Here is a look at three ways older adults are working to try to solve the nation's health care troubles.
Teresa Valdez Klein, who has commented on Dell's customer care troubles before on the Blog Business Summit Web site, compared Dell's public relations problems to those of Britney Spears.
But even there, in a speech laced with the history of the struggle for civil rights, Mr. Obama closed with a message aimed at a biracial, new generation audience: the image of a young white woman, motivated by her mother's health care troubles, and an elderly black man working together for his campaign.
The protagonist, Laetitia (Laetitia Dosch), is a TV journalist whose on-the-street reporting from the Left Bank rally where the Socialist Hollande's supporters await the results is disrupted by child-care trouble.
The pharmaceutical industry must do more to show that it is not the cause of today's health-care troubles but part of the cure.
The trustees agreed to pay him five thousand dollars a month to take care of Trouble.
Among the words he cited as particularly troublesome were kea (care), toraburu (trouble), risuku (risk) and shisutemu (system).
C1 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A14-15 EdiTheialsciencescience adviser's rejoinder; piracy and terrorism; child care in trouble; justice begrudged.
These vast disparities in health care coverage trouble me because they compromise, in a subtle but real way, my ability to do my best work as a nurse.
He spent days visiting furniture stores in Inglenook and nearby towns, selecting bedroom and office equipment with infinite care and trouble.
One in six GP surgeries in England is at risk of offering patients poor care, including trouble getting an appointment and being given out of date medicine, the NHS care watchdog has warned.
