It is truly frightening that homeless people are so vulnerable to attack ("Seeking Answers on a 4-Block Path to a Killing," front page, June 19).
The concern for American newspapers and magazines, lawyers say, is that the recent Berezovsky ruling, as well as the growing availability of American publications on the Internet, will make them increasingly vulnerable to plaintiffs seeking to take their grievances to English courts.
Since attitudes are thought to influence help-seeking in the general population [ 2, 26, 27] and this age group is already at risk, young elite athletes may be particularly vulnerable to not seeking help.
Mugabe is not portrayed simply as a monster: he is complex and vulnerable, forced to seek help from a white psychiatrist.
by Mark Townsend The Home Office has been accused of "shameful" behaviour for using the agreement that allows vulnerable children to seek asylum in the United Kingdom to secretly deport more than 700 people.
Would it not be more humane to allow these vulnerable groups to seek asylum at European embassies in Athens, or better yet, in European embassies in their home regions?
Members of health-care teams should be able to identify and empower vulnerable parents to seek and maintain social support.
It is vital for medical schools to recognise and support all students experiencing depression, but in particular to consider how best to encourage this especially vulnerable group to seek help, given the evidence that suggests their reluctance to do so. 1 26 48 49 The HADS-D is a well-validated and widely used self-report instrument.
The poor and the wealthy may be vulnerable to (or seek treatment for) different types of diseases, which may be covered differently by the insurance.
The side-effects, both medical and non-medical that come with regular abuse of drugs and alcohol makes it virtually impossible for these most vulnerable of people to seek help.
