Hypertension, stroke and congestive heart failure, which often result from obesity, can justify treatments covered under Medicare.
There are a number of problems with such schemes, which often result in their being short-lived.
Some bank officials blame the continuing mergers and acquisitions within the industry, which often result in fragmented operations.
For example, women tend to show higher rates of depression and anxiety type disorders, which often result in self-harm.
These laws and practices perpetuate unwanted and unplanned pregnancies, which often result in devastating consequences for women's health and prospects, and can endanger their lives.
The increase is largely attributed to a rise in the use of fertility drugs, which often result in multiple, premature births.
This month, Mr. Medvedev encouraged Russian forces to kill terrorists "without sentiment" and called for an end to jury trials in terrorism cases, which often result in acquittals.
Rights groups have not stopped criticizing international forces, particularly over the issue of night raids, which often result in civilian casualties.
Since then the government has announced plans to introduce a telephone custody notification system and suggested court fines, which often result in jail time for people who cannot afford to pay, could be skimmed directly from welfare payments.
The one shift many locals said they hoped the laws would bring about was an end to the destructive pub crawls, which often result in scores of drunk holidaymakers tearing through the streets.
