In its 40th year, Iran's theocracy looks in poor health.
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At 77, Khameni is thought to be in poor health.
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DNA and other analysis revealed he was in poor health.
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That rose to 43 percent for those in poor health.
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It's definitely a shock, he was not in poor health.
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Only elderly people or people in poor health wear them.
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Rumours have swirled for months that he is in poor health.
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Long in poor health, Mr. Karimov had a stroke on Aug.
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Reviews have even cast doubt on saturated fat's role in poor health.
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Her mother, who still lived in Newport Beach, was in poor health.
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Most of those people would be low-income and in poor health.
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Queen Sirikit, 84, has also been in poor health over recent years.
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But the late 1970s, all were in poor health except superhero titles.
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The Idaho Falls Post Register said that Mason is in "poor health."
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Kim, then 85, was in poor health but was insistent on going.
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The fund is listed as being in poor health, the station reported.
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Atticus Finch, older, in poor health, reveals his ugly, festering racism to his
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The man is in poor health, skinny and coughing frequently due to tuberculosis.
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During that time, Kendall says he was in "poor" health, weighing 250 lbs.
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" Rose added, "I am in poor health and disabled ... and have trouble walking.
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Boulez was in poor health, and had only a few months to live.
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His boss, President Mahmoud Abbas, is in his 80s and in poor health.
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Administrative Judge Brendan Sheehan told WJW many inmates were already in poor health.
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Older beneficiaries, women and those in poor health faced higher-than-average costs.
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Many of the cases occur in people who are hospitalized in poor health.
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The insurance fund is listed as being in poor health, according to WCHS.
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That health matters is something we should remember when people are in poor health.
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Lawyers for the 75-year-old former general say he is in poor health.
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When they were rescued, every single one of the dogs was in poor health.
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Especially vulnerable people who were known to be in poor health were monitored closely.
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Mr. Cosby, 81, is paying his debt to society late and in poor health.
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Franklin, who is 76, has been in poor health over the last few years.
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He has been in poor health since a kidney transplant in India in 2007.
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He'd heard she was in poor health but knew very little about her life.
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Prior to his incarceration, Rajagopal's lawyers had said that their client was in poor health.
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Shortly thereafter, he found his forever family, but Captain Weenie was still in poor health.
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Castro had been in poor health since an intestinal ailment nearly killed him in 2006.
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He is said to be in poor health, and has gone on several hunger strikes.
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"She's in poor health and she's stubborn and she don't want to go," he said.
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He had been in poor health since suffering a stroke in 2014, the team said.
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Some people are incensed that they are being held without bail while in poor health.
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Nichole's grandmother is in her nineties and has been in poor health for some time.
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People in prison are also more likely to be in poor health to begin with.
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Moore claims to be in poor health and appeared before the judge in a wheelchair.
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" Up to 43 percent of the individuals denied care described themselves as "in poor health.
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His father has been in poor health, adding to his family's distress over the detentions.
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The dolphin was found emaciated and in poor health, and biologists decided to "humanely euthanize" it.
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Most are jobless, in poor health since their war ordeals and unable to pay the fees.
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Debbie Reynolds was "frail" and in poor health in the months leading to her tragic death.
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But that hasn't stopped Trump or his team from implying that Clinton is in poor health.
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The men's depression symptoms during pregnancy were tied to their being stressed or in poor health.
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The Ohio native and Ohio University graduate had reportedly been in poor health for some time.
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He is now 78 and in poor health, and they can't afford the increase, she said.
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He has said only that he would not run again if he were in poor health.
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Now in poor health, Little is in custody in California, according to Ector County DA Bland.
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The stigma surrounding periods result in poor health education, health issues, and low attendance rates in schools.
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Workers in poor health are less productive; they also tend to leave work, meaning higher staff turnover.
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The remaining whales are said to be in poor health, with some suffering from symptoms of hypothermia.
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The Taliban militants in Afghanistan say their American captive's condition has deteriorated and is in poor health.
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Now, Mr. Redstone is 22005, in poor health and confined to his $22008 million Beverly Hills mansion.
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It is so even if he is much older, 0003, and said to be in poor health.
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He did not specify a cause but said she had been in poor health for several months.
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Some members of the opposition said he had been in poor health worsened by Egypt's prison conditions.
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He had reportedly been in poor health the last few years and was hospitalized several months ago.
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The congressman had been moving through the Capitol on a motorized scooter and was in poor health.
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No cause was given, but he had been in poor health for some time, the publisher said.
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Canine influenza can be potentially fatal if the animal is in poor health and protocol is not followed.
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But he has suffered at least one stroke in recent years and looks to be in poor health.
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Caballe, who had been in poor health for some years, died in Barcelona, EFE said citing hospital sources.
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According to UsWeekly, Frank Rinna was in poor health and was hospitalized multiple times for pneumonia last year.
