She reminds Americans that the Republican brand has always sought to connect its politics to the virtue and accessibility of living well and nobly.
In this article, we presented our study of chromatin structure in differentiated C. elegans tissues by measuring DNA accessibility in living animals.
Using data from Beijing, this paper evaluates job accessibility for people living in affordable housing to job centers by public transit, including urban metro and bus.
It then applies those measures to determine whether people residing in socially disadvantaged neighborhoods in Montreal, Canada experience the same levels of transit accessibility as those living in other neighborhoods.
In the past, Google.org has put forward $5 million to support social justice innovators, $20 million to improve accessibility for people living with disabilities, and $40 million to fuel the growth of computer science eduction in K-12 classrooms.
Shared care models also have a role in improving service accessibility for patients living with HCV infection.
We deliberately did not seek to explore accessibility by car or by using public transport, as we feel this would not give a true picture of accessibility for patients living in more deprived areas.
In analyzing the factors related to non-adherence, we found that one of the primary health care centers was located far from the city center thus limiting accessibility to patients living far away.
CHPS is a primary health care programme in Ghana, which was pilot-tested in the early 1990s and then rolled-out as a national policy from the late 1990s onwards in order to increase health service accessibility of people living in rural and remote areas [ 36, 37].
There is clearly a need to provide a comprehensive range of specialist services to young adults with diabetes, as they transition out of early adulthood, which will conflict in a resource-shrinking health system with the need to ensure accessibility for those living in rural areas.
