods) reserved for communist leaders.
Impunity, in turn, erodes the credibility of the country’s institutions, including public
hospitals
and clinics.
Another line of reasoning is that businesses that depend heavily on continuity – for example, hospitals, outsourcing firms in India, and stock exchanges – will invest in their own backup systems.
Appropriate accounting, separating expenditures for recapitalizing banks from ordinary expenditures, such as those needed to run
hospitals
and schools, would make clear that these expenditures are not by themselves inflationary.
While emerging economies should aim to emulate these two countries’ educational and health achievements, they should also try to emulate the way Singapore and South Korea paid for all those schools and hospitals: by borrowing abroad and running external deficits whenever necessary.
But, when governments are working to provide more tangible basic necessities – say, ensuring that citizens have reliable access to clean drinking water or road links to markets and
hospitals
– educational reform can often fall by the wayside.
According to recent reports, Hamas’s senior officials are currently hiding in
hospitals.
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has rightly allowed convoys of food and medicine into Gaza during the fighting, and Israeli
hospitals
are treating several injured Gazan citizens.
Dissidents picked up by the police but not formally arrested sometimes wind up in re-education camps or in psychiatric
hospitals
run by the public security bureau.
Officials argued that no heavy artillery fire was ever directed at civilians or hospitals, that any collateral injury to civilians was minimal, and that they fully respected international law, including the proscription against execution of captured prisoners.
Deprived of the right to vote, of political representation, and of access to
hospitals
and schools, they have faced pogroms whenever the military that has tyrannized Myanmar for a half-century has tired of starving them.
It is putting forward economically and politically impossible recommendations, telling Argentina to cut public services to the extreme, when schools and
hospitals
are already on the verge of collapse.
Because many people do not have easy access to
hospitals
and clinics, these figures are rough estimates at best.
Although abortions have been constitutionally protected since 1996, just 5% of public clinics and
hospitals
offer the procedure, and as many as half of all abortions are conducted in unsafe facilities.
Countries across the continent are racing to construct the roads, ports, power stations, schools, and
hospitals
they will need to sustain their growth and meet the needs of their fast-growing and urbanizing populations.
Much of Syria’s infrastructure – from housing blocks to
hospitals
– lies in ruins.
Controls may even require curbing individual freedoms, like accessing
hospitals
or getting on airplanes.
But Iraq’s government has not completed a single infrastructure project: no new hospitals, schools, roads, or housing whatsoever.
Most cases of attempted trafficking do not involve nuclear material; rather, they involve radioactive substances of the type held in hospitals, factories, and other locations all over the world.
Several African countries – Mali, Central African Republic, South Sudan, and Somalia – are engulfed in permanent civil war, leaving citizens without potable water, much less schools, hospitals, and other social infrastructure.
They could profit from smartphones with simple adaptations that can be used in a range of health-screening tests (for example, for cardiovascular disease, HIV and other pathogens, or malaria), with the results being sent straight to
hospitals
for an immediate response.
As they frequent hospitals, and nursing homes, they come into contact with many health-care professionals, caregivers, and pieces of medical equipment, all of which could spread the fungus onto their skin or into their bodies.
Not only are Candida infections particularly common in hospitals, but their fatality rates also seem to be higher among patients in
hospitals
and, specifically, intensive-care facilities.
Hospitals
and medical centers need molecular techniques to identify C. auris accurately.
The spread of C. auris highlights the need for coordinated local and international public-health initiatives to address the emerging problem of drug-resistant infections in
hospitals.
Given that Futenma is located in a densely-populated urban area that includes more than 100 schools, hospitals, and shops, critics contend that the Osprey would endanger the lives of thousands of island residents.
It does not take into account the damage from drug-resistant illnesses outside of
hospitals
or the impact of escalating healthcare costs.
Saudi warplanes have bombed homes, markets, hospitals, and refugee camps in Yemen, leading critics to accuse the Kingdom of deliberately terrorizing civilians to turn public opinion against the Houthis.
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