N-of-1 trials will accelerate development of the PC evidence base to improve care offered to this very disadvantaged and frail group and make a significant contribution to quality of life for people with terminal illness and their carers.
"But this study says that in these very disadvantaged men, there is underdetection and undertreatment, that the cancers are not being found early enough".
Help shouldn't only be given at crisis point: Families [with young people who were involved in the riots] are very disadvantaged in multiple ways and they often don't get the services or other help they need until they reach crisis point.
Under NACP III and through the State AIDS Committees there is an important opportunity to address the needs of a neglected, and very disadvantaged, sub-group of the Indian population.
ALMPs may have negative effects on participants' future employment probabilities due to the participation in the program; if the measure is too tightly targeted at very disadvantaged workers, they may be stigmatized.
Considering childhood circumstances there was a rather high prevalence of adversity, with nearly half of the respondents reporting disadvantaged or very disadvantaged childhood circumstances.
The program in the Pool region provided care to a very disadvantaged population: rural, poor, isolated and conflict-affected.
Comparison with data from the 1991 UK census suggests that the ALSPAC sample was broadly representative of the UK population at the time, with an under-representation of very disadvantaged families and very young mothers [38].
"A lot of the people I treat have had very disadvantaged lives and very little resources.
Children whose families live well below the poverty line or who live in very disadvantaged neighborhoods can face particularly difficult challenges.
