"If you are going to charge $125, you are not going to serve an underserved population".
Dr. Ruberman had a lifelong commitment to public health and service to the underserved population of Brooklyn.
As a growing and medically underserved population, the cancer-related needs and concerns of the LGBTQ community are a crucial area to be addressed.
And serious negotiations — spurred by a severe shortage of physicians in the region, and an underserved population plagued by epidemics — date back more than 20 years.
Mr. Ruskay said charity plays a particularly important role for what he called an underserved population -- those who exist somewhere between the self-sufficient and the people who have to rely on government aid.
So now, as a leader of an organisation whose mission is to advocate for a specific and underserved population, I find it beyond frustrating that slacktivism is more common than true activism or advocacy.
Further study of incarceration in this underserved population will help explain and address the mechanisms by which mental illness places these individuals at greater risk of incarceration.
To examine dietary status and its risk factors among adults aged 40 74 years at high risk of colorectal cancer (CRC) in an economically and medically underserved population.
These preliminary results could be used to develop future studies and to design and implement culturally sensitive interventions for this underserved population.
We have 1.2 billion people, 60percentt of the world's uncultivated arable land and the most technologically underserved population on the planet.
"With over $200 billion spent yearly by students, we believe this is a massively underserved population – and one that Chegg knows incredibly well".
