Dr. Nicholas J. White, a prominent Oxford malaria researcher, said it was "not fair to credit this discovery to one individual"; he named others he considered equally deserving, including the clinical trial leader, Dr. Li, and a chemist, Li Ying.
"We need to get on with redesigning our NHS to make it easier for doctors, nurses and other NHS staff to provide the care their patients deserve – including at weekends".
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We can treat each other with respect and dignity deserved, including those with disabilities.
You shouldn't expect anything other than that because the best is what you deserve, including from yourself.
He took shots wherever they were deserved, including at us, famously, in Page One, the 2011 documentary about the Times of which he was the star.
The time has come to stop regarding addiction as a character flaw -- a personal and moral failing -- and to provide the treatment people suffering from the disease deserve, including long-term management for those with the chronic form of the disease, just as we do for hypertension or diabetes or cancer.
The time has come to stop regarding addiction as a personal and moral failing and to provide the treatment people suffering from the disease deserve, including long-term management for those with the chronic form of the disease, just as we do for hypertension or diabetes or cancer.
Other notable big money men who just missed out on the international recognition they surely deserved include another Saint, Peter Crouch, who went from Portsmouth to Aston Villa for a cool £5m, and Lee Hughes, who demanded combined fees of £7.5m between West Brom and Coventry in just 12 months.
The choices expressed by individuals appeared to be concern for equity (giving a fair chance) over efficiency or for specific sub-groups of patients they believed were justifiably more "deserving" (including patients who had waited longer, adhered to treatment regimens, and valued their transplanted kidney); not as a utilitarian notion of getting the best return possible from the graft.