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Caretakers are less likely to be in the workforce and more likely to be in poor health themselves.
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His sentence had been delayed when his lawyers said he had nearly died and was in poor health.
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It wasn't shock — he was 653 and in poor health, of course — but it's a moment for grief.
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Her parents, who live in West End, N.C., about 85 miles east of Charlotte, are in poor health.
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She was in her 50s and had been in poor health, but nothing seemed urgent or life-threatening.
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"If people think that I am in poor health, I'm not going to win this election," he writes.
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She wanted to fight to be healthy at a time she was seeing her sisters suffer in poor health.
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More than 80 percent of the arrivals are women and children, with many in poor health, said the IFRC.
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Little is in poor health and will likely stay in prison in Texas until his death, the FBI states.
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The man, who is in poor health, turned out not to be a match for the serial killer's sample.
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Mr. Saltzman, now 87 and in poor health, was born in Germany and survived World War II in Poland.
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He believes they were already in poor health and then succumbed to heart attacks brought on by the stress.
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Ben-Eliezer had been in poor health for several years and retired from politics under a cloud in 2014.
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The former president, Mr. Htin Kyaw, who has been in poor health, did not explain his reason for resigning.
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How convenient for the Met to let Mr. Levine go now that he is 74 and in poor health.
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His daughter Eileen Flynn said he had been in poor health since an operation for skin cancer in March.
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Ward was in "poor health" and had a heart condition and trouble walking, family members told the Press Democrat.
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Smith — 81 years old and in poor health — killed himself in May 2017, 10 days after speaking to Harris.
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But Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has been plagued, as it were, by the notion that she's in poor health.
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Ms. Salaman was in poor health; when she died, Mr. Morton assumed he'd inherit some of his mother's fortune.
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Without a penalty for going uninsured, only people in poor health who really need health insurance end up buying it.
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"They are old and in poor health -- their have high blood pressures -- so I'm concerned about their health," he said.
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Some workers may be unable to delay claiming benefits past age 262, if they are in poor health or unemployed.
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Fonzi was in poor health when he was rescued and passed away shortly after, leaving the dog-loving couple devastated.
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In the last election, the Trump campaign made an effort to portray Hillary Clinton as ill, as in poor health.
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Some workers may be unable to delay claiming benefits past age 262, if they are in poor health or unemployed.
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The commission's findings further strengthen the defense's argument that Bryan, now 78 and in poor health, deserves a new trial.
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He was 60 years old, in poor health, squeezing into a hotel room with his girlfriend, also in fragile health.
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Sheikh Hamad, in poor health, abdicated the throne and was succeeded by a 33-year-old son with less experience.
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And worldwide demand for health care is growing as lives—and that part of them lived in poor health—grow longer.
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They accepted the offer because it meant avoiding years of appeals, and because Keunang's father is in poor health, Stormer said.
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He declined to identify the cause of death, aside from saying that she had been in poor health for several months.
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The claims routinely cite selectively edited videos of public events to advance claims she's suffered seizures and is in poor health.
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These include the detention of rape survivors, victims of torture and human trafficking, people with disabilities and those in poor health.
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But if you have an unlucky family medical history or are already in poor health, that approach may not make sense.
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His mother, who was in poor health, made it to Niger a year later, only to die after a few days.
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Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri is reportedly suffering from a potentially debilitating heart condition and may be in poor health.
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Sumner Redstone, who owns National Amusements and is the controlling shareholder in Viacom and CBS, is 93 and in poor health.
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She was a certified nursing assistant and he was a patient in poor health, reportedly from a boating accident, Metzger said.
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The enhanced annuities typically offer people in poor health higher payouts than standard versions because they have a shorter life expectancy.
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People in poor health from a young age may be unable to pursue education as much as those with better health.
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Not only does low income often lead to worse health, but those in poor health are reported to make less money.
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Ms. Hooker is mostly worried about their 343-year-old mother, Lola, who lives at home and is in poor health.
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But a medical historian is challenging that narrative, saying that the artist was in poor health when his gallbladder was removed.
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Mr. Rajagopal had been expected to begin his sentence this month before he was admitted to a hospital in poor health.
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Mr. Rajagopal had been expected to begin his sentence this month before he was admitted to a hospital in poor health.
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He's going to lean on that walker and play the 'I am in poor health and near death' card [in prison].
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These types of settlements would be more relevant to those who don't need the policy anymore, don't want to pay the premiums, need cash or are in poor health, said New Jersey-based life insurance consultant Chuck Lampert, adding that someone in poor health will likely get a better offer, because the purchaser would likely get the payout sooner.
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According to FiveThirtyEight—a prognostication that doesn't factor in poor health—the Clippers have a 27 percent chance to make the playoffs.
