There is a scarcity of therapeutic options for patients with triple-negative metastatic breast cancer, and growing resistance to the available options biased by a continuous focus on cancer cell targets, which are by nature genetically unstable and prone to mutations.
The scarcity of bathroom options has been both a major hassle for the protesters and a source of tension with their neighbors and the local community board.
According to the New York Times, the film highlighted "a key bridge between hunger and obesity: the scarcity of healthful options in low-income neighborhoods and the unlikelihood that poor, food-insecure people like Precious would choose them".
Although the higher-level teams seem to have plenty to lose and little to gain by playing these games, the financial benefits and the scarcity of other options usually outweigh the risk of an unlikely defeat.
He's from Staten Island, and whether by skill or by scarcity of other options, he turned his album into an impromptu revival of that borough's original heroes, the Wu-Tang Clan.
That it is greasy chicken, and that she vomits it up in a subsequent scene, points to the problem that experts call a key bridge between hunger and obesity: the scarcity of healthful options in low-income neighborhoods and the unlikelihood that poor, food-insecure people like Precious would choose them.
The pregnancy and puerperium pose particular challenges for women with migraine due to the scarcity of treatment options in these periods.
Parents also know that this isn't just an issue for the interview: Many towns and regions have what Robinson called "childcare deserts," where there is a scarcity of affordable options to replace the parent on a more daily basis.
High exposure and vulnerability are linked to skewed development processes, such as those associated with environmental mismanagement, rapid demographic changes, rapid and unplanned economic processes, urbanization in hazardous areas, poor governance, and the scarcity of livelihood options for people, particularly the poor (IPCC 2012).
The scarcity of treatment options close to home and a "boys don't cry" mentality common to many lobster fishermen, according to Nelson, means that many addicts in Machias are not getting the treatment they need.
