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…medical danger and requires hospitalization. While most patients can be treated as outpatients, some need hospital care. Conditions warranting hospitalization include excessive and rapid weight loss, serious metabolic disturbances, clinical depression or risk…

…the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services¡K The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (1966…

…by the United States Government to enter the United States on a temporary basis as a non-immigrant alien for purposes which include tourism, business, education, medical care, or temporary employment." (Finn) Although some aliens can be granted permission to enter…

…proposed assisted suicide laws would still leave patients vulnerable to abuse. Many are concerned that assisted suicide would be more common among low-income families that are impoverished by the cost of medical care. Opponents say that the dying patients…

…system. If the problem isn’t with the availability and quality of health care, then where does it lie? Medical practitioners have applied their holistic philosophy in all areas of health care, except the actual treatments themselves. They are treating…

…Pediatrics, branch of medicine, that comprises the care and treatment of the diseases of childhood and the study of normal growth. Pediatrics became a specialty in the 20th century. In the 1980s some pediatricians began a subspecialty called adolescent…

…argues that people have lost touch with what is truly need. Who are the “needy?” The homeless are in need help but are not desperate and distraught Singer states that suffering and death from the lack of food, shelter, and medical care are bad…

…, thousands of prisoners have been freed because of others have received better food, visits from their families, or medical care. In 1977, AI received the Nobel Peace Prize, one of the most important international prizes that any person or organization can win…

…identified on disease reports could deter people from seeking medical care or disease testing, therefore harming the individual by causing delays in care and threatening public health because such delays could results in further spread of disease. Name reporting…

…. It is important though that she get good medical care regularly. Turner’s Syndrome Bibliography: Biology Today. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. 1991: Page 217. "Turners Syndrome." Via CD-ROM: Compton’s Interactive Encyclopedia: 1996 Edition. "The Turner's…