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The best hope for change in Iran may come with the death of Ayatollah Khamenei, who is 79 and in poor health.
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But Worsley was forced to call for help on Friday amid blizzard conditions, and in poor health he was airlifted to hospital.
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Both Mousavi and Karroubi have been in poor health in recent weeks, according to reports from their families posted on opposition sites.
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Luckey, who appears to value the work being done by WikiLeaks, apparently shares their concern that Hillary Clinton is in poor health.
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Losing the whole press team is "a reflection of an organization that's in poor health," a Capitol Hill veteran told The Hill.
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We also found that women and people in poor health were less likely to be successful in negotiating out-of-network bills.
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Choi's lawyer said she was in poor health and may be suffering from a heart condition, which he would discuss with prosecutors.
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Mr. Smith had been in poor health for years and was taken from death row to the medical facility a week ago.
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One of the bishops, Francisco Cox, 3003, is the archbishop emeritus of the city of La Serena and is in poor health.
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Mr. Joosten, who is over 90 years old and in poor health, could not be reached for comment, according to the RKD.
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"I was overweight and in poor health, and my daughter just wanted me to get healthier," she told me via video chat.
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She plans to use that money to visit her sister, who is almost 20 years older and in poor health, in May.
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The girls were found in "poor health with signs of dehydration and acting lethargic" in an abandoned single-wide mobile trailer, police allege.
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APS said Bouteflika, who is 82 and in poor health, will take important decisions to ensure "continuity of the state's institutions" before resigning.
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In addition, retirees in poor health who do not have a long life expectancy may do better by opting for the lump sum.
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The girls were found in "poor health with signs of dehydration and acting lethargic" in an abandoned single-wide mobile trailer, police said.
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Costello allegedly admitted to police he knew his daughter was in poor health, and that Emile had been withholding food from the girl.
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We're told he's in poor health, and needs to rest, but if we wait, he may talk about the accusations made against him.
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The king had been in poor health for some time, and has spent most of the past six years in Bangkok's Siriraj hospital.
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According to his sister Loretta "Peaches" Kelly, who spoke to Michigan's MLive last night, Burton had been in poor health for some time.
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A cause of death was not revealed, though the Toronto Sun reported Lewicki had been in poor health recently in the Toronto area.
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My father is in poor health and not able to understand this attack and to respond to the allegations made by Jonathan Schaech.
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The last one to do so was Woodrow Wilson, who was in poor health at the end of his second term, in 1921.
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An autopsy showed Mr. Garner, who was in poor health, died from the chokehold and the compression of his chest during his arrest.
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His mother, the former Mary Radziszewski, was in poor health for much of his childhood, and he was raised largely by a grandmother.
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Several studies warn that Americans will spend more of those years in poor health and with disability, which would push health spending higher.
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The administration is also promoting various dodges that would in effect let insurance companies go back to discriminating against people in poor health.
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Some were in poor health – one had been living with a bullet lodged near her heart that had to be removed, he said.
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The sultan was believed to have been in poor health in recent months, and traveled to Belgium for a medical checkup last month.
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Manafort has been in poor health throughout the past two years, appearing at times for court hearings in a wheelchair and substantially grayed.
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Mr. Harvey joined in the joking, and because his victims were old or in poor health, their deaths did not arouse much suspicion.
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KABUL, Afghanistan – The Taliban say the condition of one of their captives in Afghanistan has deteriorated and that the American is in poor health.
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If you don't know what you're doing, or are in poor health, you may be tempted to run out and make things right again.
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Trump likes to insinuate that Clinton is in poor health — too weak and mentally "unstable" to fight ISIS, too "low-energy" to rally crowds.
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APS said Bouteflika, who is 82 and in poor health, would take important decisions to ensure "continuity of the state's institutions" before stepping down.
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After Mr. Dove's death in 1946, Ms. Torr remained in the house for two more decades, in poor health and surrounded by unsold artworks.
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They were accused of taking video footage on their phones near the scene and are currently in jail, in poor health, according to Zahiri.
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Researchers have found that patients in poor health are somewhat more likely than others to disenroll from Medicare Advantage and switch to traditional Medicare.
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Work orders show that the city removes about 523,500 trees each year, usually because they are in poor health or have become a hazard.
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When the The Daily Beast article was published in 2018, Jacobson was 76 and in "poor health" but living a quaint life in Georgia.
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One need only look at Viacom, where the share voting power is held by Sumner Redstone, who is 93 and apparently in poor health.
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These former drinkers tend to quit partly because they were in poor health, so not separating them can skew the numbers in favor of drinking.
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The king had been in poor health the past several years and his death plunged the Southeast Asian nation of 67 million people into grief.
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Kevin King, an American professor held hostage by the Taliban, is in poor health , according to a statement released by the extremist group on Monday.
