Mr. Angell said: "He is an adult, a grown-up who handles the media and other adversities with absolute aplomb.
In this and other low-resource settings, extreme poverty, poor access to services, family conflict, and other adversities put children and families affected by HIV/AIDS at increased risk of mental health problems.
This pilot study examined the psychometric properties of the Benevolent Childhood Experiences (BCEs) scale, a new instrument designed to assess positive early life experiences in adults with histories of childhood maltreatment and other adversities.
To you I say, look at those individuals fighting our wars, those experiencing earthquakes, famine and other adversities and then you can wholeheartedly say, thank you, God, for your tender mercies.
Battered by real estate pressures, a tough economy and other adversities, the wholesalers and a number of flower retailers huddle mostly along 28th Street between Seventh Avenue and Broadway amid import-export companies, wholesale accessories outlets and sidewalk pocketbook vendors.
The effects -- "a paralyzing powerlessness" that "mixes corrosively with other adversities that deprive those in or near poverty of the ability to effect change" -- are visible each time Kara and her family appear in the book.
We are concerned with historical, social, and cultural aspects of health care, poverty, and other adversities intimately interconnected with disease, as well as the ethical issues that arise in the practice of medicine today.
The authors maintain that this kind of evidence could be especially useful in efforts to support students suffering from trauma and other adversities that trigger stress in the body, hurting students' ability to succeed.
The 10 students have endured plenty of hardship, facing down the deaths of family members, poverty, displacement, abuse and other adversities that have forced each to grow up far too swiftly.
"We were actually able to say being a victim of bullying is having an effect a decade later, above and beyond other psychiatric problems in childhood and other adversities," said William E. Copeland, lead author of the study and an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Duke University Medical Center.
Shepherds' extreme vulnerability to bad weather conditions, diseases and other adversities such as theft, wars or looting led to the creation of a whole protection system, based on ancestral practices and rituals, to safeguard them from the hazards they were exposed to in their jobs.
