Sentences with phrase «health acts usually»

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The web is rightly abuzz with analysis of the Supreme Court's impending consideration of the US Affordable Care Act, usually known as Obama's health care bill.
In public health and political terms, «drugs» usually refers to recreational drugs, specifically those which are illegal under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham has said that Efford's Bill will remove «the most noxious elements of the Health & Social Care Act», though private members bills are usually short - and rarely become law without government support.
Short answer: Oil pulling is the act of swishing oil (usually Sesame, Sunflower or Coconut) in the mouth for up to 20 minutes to improve oral health.
For example, if your usually active pup suddenly starts acting withdrawn and lethargic, that's a sign that there could be a health issue.
abnormalities that have been caused by a wrongful act or omission, which usually involves the act of a physician directly impacting the health of an infant 2.
Corporate manslaughter or Gross Negligence Manslaughter is usually where the defendant is a director of a company and has committed an offence under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.
There's a crazy little program called COBRA — the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act — that will let you and your family keep your health insurance, including any group dental benefits provided by your employer, for a limited period of time (usually 18 or 36 months).
While your own health insurance plan will usually act as primary coverage, your travel health insurance can cover your out - of - pocket expenses up to the plan limit.
You can still insure yourself with Short - term health insurance if you are not eligible for domestic health insurance under Affordable Care Act (ACA) or missed the deadline for ObamaCare, which is usually November 15 to February 15.
You may also need that person's permission to buy a policy on them, since life insurance companies must access the medical history of someone who's looking to be insured and, according to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, that person (the insured) usually has to sign a written consent form to release his or her medical records.
While neither process purports to be the only answer; as one size rarely fits all, the horror show that litigation often is, involves people frequently putting on their «Halloween Masks» to use intimidation, threats, cost, and endless unilateral acts (calculated or otherwise) to gain advantage;... usually at the expense of the family's emotional and financial health.
It can not usually be anticipated by the people it affects, and victims of violent acts may experience serious mental health issues as a result, such as posttraumatic stress, depression, and anxiety.
A Collaborative Divorce «team» usually includes a financial expert (to help the couple create an equitable division of property) and a mental - health professional (to act as a coach to help one or both parties work through the emotional issues that are preventing the couple from reaching settlement).
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