The vaccines I give are life-saving, the abortions I refer patients to are life-saving.
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For me this is life-saving, and I know for sure if I'm talking to someone, it's going to be life-saving for them.
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Good for seniors — in fact, life saving for some.
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Thank you to my love of my life saving me.
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"We're still in life saving, life sustaining mode," Long said.
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We are not the first inland city to create a Nippers-style program, but we are breaking new ground by influencing how government and Surf Life Saving approach surf life saving education for kids.
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This year, more than 8,000 will receive the life-saving lessons.
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Her arms and legs were amputated as a life-saving measure.
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Makoto calls them "life-saving first aid kits," for the apocalypse.
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In some neighborhoods, locals ignore potentially life-saving precautions, Marcoux added.
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Uterus transplantation is one of those procedures that isn't life-saving.
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In some rare diseases, such early diagnosis can be life-saving.
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In that time, 25 states have passed these life-saving bills.
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Mechanical and electrical life-saving equipment was also relocated for protection.
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They're test subjects in studies that lead to life-saving discoveries.
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Similar to Judaism, many Muslims also believe in life-saving abortion.
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We need this life-saving surgery to happen sooner than later.
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The cost of the life-saving epinephrine drug itself is minimal.
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There's something for everyone to encourage maximum life-saving CPR attempts.
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But it's really just the first, life-saving step in treatment.
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Like Gray's Anatomy, Baywatch made the business of life-saving sexy.
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Over 280,000 infants have used the life-saving blanket so far.
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Lives saved: Drone enthusiasts also point out their life-saving potential.
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But it's counterproductive to blame companies that create life saving therapies.
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Caught early, Vibrio bacteria can be treated with life-saving antibiotics.
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Why not provide them with life-saving treatment while they're inside?
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"The lucky few undergo a transformative life-saving procedure," he said.
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The organization also maintains a standing inventory of life-saving items.
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Here's the life-saving advice he gives churchgoers and doomsday preppers.
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First responders attempted to administer life-saving measures but were unsuccessful.
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Here are some life-saving tips for surviving a natural disaster.
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The life saving drug was available to American women in 1998.
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Life-saving measures at the scene were unsuccessful, West Point said.
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The life-saving effort was in many ways textbook battlefield medicine.
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"Corruption ... (deprives) Zambians of life-saving government resources," Cochrane-Dyet said.
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Every day, people rely on Chinese companies for life-saving products.
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He's asking the courts to rip those life-saving protections away.
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Unfortunately, you can't get life saving surgery and not get anesthesia.
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OSHA must implement this new life-saving rule without further delay.
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Why wouldn't we do the same for a life saving drug?
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Today, PEPFAR supports 11.5 million people on life-saving antiretroviral treatment.
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Please don't take away our ability to access life-saving treatments.
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We cannot deprive inmates of access to essential, life-saving medications.
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They are not the ones cut off from life-saving aid.
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"20,000 guns is a whole lot of potential life saving," Lanier said.
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Medics arrived and attempted life-saving measures on her but were unsuccessful.
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"We targeted hospitals for their life-saving role in Libya" Hamladji said.
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Their perspectives are not just "interesting" or "diverse" — they are life-saving.
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The grant from Life Ball will go towards this life-saving work.
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Growing life-saving organs Currently, there's a worldwide shortage of donor organs.
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So the women suffer in silence, never accessing potentially life-saving treatment.
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The young jobseeker had taken a life-saving course at the YMCA.
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Memorial gifts will be used in support of our life-saving mission.
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Immigration bans shouldn't get in the way of that life-saving work.
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Lovato's friend and security guard found her and performed life saving measures.
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Want Americans to have access to the life-saving drugs they need?
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In theory, this killer could be turned into a life-saving technology.
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Trust me, it can be a life- (and sex life-) saving experience.
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The services these midwives provide seem basic but can be life-saving.
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IN ANY list of life-saving discoveries, vaccines come near the top.
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Researchers have created a series of life-saving "firsts" in recent years.
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Credit to the company for making these life-saving technologies standard equipment.
