Pressurising someone to engage in often inappropriate activities under the threat of losing their benefit causes a huge deal of additional anxiety, often making people more unwell and less able to work," he told the Independent.
And for those patients near the end of life, the treatments being offered may no longer be of benefit, causing more pain than good.
Research by Aviva into the benefits and causes of intergenerational living prompted a lively debate amongst readers about the realities of grown-up children going back to live with their parents.
Despite this concession – and the relatively small sums at stake – child benefits caused one of the biggest rows at the summit, as the Visegrád countries opposed other countries taking advantage.
He said: "Pressurising people by threatening to stop their benefits causes a great deal of financial problems and emotional distress, with some people attempting to take their own lives as a result.
This will benefit the cause of peace, stability in the region and security among nations, particularly those of the Americas.
As a result, this type of modification for an existing power plant can greatly benefit the cause of energy efficiency and sustainable development.
In 1915, Knoedler held a show of a different kind, one both of old masters and contemporary painters -- among them Rembrandt, Rubens, Bronzino, Degas and Cassatt -- to benefit the cause of women's suffrage.
Though less than a month old, Hello La Mode is already scheduled to have special events like "Shop & Give," a series of celebrity-curated collections that benefit the cause of their choice.
But how does celebrating a fabricated and corrupt idol benefit the cause of Italians, Catholics, or the integrity of Americans' shared history?
