These treatments are not recommended by the Learned Societies in France but are envisaged in some countries and not addressed in the medical press.
The suit, which will be addressed in press conference later today, alleges that Dell mislead its customers into thinking they were getting low financing when in fact it was applying high credit to computer purchases.
He's appeared at so many press conferences, impromptu addresses in the press room, and even a primetime television speech in the past few weeks, that it's hard to keep track of them all.
Not long after the tribal press conference, Bundy, who is adept a public relations, a skill he appears to have acquired from the days at the forefront of his father's ranch in Nevada in 2014, addressed the press in what has become a daily morning briefing.
That question is very rarely addressed in discussions of press regulation.
Though the extent of the budgeting strictures are unknown, and though it is not solely his department, the conspiratorial manner in which he addressed the press on the subject accorded him greater ownership than might otherwise have been the case.
This scenario, a fast-tracked Israeli-Palestinian accord neutralizes the Arab world in case of a preemptive Israeli strike to prevent a nuclear Iran, is what Obama and Netanyahu will have or at least should have decided on before they addressed the press in the Oval Office with knowing smiles.
Well, Clinton's brought it back, this time in black, as she addressed the press alongside Peruvian Prime Minister Salomon Lerner in DC today.
Paul Waugh on his blog says David Cameron had a good line in John Bercow jokes when he addressed the press gallery lunch.
This was the first time he had addressed the press since Capello resigned in protest at the FA's decision to remove Terry as England's captain.
