«Infants who were breastfed for a minimum of 6 months experienced $ 1,435.00
less health care claims than formula fed infants.»
Not exact matches
This time, the all - purpose right - wing rejoinder to any and all
claims on the public purse, from single - payer
health -
care to decent public education to government - financed R&D to international climate - transition assistance to well - run national parks — «We're broke» — seems a whole hell of a lot
less unassailable than it did just a few months ago.
Health care industry professionals and
care facilities often have substantial resources to fight negligence
claims and settle for
less than survivors deserve, if they are willing to settle at all.
In its defence of two actions against Imperial Tobacco, one being litigation by British Columbia for
health care costs incurred by BC to treat illnesses caused by tobacco usage, and the second being a
claim by class members who bought «light» or «mild» cigarettes, Imperial Tobacco sought to add Canada as a third party, based on statements Canada made to tobacco companies and the public about the purportedly
lesser risk of «light» reduced - tar cigarettes as compared with normal cigarettes.