Although medication to control the virus is readily accessible, one in four people living with HIV are not aware that they have the virus, and those who are often contend with poverty, social isolation and the impact of the stigma surrounding the condition – a stigma that is still active in workplaces, communities and schools.
Oral sex is much contended.
Lots of people in a small space means that there is often a lot to contend with.
The ni-nis he so badly needs to reach are, by definition, skeptical, and the barrage of government petro-spending Capriles has had to contend with is often overwhelming.
In each of these instances, Mr. Whalen bemoans Americans' reliance on paper money and debt financing — a reliance, he contends, that is often fostered to expand political, business and financial leaders' power and wealth.
Moreover, as Lindblom contends, policy is often made through the interaction of a plurality of partisan individuals, meaning it is a highly negotiated process in which 'neutral' evidence of problems, such as the social determinants of health, play a minor role [ 91].
So added buy in from Samsung — whose high end devices are most often contending with iPhones for consumers' cash — is certainly helpful to its strategy.
But short of being able to sequence everyone's genome, many contend that race is often a useful, if imperfect, way of identifying the disease-causing variations.
Mr. Stupak contends that Accutane is often needlessly prescribed to teenagers like his son, who did not suffer from the most extreme form of acne.
They contend that money is often less helpful than knowledge, opportunities and places where folks can exchange advice with their fellow citizens.In the Conservative camp, the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, is a leading exponent of this view.
