Groups like Search for Common Ground remind us that community efforts can account for the deeply social dimensions of Ebola and other matters of sickness and health, conflict and stability.
Groups like Search for Common Ground remind us that community efforts can account for the deeply social dimensions of Ebola — and other matters of sickness and health, conflict and stability.
"No matter what kind of sickness has taken hold of you, let's blame gluten,'' April Peveteaux writes in her highly entertaining book "Gluten Is My Bitch".
"No matter what kind of sickness has taken hold of you, let's blame gluten," April Peveteaux writes in her highly entertaining book "Gluten Is My Bitch".
Many physicians in Sweden, as well as in other countries, find the matter of certification of sickness absence (COSA) particularly burdensome.
They reckon I won't be able to drive afterwards," says DC Bailey (Suranne Jones) matter-of-factly, through red-wine stained lips and morning sickness fug on ITV1's thoroughly excellent detective drama Scott & Bailey (Sun, 9pm, ITV1).
They were accepted without question in my family, considered as matter-of-fact as eating the eyes out of a steamed fish or sucking on dried ginger to cure car sickness.
The Federal Joint Committee presides over matters of exclusion of health care services, and/or the evaluation and examination of treatment methods; the Committee handles these matters in response to requests from the federal associations of sickness funds and the German Hospital Federation.
In addition to the constant attention-grabbing matters of love, children, sickness, and death, we now, of course, have the rise of technology-related distractions, which some decry as the great enemy of concentration.
"We are confident that these new therapies will be a key part of the global effort to eliminate sleeping sickness within a matter of years," Bernard Pécoul, executive director of DNDi, said in a statement. .