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Life-saving efforts continue after emergency vehicles bring you to the hospital.
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The visa provided a potentially life-saving escape from Afghanistan for Archie.
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Each Quip purchase will provide 30 days worth of life-saving medicine.
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I was a Marine, and I have some basic life saving training.
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The NHS has previously denied some patients expensive potentially life-saving medications.
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When people are sickened, formerly life-saving drugs can be rendered useless.
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He later died after life-saving efforts were made on the spot.
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The ability of patients to access life-saving drugs depends on it.
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More than 2628 million people are now receiving life-saving AIDS treatment.
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It's likely a life-saving grant of clemency, given Manning's history in custody.
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And I knew that psychiatric medications can be literally life-saving for some.
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Thankfully, she had a potentially life-saving mental health care network in place.
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Resettlement is a life-saving activity, and more of it is urgently needed.
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At the other extreme, emergency patients like Gunbileg receive urgent, life-saving surgery.
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Although transplants are life-saving, they often only partially restore a patient's immunity.
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And now some rich person owns a disgusting, life-saving piece of history.
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Naloxone, also known by the brand name Narcan, is quite literally life-saving.
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Entering the house, police found two injured victims and performed life-saving procedures.
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Norwegian authorities have defended the shooting, saying it was a life-saving measure.
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Learn about the life-saving antishock garment that stops postpartum hemorrhage http://t.
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We recognize the escalating costs of many new, life-saving anti-cancer drugs.
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The EpiPen is a life-saving device for people with severe allergic reactions.
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The facility lacked life-saving equipment and basic medications for infants and toddlers.
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And cultural misunderstandings can create mistrust that jeopardizes the peacekeepers' life-saving mission.
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We must tell policy makers to pass innovative, life-saving policies like ERPO.
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Countless conversations between leaders and policymakers ultimately helped make a life-saving difference.
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In it, Bryce's mother talks about the difficulty of affording life-saving drugs.
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Read this next: The Life-Saving Treatment That's Being Thrown in the Trash
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Dr. Laura is currently performing life-saving surgery to repair the near-decapitation.
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Despite life-saving measures by paramedics, he was pronounced dead at the hospital.
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Brandenburg says the collaboration could turn out to be, quite literally, life-saving.
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We respect the pharmaceutical work to produce life-saving treatments and breakthrough cures.
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Rob Pokora received life-saving help from an unexpected person: his son's teacher.
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Yet, people with diabetes pay hundreds of dollars for the life-saving drug.
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One survivor turned away from receiving life-saving services is one too many.
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Text READY to 644-33 to join us in this life-saving work.
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Consider a law or regulation restricting advertisements for a new, life-saving medication.
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But Tesla does frequently make much more important -- sometimes potentially life-saving -- updates.
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Because there is none of the life-saving equipment an ICU should have.
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There is a severe parking problem that blocks access to life-saving generics.
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"We know the flu vaccination can be life-saving in children," Azar said.
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But despite the recent success, the potentially life-saving technologies face fierce opposition.
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Currently, 119,053 people are waiting for a life-saving organ in the United States.
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Those who were on life-saving antiretroviral (ART) drugs had to give them up.
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A Scottish family vacation provided one U.K. woman with a potentially life-saving discovery.
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Dr. Carson is not a "thing," he is a world renowned, life-saving neurosurgeon.
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The device—about the size of an avocado—was literally a life-saving invention.
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Lyla's heroic act proved to be life saving as Lilya started to breath again.
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"Life-saving measures were initiated immediately by responding staff," he said in a statement.
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"Antibiotics are life-saving medicines that treat infections caused by bacteria," Fleming-Dutra added.
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Sheff relates one life-saving moment he experienced to a viewer watching Hannah's suicide.
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She is being rushed to Oradell Animal Hospital for life saving care RIGHT NOW!
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As for Bella, the couple has been giving the life-saving cat extra treats.
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Meo's life-saving diabetic kit sits unused in the car, according to the complaint.
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"Over 50,000 Syrians are now without any access to life-saving assistance," he said.
