Concerns have been voiced regarding growing imbalances in cost sharing between young and old insured due to demographic changes (larger fraction of elderly >65 years and rise in average age).
Concerns have been voiced regarding the short post-antibiotic effect (PAE) of VAN (<2 h).
Numerous concerns have been voiced regarding the methodological soundness of these meta-analyses.
Moreover, concerns have been voiced regarding the exhaustiveness of the ICF as a comprehensive classification of disability [ 51] and several validation studies of the ICF core set for RA have found some omissions from the perspective of patients and physicians that future research should address [ 52, 53].
Although concerns have been voiced regarding the quality of online health information, only a few cases of actual harm in connection with health information gleaned from the Internet have been reported [ 9- 11] and the overall impact has been positive [ 3, 8, 12].
In line with a previous study in Asia [ 25], and giving weight to recent concerns that have been voiced regarding the epidemic of obesity and type 2 diabetes in Asia [ 16], we found diabetes mellitus to be the first leading cause of obesity cost (6,385.7 million baht), followed by ischemic heart disease (2,168.4 million baht), and stroke (2017.6 million baht).
Tomsk colleagues felt that behavioral interventions would potentially be more acceptable to some patients who would not want to take more medications, though some reservations were voiced regarding the appropriateness and feasibility of providers not trained in addictions care to deliver counseling on AUDs.
Ironically, a missile's very precision raises objection to drones in the civilian community: "Innocent civilians are killed by missile-firing drones!" That objection is seldom voiced regarding artillery barrages, which are greatly more likely to kill many more civilians than a Hellfire missile.
Concerns were also voiced, regarding the over- and irrational use of antibiotics, and in terms of limited capacity for regulation, monitoring, and quality assurance.
Such suspicions have continued to be voiced, in regard to Grandin's book and to autistic autobiographies in general, but as I read Temple's papers (and her many autobiographical articles) I found a detail and consistency, a directness, that changed my mind.
During the planning stages of the project, there was voiced uncertainty regarding the acceptance of a permanent change in the senior resident rotation schedule from the senior residents who were concerned about the immediate impact, and from the junior residents given their upcoming inevitable transition into the senior role.