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The 79-year-old judge was reportedly in poor health with a "history of heart trouble and high blood pressure," the New York Times said.
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According to Tiny Kittens, the shelter behind the livestream, Evolene was pregnant and in poor health when they rescued her from a feral cat colony.
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"The judge is in poor health, so I am here to announce that the verdict is postponed to the third," said Judge Khin Maung Maung.
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But there is also a less acknowledged "health bias" in turnout, meaning that people who are uninsured and in poor health less likely to vote.
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When mandatory evacuation orders are issued for natural disasters like hurricanes, it poses a special challenge for those who are frail and in poor health.
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But the CBO report said the amendment would make it difficult or impossible for people in poor health to purchase comprehensive coverage in some states.
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The long sentence meant that Mr. Weinstein, who is 67 and in poor health, could very well spend the rest of his life in prison.
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But responding to concerns, the White House said participating employers could not exclude any workers from the plan, or charge more to those in poor health.
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He had been in poor health for several years but his death shocked the Southeast Asian nation of 67 million people and plunged it into mourning.
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Said to be in poor health, he was often wheeled into court on a hospital bed and forced to sit in a cage like other defendants.
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BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ, the 88-year-old king of Thailand, has been in poor health for so long that each fresh bout of illness seems scarcely newsworthy.
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BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ, the 173-year-old king of Thailand, has been in poor health for so long that each fresh bout of illness seems scarcely newsworthy.
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The cause of Castro's death was not made public but he had been in poor health since he nearly died of an intestinal illness in 2006.
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He was in poor health for many years prior to his passing, having dealt with cancer which led to the removal of part of his jaw.
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Young people are far more likely than senior citizens to report being lonely and in poor health, a surprising survey of 20,000 Americans released Tuesday shows.
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His death was confirmed by his son David, who said Mr. Fontana had been in poor health since breaking his hip in a fall last year.
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The Islamic Republic is also holding captive Baquer Namazi, an 83-year-old former representative for Unicef who is in poor health, and his son, Siamak.
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As the law required, they offered coverage to everyone, including people with existing medical conditions, and no longer charged people in poor health sharply higher prices.
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His attorneys objected to the order from New York Supreme Court Judge James Burke, who's overseeing Weinstein's criminal case, arguing that Weinstein is in poor health.
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The company also will update its iOS operating system to let users see whether their battery is in poor health and is affecting the phone's performance.
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While those most vulnerable to heat illness are the very young and the very old as well as those in poor health, anyone can experience heat illness.
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In poor health, just weeks after a surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his throat, he found himself in the unenviable position of firing his son.
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As more people spend more time living in poor health and the occurrence of chronic diseases increases, country's will have to adapt their medical systems to cope.
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"Every facility that is charged with caring for patients must take every action and precaution to keep their patients safe — especially patients that are in poor health."
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He had been in poor health for several years but his death has shocked the Southeast Asian nation of 67 million people and plunged it into mourning.
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Redstone is in poor health and has not attended an annual meeting since 2014, but his daughter, Shari, vice chair of the board, was there on Monday.
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Without these safeguards, the marketplace will become fragmented, only those in poor health will purchase coverage, premiums will continue to skyrocket, and a "death spiral" becomes certain.
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Every facility that is charged with caring for patients must take every action and precaution to keep their patients safe — especially patients that are in poor health.
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As more people spend more time living in poor health and the occurrence of chronic diseases increases, countries will have to adapt their medical systems to cope.
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He was 94 and in poor health; when I arrived, the sheets and blankets were still on the bed in the father's living room where he died.
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The insurgents have been holding two professors from the American University of Afghanistan since August 2016, one of them an American said to be in poor health.
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He said she was in poor health and unable to make the 20-minute journey from Malmoon, their village and a Taliban stronghold, to the phone booth.
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Now 86 years old and in poor health, Fenn receives hundreds of emails a day from people looking for an advantage in finding the chest — mostly older men.
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The news came several weeks after Lagerfeld missed Chanel's spring 2019 haute couture show in Paris on January 22, leading to reports that he was in poor health.
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Jim and Della did not want to sell, but Jim had been in poor health for years, mysterious ailments that doctors couldn't diagnose, and they needed the money.
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One of the children was in poor health and had to be force-fed by their Pakistani rescuers, Boyle told AP. Reuters could not independently confirm the details.
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But, at seventy and in poor health, Hawkins was not equipped to begin a law career, and the pace of high-stakes criminal defense work soon overwhelmed him.
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Robertson is attempting to appeal his conviction, but he is in poor health and his 85033-month sentence likely would be completed before any appeal can be adjudicated.
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"My mother had been in poor health for quite a while, and recently had gotten markedly worse, so this wasn't a surprise," Davis, 63, wrote in the statement.
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Extensive research shows that people who say they are in poor health really are much more likely to die soon than those who describe their health as good.
