But my discontent was maximal when the bad news came from totally avoidable lose-lose games where there are no winners only losers.
"Pediatricians can make a difference by speaking out not only about the symptoms but also about the causes of these avoidable deaths and lost human potential.
Smith et al. [[ 20], p.4] describe the population health measures as 'measures of aggregate data on the health of the population'; for instance, life expectancy, years of life lost, avoidable mortality, or disability-adjusted life-years (i.e. DALYs).
As trusted professionals looked to for guidance by parents and governments, pediatricians can make a difference by speaking out loudly and clearly not only about the symptoms but also about the causes of these avoidable deaths and lost human and economic potential.
The key to saving money is to never lose money on avoidable fees and interest charges.
Let us not lose another one to avoidable violence and civil wars.
Collectively the sector is losing talent the UK cannot afford to lose, often for bad and avoidable reasons rather than the trite "maybe women just don't want to do science" kind of explanation that some people crudely propose.
In a statement given to HuffPost, McIntyre said the victims "deserved better" than to lose their lives in an avoidable crash.
Decisions made in this context tend to be less drastic for the mother than for the fetus, given that the latter has more life-years to lose, and faces health hazards that are wholly avoidable.
"Both taxpayers and benefit recipients lose out when recipients spend millions of taxpayer dollars on avoidable fees instead of meeting household needs," Andrea Luquetta, the author of the California Reinvestment Coalition study, told HuffPost.
"I am more disappointed in the goals we lost … Avoidable".
