Sentence examples for elderly aids from inspiring English sources

Unlike most infections, which strike children and the elderly, AIDS hits the most productive members of society: businessmen, civil servants, engineers, teachers, doctors, nurses.

In this analysis, elderly AIDS patients had a higher risk for Hodgkin's lymphoma, anal cancer, liver cancer, and multiple myeloma.

Compared to the general population, elderly AIDS patients had a relative risk of 1.3 for all non-AIDS defining cancers (Biggar et al 2004).

He supported public transportation and housing, Social Security and tax reform, home health care for the elderly, aid to Israel, amnesty for draft resisters, solar energy research, federal financing of abortions and consumer protection measures.

We are also well-known and trusted because of our other outreach activities, including elderly care and legal aid.

This research examined cognitive function in elderly hearing aid users who used monaural hearing aids and whether the presence of a hearing impairment should be accounted for when screening cognitive function in these individuals.

Conservative activists want government in every instance to achieve more by doing drastically less, while those entrusted with public office must grapple with the effects of cutting health care for the elderly or aid to community colleges.

(AP) LISBON: EXPANDED SENIOR AID URGED An advocacy group for the elderly is calling on state lawmakers to raise the income limits on a prescription drug program so that more needy elderly people can receive aid.

The Cubans show no sign of being prepared to release Alan Gross, an elderly American aid worker jailed for illegally handing out telecoms equipment.

As Agence France-Presse reports, Mr. Zawahri "also mentions Warren Weinstein, an elderly U.S. aid worker kidnapped in Pakistan by Al Qaeda just over a year ago, vowing to keep him in captivity until U.S.-led forces release Qaeda followers held in Afghanistan".

This study examined cognitive function in elderly hearing aid users.