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They are afraid of decreasing income and standing by loosing patients in a fee-for-service payment with free entrance to all levels of care.
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Therefore, in patients who have been previously on other antiresorptive medications, PTH can and should be given without being afraid of decreased efficacy.
For instance, in the lead case the inhabitants almost denied health problems being afraid of losing their jobs and decreasing the value of their houses, while, in contrast, the people living in the neighbourhood of the waste incinerators almost claimed health damage caused by the incineration activities.
Some GPs seemed to be afraid of inducing negative psychological reactions and decreasing well-being in the population –a concern not supported by other Danish studies in general practice, which report that health checks do not impair mental well-being [ 16- 18].
Traditionally, we are afraid of the side effects of success: decreased hospital use can mean that people are being kept healthier, but we fear that shrinking volumes could mean some neighborhoods lose their hospitals.
"They are afraid of competition, they are afraid of development".
Dan's afraid to because Dan's afraid of everything.
"I'm afraid, afraid of the war.
"I was afraid of starvation, terribly afraid.
Afraid of risk?
Afraid of falling.
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