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That can lead to hemorrhage, at which point a hysterectomy can be life-saving.
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They both entered the hospital in August 2014 to receive life-saving lung transplants.
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With the help of the ACA, I could afford life saving appointments and biopsies.
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Only then will patients in dire need gain access to potentially life-saving medicines.
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Reno, Nevada, will fly drones to deliver life-saving medical equipment in emergency situations.
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America should never aim to deter asylum seekers from securing life-saving legal protection.
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Decisions about life-saving treatments should be made between the patient and their doctor.
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The drug companies still sell life-saving products to millions of people every day.
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The doctors chose to treat the patient with antibiotics and other life-saving measures.
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Aid workers remain in lockdown and unable to move, impacting many life-saving activities.
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This is a life-saving, game-changer for children waiting for a liver transplant.
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Over three-quarters of the population are already in need of life-saving assistance.
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In other words, expansion's life-saving potential ranks with other major public-health interventions.
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All of Lifestraw's simple and potentially life-saving products are on sale right now.
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It could make all the difference between having that life-saving conversation and not.
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This tragedy is exactly why we've committed ourselves to perfecting this life-saving technology.
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That, in the time of the coronavirus, could potentially be a life-saving act.
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It's a cocktail, it's a dessert; if deployed correctly, it's a life-saving elixir.
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In the most horrific instances, medical marijuana patients are refused life-saving organ transplants.
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On the weekends he still did volunteer patrols with a surf life saving club.
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A lifeguard attempted to perform life-saving measures once Dalton was back on shore.
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"Food, basic medicine, and other life-saving supplies are no longer available," Pinheiro says.
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Brain injuries are unpredictable, but having access to life-saving emergency care shouldn't be.
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And remember: For the "life-saving" part to work, the jackets must be worn.
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Intellectual property protection on medicines and vaccines can make life-saving interventions completely inaccessible.
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It included a claim that doctors were withholding life-saving equipment from overweight patients.
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It's money they can put toward "better pay" and "life-saving tools," Legere said.
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"It&aposs a life-saving technology as no doubt in my mind," Wolf said.
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Only about half of those living with HIV have access to life-saving treatment.
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"Right now, most of our generic life-saving drugs come from China," he said.
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Haemophilia patients' blood does not clot properly, requiring life-saving infusions of clotting factors.
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Slavitt pitched the idea as a way to increase access to life-saving medicine.
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But for those without access to life-saving medication, the prognosis is quite different.
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Am I an asshole if I don't let them have my life-saving medication?
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Simple reminders like these can literally be life-saving for someone with severe depression.
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The UN has requested $1.6 billion to provide life-saving support to 5.8 million people.
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And we haven't even gotten to the part that matters most: the life-saving part.
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First responders performed life saving measures and airlifted Christensen to a hospital, where he died.
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His knowledge of the life-saving technique came only from an episode of The Office.
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" DaVita spokeswoman Alicia Patterson said "Prop 8 will limit patients' access to life-saving dialysis.
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They do not feel supported or able to access potentially life-saving mental health care.
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"The goal here is just to make progress," he said—incremental, but life-saving, progress.
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This has translated into the life-saving mission of the ship becoming harder and harder.
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Kornfeld had sent his son Andrew "on a life-saving mission" to evaluate Prince's health.
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So in the meantime they are working on "life-improving" rather than life-saving applications.
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That allows it to accelerate the drug development process that's both lucrative and life-saving.
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It is sad that we are now focusing on beauty instead of life-saving surgeries.
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It's a small price to pay for peace of mind, and potentially life-saving information.
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Consumer subsidies will be needed to realize the life-saving benefits of AVs, they conclude.
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Just look at what science has delivered in the arena of life-saving cancer treatments.
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Currently, there is only budget for four brigades to receive this life-saving, futuristic shield.
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Image: MITThe current slate of treatments for HIV have been nothing short of life-saving.
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But it's not just life-saving implements and fast-moving vehicles that pose potential harm.
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They have an opportunity to chart an ambitious, bold direction, and make life-saving progress.
