Sentences with phrase «plagued by health problems»
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Explains why the US health care system is run by insurance companies, plagued by high costs, and increasingly has problems with medical care quality
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And Africa continues to be plagued by civil wars, drought and desertification, political instability and the problem of refugees, deteriorating health infrastructures, and institutional decay.
The research, led by embryologist Shoukhrat Mitalipov of Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, also reportedly sidestepped problems of incomplete and off - target editing that plagued previous attempts, though details could not be confirmed since the work is not yet published and Mitalipov has so far declined to comment.
Likewise, alcohol may calm down those plagued by social anxiety, but we know that alcohol isn't a cure for social anxiety; it is a drug that can temporarily help symptoms and relying on it will only cause further health problems down the line.
As a result many people continue to be plagued by chronic health problems that are actually due to undetected Candida for years.
She explained how the health problems we are plagued with in the Western world are not caused by animal products, far from it.
Basing a television show on a 20 - year - old movie (and one that had already been turned — unsuccessfully — into a TV series in 1990) is an odd decision in itself, but NBC's new «Parenthood» has also been plagued by bad luck, with original star Maura Tierney forced to drop out due to health problems and the show bounced from fall until March.
Just like humans, dogs can be plagued by a wide range of different health problems.
These itty bitty dogs, which are often plagued by the most health problems, also fetch the highest price.
Mini schnauzers are generally a healthy breed, and are not usually plagued by very many health problems.
Unfortunately IG's are plagued by their share of health problems.
Nearby Be'er Sheva, one of Israel's major cities, is periodically plagued by an undefined stench emanating from the facility, while Bedouin tribes living close to the complex are potentially at risk for major health problems, and periodically have to evacuate their homes when something goes wrong at one of the factories.