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And it incited yet another legal dispute over whether Mr. Redstone, who is 19803 and in poor health, has the mental capacity to make decisions about his companies.
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On the issue of health spending specifically, people in poor health are 8 percentage points more supportive of spending increases than people in excellent or very good health.
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Many of the machine's unwitting soldiers are elderly or in poor health, and were confused or upset to learn of their political careers from a reporter's phone call.
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All along, Saunders said, he had been bracing for a similar phone call about his other grandfather, Robert Saunders, who had been in poor health for several years.
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The news comes just one month after Lagerfeld missed Chanel's spring 2019 haute couture show in Paris on January 22, leading to reports that he was in poor health.
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However, the news comes several weeks after Lagerfeld missed Chanel's spring 22018 haute couture show in Paris on January 22, leading to reports that he was in poor health.
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Critics say it's not realistic because healthy people will pick private insurance, leaving Medicare as the place to go for those who are already sick or in poor health.
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However, women tend to spend much of that extra time in poor health; the number of healthy years for men and women is the same, at just over nine.
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"The ramifications of someone being in poor health and potentially dying mid-term are enormous," says Timothy Stanley, a US historian and columnist for CNN and Britain's Daily Telegraph.
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The king had been in poor health the past several years but his death still upset the Southeast Asian nation of 67 million people and plunged it into grief.
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The removal of directors sparked another legal dispute over whether Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, has the mental capacity to make decisions on his companies.
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The judge also instructed lawyers for the two sides to discuss the possibility of conducting an independent medical examination of Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health.
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A fierce battle over his companies erupted in May, pitting Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, and his daughter against his longtime confidants and Viacom directors.
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The findings, which were released during a commission meeting Friday, give fresh urgency to the pleas of Mr. Bryan, now 77 and in poor health, for a new trial.
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Now, with Little in poor health and expected to die in prison, law enforcement is hopeful that they might have a chance to avenge the many lives he brutally stole.
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It is only the market for unsubsidised buyers that might dry up completely—at great personal cost for those in poor health who could be locked out of deregulated plans.
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Earlier in the day, army chief of staff Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah demanded the veteran ruler, who has been long in poor health, be declared immediately unfit for office.
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Bouteflika, 82 and in poor health, would take important decisions to ensure "continuity of the state's institutions" before stepping down, the presidency said in Monday's statement cited by state media.
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Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, controls about 80 percent of the voting shares in Viacom and CBS through National Amusements, which was started by his father.
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Weinstein, who had appeared to be in poor health during his trial, was rushed to Manhattan's Bellevue Hospital to be treated for a heart procedure after his conviction in February.
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Owen Landeg, the chief environmental public health scientist at Public Health England, warned that the extremely high temperatures were endangering older people, those in poor health and very young children.
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Mr. Kapoor had been in poor health for years; a nephew, the actor Randhir Kapoor, told the news agency Press Trust of India that Mr. Kapoor had been on dialysis.
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Two of the 11 children told a child welfare worker that Abdul-Ghani had been at the compound but "died" after being in "poor health," the sheriff said in the affidavit.
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Fathers-to-be can be at risk of depression symptoms if they feel stressed or are in poor health, according to a study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry on Wednesday.
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Most of those who do not are typically in poor health, taking care of young children or disabled relatives, or in school—all of which exempt them from the work requirements.
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The examination by Dr. Spar provides one window into the mental state of Mr. Redstone, who is in poor health and has not been seen publicly in more than a year.
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But he shot to global prominence in June when his father the king, who is 82 and in poor health, appointed him crown prince instead of the incumbent Mohammed bin Nayef.
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Mr. Redstone, who is in poor health, controls about 503 percent of the voting shares in Viacom and CBS through National Amusements, the private theater chain company started by his father.
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"Customers in poor health have been short-changed on their pension income for the rest of their shortened lives," said former pensions minister Ros Altmann who now speaks on industry issues.
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The Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study, published on Friday in The Lancet medical journal, found that while life expectancy is increasing, so too are the years people live in poor health.
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The 33 lions, many of them in poor health, were rescued from circuses in Peru and Colombia and are being taken to their homeland to live in an animal sanctuary in Africa.
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That plays out in poor health care, it plays out in cutting programs, educational programs, cutting rec time, cutting the amounts of guards in the prison, so the prison becomes more violent.
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On Monday Bouteflika, in poor health and rarely seen in public since he suffered a stroke in 2013, had said he would quit before the end of his term on April 28.
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Now in poor health, Little remains in custody in Odessa, and Holland has been conducting nearly daily interviews to get the most accurate and full picture of his confessions, the FBI said.
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Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, controls about 80 percent of the voting shares in Viacom and CBS through National Amusements, the private theater chain started by his father.
