But that would be the next step to "eventually exploit [these health associated bacteria] to promote health," the authors wrote.
Neither experts working in the health care system, for whom a fundamental national right to health is highly significant to the legal concretisation of health care provisions, nor persons who wish or are compelled to exploit the health care system, can appeal to 'hard law'.
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As the Ebola crisis has highlighted in recent months, diseases can exploit weak health systems and quickly turn the clock back on success.
There should be new programmes of methodological and empirical prognosis research exploiting electronic health records to define, phenotype, and follow up people with different health related conditions (recommendation 3).
If so, that may be because financial regulation gives Democrats a rare opportunity to tap the Tea Party populism that Republicans have exploited on health care.
Intriguingly, a recent rapid growth in cell-phone use and digital technology in rural areas has not yet been appropriately exploited for health care training and delivery purposes.
Although the accuracy of detection was only fair, twenty-two other morbidities could also be exploited for health insurers' risk adjustment or ambulatory cost control.
This application of CA is beginning to be exploited in health literature [ 9, 10], and no studies to our knowledge, have compared the predictive validity and temporal stability of CA techniques among diverse subgroups of minorities.
However, it is regrettable to observe with Joyce [ 9] that "despite GIS having applications in fields as diverse as engineering and anthropology, the potential of GIS has yet to be fully exploited in health settings".
