Specifically, this study examined the extent to which a cancer diagnosis is related to poorer mental health because it erodes finances, and the extent to which the mental health impact of cancer differs across racial/ethnic groups.
This study examined the extent to which a cancer diagnosis is related to poorer mental health because it erodes finances and the extent to which the mental health impact of cancer differs across racial/ethnic groups.
We were hopeful last month that Europe's leaders had bought themselves and the global economy time to address the fundamental economic problems eroding the finances and credibility of the 17-nation euro zone.
"This is of critical importance and perhaps one of the biggest factors eroding campaign finance contribution limits," said Craig Holman with Public Citizen.
But the added competition has further eroded the finances of established carriers, which may force consolidation in the industry.
Louisiana was one of 34 states that collected less in taxes during the period, a troubling sign that the lingering effects of the economic downturn will continue to erode state finances for some time.
Johnson told BBC1's Sunday Politics that the EU money for the next few years had already been allocated, and that the government's Office for Budget Responsibility said Brexit would initially erode public finances by about £15bn a year.
Such cutbacks, in response to the recession that has eroded state finances even while swelling Medicaid ranks, is the reason Washington's Democratic governor, Christine Gregoire, is among governors from both parties who fear the implications of the health care overhaul now being devised in Washington, D.C.
Here are the symptoms and cure of what can be pathologies, or at least troubles, that erode your finances and make your life miserable: 1. Disease: Excessive Spending — Some people overspend because it gives them a sense of power and provides an adrenaline rush, while others spend because it's a social activity and it gives them something to do.
"Recent trends in workers' wages have eroded the finances of our Social Security system," they write, "and put American families at risk".