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But in most cases the desperate need for life-saving treatments helps ease the tension.
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It also gives trauma teams a chance to regroup after a stressful life-saving effort.
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But many of the potentially life-saving solutions are both low-tech and low-cost.
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Katelyn's heart was donated to Alj in a life-saving surgery days after the accident.
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Hawaii is proud to host much of the potentially life-saving research in these areas.
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Word went out and life-saving supplies were brought up to Miguel from San Juan.
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If you're an elderly woman, you'll receive fewer life-saving interventions than an elderly man.
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Big Pharma increases the cost of life-saving drugs while paying their CEOs enormous salaries.
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Novartis and other major pharma companies stopped developing life-saving medicine for lack of profit.
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We can and should have both ethical automobile technology and life saving mandated safety regulations.
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After all, life-saving and life-improving medications won't work if people can't afford them.
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What's less instinctive, however, is knowing where to find life-saving aid and comfort online.
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This means they'll probably have time to pursue life-saving antibiotic treatment after the festival.
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Governments have never fought so hard to obstruct and criminalize life-saving acts towards migrants.
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As the number of coronavirus cases climbs, life-saving ventilators become more and more important.
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When the hospital ran out of life-saving ventilators, it started using anesthesia machines instead.
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The process itself was about as anticlimactic as an arguably life-saving event can be.
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This will help encourage funding and development of a new generation of life-saving drugs.
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These laws provide an important avenue for terminal patients to access potentially life-saving treatments.
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Andrews paid out of pocket for her surgery, a move that she called life-saving.
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Apple has touted the Apple Watch&aposs heart detection as a potentially life-saving feature.
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It is not an exaggeration to say that the time gained will be life-saving.
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H.R. 28500 would likely lead to the elimination of several life-saving medicines for Americans.
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B. CHRIS BREWSTER San Diego The writer is president, Americas Region, International Life Saving Federation.
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Florida National Guard members deliver various life-saving supplies to affected communities following Hurricane Michael.
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We spoke with parents who were able to offer life-saving care to their children.
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He was pronounced dead by the Preston County medical examiner after life saving measures failed.
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Life-saving blood transfusions happen every day in the United States and around the world.
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For vulnerable women, PrEP could be life-saving because, unlike condoms, it is personally controlled.
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An Iranian baby has arrived in the U.S. in time for her life-saving heart surgery.
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For developing countries, he argues, the rats are a fast and affordable life-saving triage tool.
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Still, Mgode explains, the benefits of a correct diagnosis go beyond access to life-saving drugs.
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Despite life-saving efforts, the twins were later pronounced dead in a nearby hospital, police said.
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Other pieces of potentially life-saving legislation seem to have met fates similar to Farrar's bill.
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The app will itemize your flight, lodging, car rental, and activities, among other life-saving categories.
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I'm opposed to snatching life-saving health care from millions of Americans for no good reason.
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To create life-saving drugs or groundbreaking technological advancements, scientists first need the proper lab equipment.
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World's heaviest woman may get life-saving surgery Eman Ahmed, from Egypt, reportedly weighs 1,102 pounds.
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It is unusual for drugmakers to offer discounts on a novel and potentially life-saving treatment.
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New medical devices—especially life saving ones—take upwards of seven years to hit the market.
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Just last year – before his arrest – Shkreli raised a life-saving drug's price by 5,000 percent.
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Patients, meanwhile, would face the awful prospect of having to identify which life-saving medications worked.
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This application could be convenient for things like computers, but life-saving in places like hospitals.
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Mylan NV raised the price of its life-saving EpiPen six-fold between 2008 and 2016.
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In addition to raising life-saving funds, the campaign shines a spotlight on a serious issue.
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It may be a face-saving fiction, but it has also been a life-saving one.
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We must expand these innovative, life-saving programs so they're in reach of everyone in need.
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A group of caring high schoolers is helping a dog in need of life-saving surgery.
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"Antiquated, homophobic standards prevent gay men like me from donating life-saving blood," wrote one user.
