Join us for a mostly serious look at the implications raised by reuse, syndication and commercial exploitation of microcontent.
In this paper we address the environmental factors that may contribute to illness, the types of associated economic costs, the issues of water quality monitoring and the policy implications raised by the apparent rise in incidence of marine water-related illnesses.
We do so given their prominence in discussions with key-informants and in order to highlight and unpack these new considerations that warrant being factored into dialogues and future studies of the health policy implications raised by medical tourism.
Specifically, we apply Pocock and Phua's previously-published conceptual framework of policy implications raised by medical tourism to explore its relevance in this new context and to identify additional considerations raised by the Jamaican context.
The convergence of aging and HIV have CNS implications, raising the possibility of accelerated neurodegenerative syndromes.
It was also difficult to probe about inconsistencies in the participant's reporting of sex because these may have been related to multiple partners, and we were aware of the ethical and social and implications raising such issues too critically during interviews with male partners.
Although hyperlactatemia after cardiac surgery is common, the implications of raised levels remain controversial.
The discovery of the mask and the implications it raised about the passengers' final moments were conveyed to the Australian's family before Timmermans' interview on Wednesday night, the prosecutor's office said.
3. In groups representing different segments of the population, discuss the implications of raising a religious monument on government property.
It was the first time in four decades that the court had revisited the meaning of "obvious" in patent law, Mr. Elman said, and the implications of raising the bar for inventors are, in his view, huge.
