Public health research emphasizes prevention of death, disability and injury.
Falls are a major problem for patients and hospitals, resulting in death, disability and increased costs of healthcare.
Distributions are also allowed for death, disability or up to $10,000 for first-time home purchases.
He wanted to protect workers and their families from financial hardship due to death, disability or aging.
Focusing aggressive therapy on one serious diagnosis can complicate another to the point of death, disability or prolonged hospitalization.
All the families I speak to have been through battles of some kind – death, disability, divorce, cancer – on top of bringing up children.
When the researchers looked at death, disability and dementia, they found virtually no difference between the aspirin-taking group and the group given a placebo.
The third and fourth sections of the Amendment (pertaining to death, disability, disqualification, and succession) are addressed further in the Twenty-fifth Amendment.
And the excluded spouse can end up managing the family's money at the worst possible time: after death, disability or divorce.
This unfortunate state of affairs serves to remind the nation of the importance of the core mission of Social Security — to provide widespread and basic protection against loss of income due to death, disability or retirement.
Vice president of the United States of America, officer next in rank to the president of the United States, who ascends to the presidency on the event of the president's death, disability, resignation, or removal.