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Stay tuned for more from PEOPLE's pet vet, including a look at his life-saving work.
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Emergency teams are too busy with life-saving to get the details of how help arrived.
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Read This Next: This Guy Made a Life-Saving Tool From a 5,000-Year-Old Toy
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And, in many cases, it helps point them in the direction of life-saving health care.
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The negative emotions needed for such variation could induce life-saving innovations—a clear evolutionary advantage.
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Bachus showed legislative skill and personal courage in promoting these life-changing and life-saving advancements.
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This means many women don't get a life-saving drug during childbirth, the WHO researchers said.
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The birds who survived underwent life-saving veterinary surgery; at least three have lost an eye.
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Today, Lively used her Insta for the latter, sharing some life-saving advice for new parents.
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Fortunately, Congress and the administration have heeded the call to drive forward these life-saving innovations.
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But some are still opposing this necessary, life-saving technology — and their complaints are sometimes illogical.
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As a cardiologist, I've seen firsthand the life-saving promise that breakthrough medical devices can offer.
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The pharmaceutical company's move effectively reduced the cost of the life-saving tool by 50 percent.
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They alone set the launch and list price of those life-saving medications and breakthrough cures.
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Then, this week, they walked into George Washington University Hospital to undergo the life-saving procedure.
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Health services lack life-saving medicines, while almost all schools need repairs, affecting around 30,000 children.
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For others, they need essential and life-saving medications for anything from cancer to heart disease.
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And this revised rule prevents women from accessing other important, life-saving health services as well.
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Much like a drone spotting damage on an airplane, this is a potentially life-saving innovation.
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"The majority is willing to rip away life-saving communications tools from our most vulnerable citizens."
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More research needs to be done, experts say, but they see important—even life-saving—potential.
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The development of life-saving drugs means that those with HIV can live long, healthy lives.
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I had to have a life-saving double lung transplant for it on November 30, 2016.
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Too many Iranians are facing delays in life-saving drugs, rising unemployment and diminished spending power.
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So in 2016, I decided to do something about this surf life saving vacuum in Canberra.
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"Public housing is a life-saving opportunity for these residents, in most cases," Mr. Russ said.
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Unfortunately, the veteran died from pulmonary fibrosis before he could receive a life-saving lung transplant.
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They warned that while antibiotic resistance has grown, development of new, life-saving drugs has not.
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But the Bahamas National Emergency Management Agency also was keenly interested in their life-saving potential.
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Today, Venezuela suffers from hyperinflation and a chronic shortage of basic foodstuffs and life-saving medicine.
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The cost of insulin and other life-saving drugs has skyrocketed over the past 10 years.
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But the city is now having to ration a limited supply of the life-saving drug.
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For anyone with suicidal thoughts or a suicide attempt, seeking treatment is a life-saving step.
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This makes life-saving treatments unaffordable for many, particularly for people living in poorer TPP countries.
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Several highlighted partnerships to make certain life-saving drugs available at reduced prices, especially in developing countries.
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The majority of Harvey's victims drowned after the storm, while others were delayed from life-saving care.
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Brobbey, a 20-year-old college student in Toronto, stepped up to make the life-saving donation.
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"If you can get it to people in time, it can absolutely be life saving," he says.
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If I had a doctor that just accepted this, I would be without this life-saving treatment.
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It's also where people go to raise money for causes like Ferguson, or for life-saving surgeries.
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Toni, who was an organ donor, was able to give five patients "life-saving transplants," WTOC reported.
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Others delay life-saving treatment until they can get insurance, or opt for the cheapest treatment possible.
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After all, it would really suck if this life-saving technology was only available to rich people.
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Luckily there are altruistic innovators working to develop life-saving solutions that harness the power of technology.
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Laws that often don't allow for life-saving abortions, or abortion in cases of rape or incest.
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For more than a year, Tesla has defended its semiautonomous Autopilot as a vital, life-saving feature.
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As a result, women may lose access to birth control and life-saving family planning health care.
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Life-saving efforts by medical staff were unsuccessful, and Garcia was pronounced dead at 12:52 p.m.