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The individuals have close ties to his daughter, Shari Redstone, and have been characterized by Viacom executives as evidence of her manipulation of her father, who is 92 and in poor health.
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Mr. Musharraf, 72, has been in poor health in recent months and has frequently visited hospitals in Karachi, the southern port city where he lives, complaining of severe back and neck pain.
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Currently, most winter wheat in the Northern Hemisphere is in good condition, with the exception of Ukraine, where one-third of the winter crops was reported in poor health late last month.
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The ranges increase to 73 to 8 percent for those with several chronic illnesses or with early dementia and other impairments, and to 8 to 8.5 percent for those in poor health.
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This in itself is a metaphor for Arab leadership: the titular leaders of Algeria, Tunisia, Palestine, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Oman are either old or in poor health, or both.
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The cause was complications of an operation she recently had after fracturing a hip, her sister Juanita Castro said, adding that Agustina had been in poor health for more than a year.
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" Mr. Samson is in poor health, according to the filing, and one of his doctors has told probation officials that he is "very likely in the last few years of his life.
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The document, which lays out guidelines for assessing who should get treatment once that tipping point is reached, proposes that people over 80, and those already in poor health, will be denied.
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One case in which taking a lump-sum payout may make sense, she noted, is if you are in poor health or have an illness that is expected to shorten your life span.
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Queen Anne is not without pathos — she didn't choose this role, is in poor health, and grieves her 17 lost pregnancies — but it would be a mistake to see her merely as pitiable.
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Joseph Green, one of Cosby's lawyers, urged O'Neill to not put Cosby behind bars, arguing that he is in poor health and wouldn't be a threat to the public if he isn't jailed.
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Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, controls 80 percent of the voting stock in Viacom and CBS through National Amusements, the private theater chain company whose headquarters are in Norwood, Mass.
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It included legal fights in three states centering on the question of whether or not Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, had the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses.
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Hudson was clearly in poor health during a press conference in 1985, in which he announced his appearance on an upcoming episode of Day's show, first telegraphing to the world that he was very ill.
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According to Boyle, one of their children was in poor health in the aftermath of Wednesday's gun-battle and rescue — which was executed by the by the Pakistani military with the help of U.S. intelligence.
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London, Pantaleo's lawyer, tore up a copy of that report at an earlier hearing, saying it was wrong and that Garner caused his own death in part by resisting arrest despite being in poor health.
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Saikaley said he tried to mail the large sum in bank drafts because one of the will's five beneficiaries, Michael Hashim, is in poor health and needed the money quickly to pay off medical bills.
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The weekend's developments prompted immediate questions about whether or not Mr. Redstone, who is in poor health, was competent to make those decisions and what role Ms. Redstone might have played in influencing her father.
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Ms. Monahan said in her email that she started to suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder around 2014, and was in poor health when the relationship ended, a point for which they gave different dates.
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Suicide and depression rates are up; life expectancy in the bottom half of the income distribution is down; and poor adults are five times as likely to report being in poor health as rich adults.
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This category includes people with a combination of disabilities who are typically 50 to 65 years of age, in poor health, without much education or many job skills, according to reporting by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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"I am determined to fight for Hong Kong with one last effort, and to walk with Hong Kong people one step further," Chu said in a passionate final speech in court, despite being in poor health.
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The ABC late-night host's passionate, detailed opposition — with fact checkers calling him correct about potentially unaffordable premiums for people in poor health — put Republicans in a hole they were ill-equipped to dig out of.
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These children are in poor health and those treating them typically do, and always should, welcome the review by the FDA with respect to, among other things, the dosage of the drug given to these children.
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While teens think practical jokes are just a laugh, they can have a serious impact on the aged and those in poor health and be a nuisance in homes with a sleeping baby or shift worker.
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There are social and economic problems that affect far more Muslim women: they're more likely to be in poor health, less likely to be employed and less likely to speak functional English than any other group.
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And while the average case fatality rate for Covid-19 sits near 1 percent, it is far higher for individuals above the age of 20203, for those with pre-existing medical conditions, or in poor health.
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They tried to split the difference between eliminating unpopular parts of the law, like the individual mandate, while preserving popular benefits, like protections for people in poor health and some subsidies to make insurance more affordable.
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If the appeals court orders a retrial, that will present the United States attorney's office in Manhattan with a significant challenge because Dr. Gilman, its key witness, is now 85 and has been in poor health.
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While claiming early can be a smart financial decision in certain situations — whether you're in poor health, have underage kids that could boost your payout or just need the cash — doing so does reduce your monthly benefit.
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After checking in on the baby elephant, officially named Ping Pong, officers found the animal is in poor health and ordered the zoo to pull the 2-year-old elephant from performances until he is fully healed.
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When you're in poor health and you cannot leave the house and you can't walk well, or if you have some other limitations, then you will have less contact and you will be more lonely than others.
