In challenging the Maine program, the drug industry said it was illegal because "it burdens Medicaid and Medicaid recipients for the express purpose of assisting the non-Medicaid population".
However, the number of embryos in storage around the world is steadily increasing, to the point that the increasing number of embryos in storage has become a burden for the centre of assisted reproduction.
With a difficult budget situation in the U.S. and similarly precarious budget challenges in Germany, which is currently shouldering a great burden in assisting the sagging economies of some of its EU neighbors, it's difficult to see the wisdom in spending close to $1,000,000,000 on a system that will never be used.
The Caregiver Burden scale [ 33] assesses the subjective burden of the persons assisting the person with stroke.
Therefore a better understanding of those potential variables associated with the burden of headache can assist clinicians in understanding which factors may play an important role in the management of TTH.
A key insight of feminist bioethics is that, because women bear a disproportionate share of the associated risks and burdens, new reproductive technologies are not gender neutral, a fact frequently ignored in debates about the ethics of assisted reproduction.
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Our prototype system aims to reduce the burden of medical staffs, and to assist subjects to perform the assessments.
Measuring and comparing the community based burden of these symptom complexes will assist evidence-based allocation of resources.
This result suggests that it is valuable to promote the protective factors of adjustment, assess adolescents' burden of disease-related stress, and assist them in developing ways to cope with it.