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Plus, she was working on cool, potentially life-saving stuff, like tools to assist in natural disasters.
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"Innovation in pharmaceutical development is essential because it creates new and sometimes life-saving therapies," he wrote.
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Meo is a diabetic, yet his life-saving diabetic kit was still in the vehicle, Weintraub said.
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Because of that, the effects of nudging cigarette smokers into vaping would be dramatic and life-saving.
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The incident reinforced my belief that learning basic life-saving skills should be made mandatory for everybody.
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Some patients may have had unnecessary surgeries, while others may have not received a life-saving diagnosis.
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"Resettlement remains a life-saving tool to ensure the protection of those most at risk," Mantoo said.
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CPR is a potentially life-saving technique that helps maintain blood circulation when someone's heart stops beating.
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But is a nice stroll enough to confer the life-saving benefits we know come from exercise?
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When life-saving drugs are available from only one or two providers high prices are a given.
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But even life-saving drugs like the highly-priced EpiPen could be made over the counter too.
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Unlike treatment for patients in the U.S., life-saving rehydration was not available for thousands of patients.
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Determining who is eligible for this life-saving treatment should not be done by arbitrary age requirements.
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But the use of ECMO in select patients has become a new bridge to life-saving interventions.
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This is the very center that conducts life-saving research into everything from seatbelts to child abuse.
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Trump said he wanted to give first responders access to life-saving drugs that can reverse overdoses.
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"We don't withhold life-saving or curative treatments for people with other disorders... It's destroyed people's lives."
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Ellen: Community and being able to form community really, to me, can be a life saving act.
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Typically, a function that would be potentially life-saving or crime-solving comes with some corporate hedging.
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New medical devices—especially those life saving ones—take upwards of seven years to hit the market.
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Cutting edge technologies, treatments, and cures can be life-changing and life-saving for patients in need.
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VR telemedicine is just one of the revolutionary real-world (and potentially life-saving) applications of 5G.
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The stigma they face causes them to miss out on life-saving testing and treatment, he said.
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Let's make sure we have life-saving medicines and worry less about which companies are making them.
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And physicians are sharing risky, but potentially life saving, techniques to hack ventilators to improve patient capacity.
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LG: Kara, that could be delivering life-saving blood to you and you would shoot it down.
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She literally jumped from the rooftop into the stadium, with the help of some life-saving wires.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York to actually use it to order companies to produce life-saving equipment.
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The following are several directions to accelerate life-saving outcomes, all within Silicon Valley's power to enact.
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Opponents of the bill say it would cut trans kid off from life-saving gender-affirming care.
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I had no idea how to get there, but I knew she had found something life saving.
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EpiPen is an automatic injector, delivering a dose of life-saving epinephrine to treat severe allergic reactions.
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"We are still in response mode, that so that means life-saving, life-sustaining" operations, Bossert said.
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There is no specific treatment for measles, making vaccination a "life-saving tool for children," UNICEF stresses.
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This essential funding will provide life-saving and life-sustaining shelter, medical care and nutrition to refugees.
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"Apple just gave every Android user a life-saving reason to switch to iPhone," Gundotra told CNBC.
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It provides tremendous and almost certainly life-saving benefit to poor people and children around the world.
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Together, we will end the greed of the gun industry and pass life-saving gun safety legislation.
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While some of these transports are necessary and life-saving, many others could be avoided, Makary writes.
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That's a lot of money, he thought, not to mention life-saving technology, buried six feet under.
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In our industry, we constantly come across children in dire need of life-saving or life-altering surgeries.
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Elaina Fryslie recently received a special commendation from the Valdosta, Georgia, police department for a life-saving call.
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Egypt's military said its coastguard had busted a people-trafficking operation and led a life-saving rescue operation.
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She does still believe that one day, yes, life-saving e-noses should result from all this research.
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Humanitarian organizations must be able to provide immediate life-saving aid and support for people to start anew.
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That promises a future in which Americans must travel abroad in order to obtain life-saving medical treatments.
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But insights from this bead-filled plastic drum might one day be important for potentially life-saving forecasting.