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A second problem with a monthly payment is that a person in poor health will only receive only a small percentage of the total amount if he or she passes away within a short time after retirement.
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Dr. Zivot, who has evaluated Mr. Sutton, along with other inmates on Tennessee's death row, said the inmates are often in poor health, with a litany of medical problems, including diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and pulmonary ailments.
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The FCA said in October a "small number" of insurers had not made it clear to customers that they might be eligible for an enhanced annuity, which pays a larger fixed income to pensioners in poor health.
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" Davis' original message referred to the 94-year-old former first lady's death as "expected", adding "my mother had been in poor health for quite a while, and recently had gotten markedly worse, so this wasn't a surprise.
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Around 1940, when Kahlo was devastated by her recent divorce from Rivera and in poor health, Eloesser urged her to come to San Francisco for treatment and counseled her to accept Rivera as he was, despite his faults.
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Weinstein, who had appeared to be in poor health during his trial and entered court using a walker, had been rushed to Manhattan's Bellevue Hospital to be treated for a heart procedure following his conviction in late February.
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For instance, people might abstain from alcohol because they are already in poor health, and most studies can't distinguish between people who have never had a drink and those who drank heavily earlier in their lives and then quit.
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However, it is already reasonably apparent that the virus is a relatively mild infection for most, potentially serious in a small proportion of cases and fatal in a few cases, particularly where the victim is already in poor health.
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The lack of clarity has spurred rumors — in a nation of 180 million that is known for its love of political intrigue and speculation — that Mr. Buhari might be in poor health or even that he might be dead.
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The defense was that Mr. Spear, already in poor health, sustained a cardiac arrhythmia as he resisted officers who were trying to control him after he began fighting with Mr. Coll, and that he died before any kicking occurred.
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Al-Taee, who is in poor health with vocal cord paralysis, has provided death certificates for three sons but said the other two were buried in mass, unmarked graves and she has not been able to find their bodies.
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Under the new president Mr Inoyatov, who is rumoured to be in poor health, became the biggest brake on what Mr Mirziyoyev has described as "profound reforms" intended to transform a dictatorship into a "democratic state and a just society".
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Between the lines: Consider this hypothetical example of a total family health "budget": The Browns, a family of four with at least one member in poor health and a $250,2000 income, have standard employer coverage much like 156 million other Americans.
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Kohl, now 86 and in poor health, also told Germany's mass-selling daily Bild in its Thursday edition that the EU should show greater respect for national and regional identities in Europe and not impose too much standardization on member states.
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When he returned at the end of the month, he told his supervisor at Apple that he was resigning so he could move back to China to be with his mother, who was in poor health, according to the complaint.
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The AP reported that the lawyers also argued, as they did before the sentence was handed down, that Cosby shouldn't have received a lengthy prison sentence because he is 81, in poor health and legally blind, according to his defense team.
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One study published last year in the journal JAMA Psychiatry found that fathers-to-be can be at risk of depression symptoms if they feel stressed or if they are in poor health while a baby is on the way.
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Mr. Garner, who was in poor health, died in 2014 after Officer Pantaleo put him in a chokehold and he and other officers compressed his chest against the ground while arresting him on Staten Island on charges of selling loose cigarettes.
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As it pertains to drugs, demand will decline as people are less likely to go out and party, less likely to congregate, and the most chronic of users are likely to be in poor health and succumb to the virus.
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Some people — such as those in poor health, for example — shouldn't delay their benefits, and advisors can help their clients make the best decision based on their personal circumstances, said Joe Elsasser, founder and president of Social Security Timing (whose software Anspach uses).
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"Poor women who lack the means to make their own decisions about family size or who are in poor health because of inadequate reproductive health care dominate the ranks of the cannots," she said ahead of the launch of the report in London.
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By this logic, a person in poor health will be a detriment to workplace productivity, and becomes "just one more expense for employers to cut," wrote labor organizer Lena Solow in a piece about worker wellness programs for The New Republic in September.
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" Keryn Redstone, 34, said that her grandfather, who is 93 and in poor health, had been incompetent since October and that she had been restricted from seeing him since Valentine's Day, when he "sat there lifeless and flanked by nurses and caretakers.
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Since 1999, Ms. Redstone has served as the president and director of her father's company, and her role has lately expanded, now that Mr. Redstone is in poor health, under the watch of attendants in his $20 million mansion in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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This is important because people who are in poor health or uninsured have different political preferences than those who are in good health or have insurance—unsurprisingly, the people who are suffering under the country's existing healthcare system want to change it.
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Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah said he was on the side of the people and that no more time should be wasted, following weeks of mass street protests demanding the resignation of the veteran president, who is 82 and in poor health.