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Even as conditions improved, and divers began laying life-saving rope guidelines through the cave, it was perilous.
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The futile life-saving attempts were desperately made as Paris, then 11, and Prince Jackson, 12, looked on.
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Both can be life-saving: many women die from botched abortions, even in countries where abortion is legal.
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That increased supply would likely contribute to more than a million life-saving procedures on an annual basis.
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Bossert stressed no one, including undocumented immigrants, would be turned away from life-saving measures, food and water.
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The victim was flown to a Tampa hospital for "life-saving measures," and is currently in stable condition.
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What is your plan for promoting life-saving, life-enhancing relations between the police and communities they serve?
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" What can be done between House Democrats and Trump: "Reducing the high price of life-saving prescription drugs.
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They are questioning the way screening is presented as a life-saving and necessary part of routine healthcare.
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Drones may be able to fly over trackless forests to deliver life-saving medical supplies to remote clinics.
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The Louisiana teen underwent a life-saving liver transplant in January — but his brother was not so fortunate.
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"Doctors won't be able to carry out life-saving procedures due to the risk of infection," Enne said.
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But it is a step toward bringing life-saving collision mitigation technology to cars already on the road.
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She also earned a "life-saving medal" for rescuing a 5-year-old boy who almost drowned, Patch.
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Once the plane arrives, NGOs on the ground will be in charge of distributing the life-saving goods.
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"Any frozen funds can be disastrous for a life-saving domestic violence service system already underfunded," she says.
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He served too much time but it gives me so much joy to fund this life saving work.
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Price controls significantly restrict patients' access to life-saving medications, condemning many to die from eminently treatable conditions.
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There is also an existing federal "compassionate use" program that allows patients some access to life-saving remedies.
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After the initial life-saving surgery, Ortiz was flown to Boston where he's been receiving treatment ever since.
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By one estimate, the law gave potentially life-saving coverage to 21.3 million Americans with drug use disorders.
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The Life Saving Dot is currently distributed to women through health camps and clinics in several rural villages.
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The bolt stopped Wiedman's heart, and a witness rushed over and administered life-saving CPR to the boy.
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Likewise, pharmaceutical companies are increasingly collaborating to share resources and information to develop and distribute life-saving medications.
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"This is very much still a life-saving, life-sustaining response effort," two senior FEMA officials said Tuesday.
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Dr. Henry Heimlich, the surgeon who invented the life-saving Heimlich maneuver, has died, according to NBC News.
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The Shallows presents Blake Lively's decision to wear large earrings to go surfing as a life-saving foresight.
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In 2628 a pack of two EpiPens, life-saving products used to halt severe allergic reactions, cost $28500.
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It is, however, a role of Congress to legislate checks to ensure patient access to life-saving medicines.
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This will often include securing adherence to life-saving medication regimens that can cure or manage the illness.
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This guarantees that a quantity of life-saving medication is tossed — and its cost tacked onto patients' bills.
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"The priority in the affected areas should remain focused on life-saving and life-sustaining activities," it added.
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Three days of detox were covered at one point—but not life-saving medication like methadone or buprenorphine.
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"Imagine watching him go without life-saving treatment because it's been denied by your insurance," the ad says.
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" They also wrote in the letter that the lifeline would connect millions of Americans "with life-saving resources.
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Hospitals and clinics could use the change in regulation as cover to deny transgender people life-saving care.
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Safety advocates have criticized how slow railroads have been in implementing the costly and potentially life-saving technology.
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"Life-saving medications will only save lives if people can afford them," Booker said introducing the new bill.
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This means regulating the consumer devices without inhibiting professional systems from completing important, and potentially life-saving tasks.
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The hearings were a model of bi-partisan fact-finding that could lead to life-saving federal legislation.
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Expanded access to healthcare is meaningless unless lawmakers address third-party disruption in potentially life-saving medical treatments.
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The gesture has become not only a life-saving tool but a gesture of hope and solidarity. 4.
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You'll still get the same top-notch, life-saving treatment whether you're registered as a donor or not.