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Although Mr. Lagerfeld famously had a lifetime contract with Chanel, he was known to be in poor health in recent years, and it was something of a fashion-show parlor game to speculate about who might ultimately take his place at the company.
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That replacement presumably would do many of the things the Affordable Care Act does, such as subsidize coverage and protect people in poor health, but with less regulation and without the unpopular "individual mandate" that forces most Americans to have coverage or risk fines.
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BOSTON – A judge on Massachusetts&apos highest court cleared the way on Monday for the release of a 70-year-old convicted child rapist in poor health, drawing condemnation from an attorney for victims who vowed to continue fighting to keep the man locked up.
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While Dr. Persechino was being cross-examined, Officer Pantaleo's lawyers and prosecutors from the Civilian Complaint Review Board exchanged heated words, as one of the officer's lawyers, Stuart London, suggested that Mr. Garner was in poor health and caused his own death by resisting arrest.
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Just a few months ago, a tenant in East Harlem who was in poor health because of problems with mold in her apartment said that maintenance people would show up specifically on days when they knew no one was home, so nothing could be done.
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The group's report cited the cases of several Chinese journalists who have been detained despite being in poor health, including Yang Tongyan, who died of a brain tumor in November shortly after his release from prison, and of Huang Qi, a journalist with kidney disease.
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His wife, Queen Sirikit, 84, has also been in poor health in recent years Thailand has endured bomb attacks and economic worries recently while rivalry simmers between the military-led establishment and populist political forces after a decade of turmoil including two coups and deadly protests.
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The hearing in Los Angeles on Friday centered on a request by prosecutors to interview witnesses who are aged or in poor health by videotape so that their testimony is preserved should they die or become unable to appear in the event of a long trial.
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The twins did not expect things to go awry this year: Their father's mother, a United States citizen who is confined to bed and in poor health, has applied for him to become a legal resident, but there is nearly a five-year backlog of cases.
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" John Mickel, the founder who had organized the Oaxaca journey Dr. Sacks had joined, was in poor health, the note reported, and the society decided to discontinue after 45 years: "We have loved you all and are grateful for all the adventures we have had together!
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Ms. Liu, who is also said to be in poor health, has been allowed to visit her husband in No. 1 Hospital of the China Medical University in Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning, but the police officers guarding him have not permitted his lawyers or others see him.
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Ratner told THR he had hoped to introduce the Playboy magnate to his future portrayer at the premiere of Amazon's American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story series, which was held at the Playboy Mansion earlier this year, but Hefner was reportedly in poor health that day and not greeting guests.
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In a ruling on Thursday, Judge George F. Phelan of Norfolk County Probate Court rejected a motion by Mr. Redstone's lawyers to dismiss the lawsuit, but said there was no need to conduct an immediate mental and physical exam of the 93-year-old mogul, who is in poor health.
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Individuals in good health are more likely support government cuts, while individuals in poor health are more likely to support a more expansive role for government, with 41 percent of those in good health supporting cuts to government spending compared with 30 percent of those in fair or poor health.
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Certain populations -- the socioeconomically disadvantaged, those who live alone, the elderly and those already in poor health -- are among the most vulnerable to extreme heat, according to Jane Wilson Baldwin, a postdoctoral research fellow at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University who was not involved in the study.
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When Undersecretary of State Tom Shannon was in Vienna for talks on the nuclear deal with Iran, he raised the issue of releasing Iranian-American Baquer Namazi, who was in poor health, as well as the issue of trying to restart a dialogue on other American prisoners, the officials said.
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A focus on prevention is also hoped to reduce health inequalities in the UK. "It can't be right that today, in England, a boy born in the poorest parts of our country will die nine years earlier, and live 19 more years in poor health, than a boy born in the richest areas," said Hancock.
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And now, the backdrop of it all is a lawsuit brought by Viacom directors that questions whether Mr. Redstone — who turns 93 on Friday, is in poor health and has not been seen publicly for a year — has the mental capacity to make such complex business decisions and whether he has been manipulated by his daughter, Shari Redstone.
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In the novel as was the case in life, he is in poor health, prone to suicide attempts and self-professed amnesia; his encounter with the translator, a half-Jewish German who suffers from another sort of identity confusion — he never met his Jewish father or considered himself Jewish until the Nazis decree him so — yields no useful intelligence.
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Harrison Li hopes that Mr. Trump will take up his father's case when he next meets with Mr. Xi. But he said he had qualms about speaking out because he was afraid that the authorities might take it out on his father, who has been in poor health with bouts of shingles and constant stomach ailments.
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GOWDY: Hopefully something has changed but what it really does when it&aposs this tight, when it&aposs 22018-49 or 50-49, if somebody&aposs in poor health, it makes every one of those 100 Senators the decision-maker and that is just - - I mean, can you imagine a more miserable existence than having those 100 bosses get to dictate what you do.
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