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The NHS is a cherished institution for many Britons, providing services from routine consultations to life-saving operations.
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"We are alarmed that Mylan may have overcharged our military for this life-saving drug," the Senators wrote.
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Swiss shareholder group Actares said insurance systems are being "taken hostage" by high prices for life-saving drugs.
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The President told governors yesterday to try to obtain life-saving medical equipment, like respirators and ventilators, themselves.
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Demand that international humanitarian organizations have free and unimpeded access to Rakhine state to deliver life-saving aid.
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Action Against Hunger has suspended full operations in Gambella, but are maintaining the provision of life-saving assistance.
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"During an emergency response, federal, state, and local priority is on life-saving missions," the CDC spokesperson said.
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It's those embarrassing, but potentially life-saving ambulance calls that have event organizers nervous, and for good reason.
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"We desperately needed the Defense Production Act invoked to ensure the production of life-saving ventilators," Cuomo said.
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The EpiPen is a life-saving medication that's used in emergencies when people experience a severe allergic reaction.
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Intensive care units, or ICUs, are the part of the hospital devoted to providing advanced life-saving care.
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The wider availability of the life-saving medicine has more than halved AIDS-related deaths globally since 2004.
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The Israeli ambulance service Magen David Adom said two of the Israelis wounded were receiving life-saving treatment.
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These patients deserve life-saving, life-enriching care, and they deserve providers who can afford to deliver it.
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Then they turn around and gouge those same taxpayers—putting life-saving medicine out of reach for many.
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In addition to bringing people together, Facebook became a source of news, entertainment, and even life-saving information.
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There are better ways to keep drug prices down while also maintaining the availability of life-saving medicines.
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Just weeks before, Allas had been diagnosed with aggressive Stage 3 cancer and needed immediate, life-saving treatment.
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Eng spoke to his hope that law enforcement in other communities will likewise adopt these life-saving measures.
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Better forecasts give local officials more timely information, allowing them and their citizens to make life-saving decisions.
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We call upon Congress to renew the SDP now so that these critical, life-saving programs can continue.
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Antibiotics also make the cesarean section, one of the single most life-saving procedures on the planet, possible.
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To donate to STAR and help cover the life-saving care for animals like Hugh Jackman, visit nycacc.org/donate.htm.
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PrEP, a life-saving medicine that reduces the risk of HIV infection by over 2400 percent if taken correctly.
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The life-saving technology is absent here, instead Yorke describes brakes giving out and deranged drivers overtaking the road.
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I am sorry that I made comments which sounded as though I question the validity of life-saving vaccines.
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"We want children who visit the pool to learn life-saving skills and have a great experience," she said.
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Emergency workers attempted life-saving measures to revive the victims at the scene, but were unsuccessful, WTVD-TV reported.
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Of course, I couldn't properly test whether the features would be life-saving or not since my heart's healthy.
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It is the homophobia that shames and isolates LGBT youth and keeps them from life-saving healthcare and education.
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For now, Stefansson hopes that cracking the code of our genetics could lead to life-saving knowledge and medicines.
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Waiting until the market for these life-saving antibiotics reaches critical mass for profitability is a recipe for catastrophe.
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"Naloxone isn't perfect, but it is a life-saving drug," Adams told BuzzFeed News in an interview on Wednesday.
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An airbag on a robot may seem silly, but it could be life-saving in more ways than one.
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I travel the country and meet transgender people all over who do not have access to life-saving healthcare.
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The plaintiffs in the suit claim that Gilead's actions caused the cost of the life-saving treatment to rise.
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Maria Menounos is giving fans an intimate look at her recovery six months after her life-saving brain surgery.
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Jon Hamm already looks like a superhero but, it turns out, he's got the life-saving skills to match.
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That connectivity will allow drivers to tap into life-saving safety features and make self-driving cars a reality.
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In Europe, manufacturers must include the latest life-saving technologies like AEB to earn top safety ratings, Levine noted.
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But for conditions like HIV, hypertension and diabetes, life-saving drugs are useless -- and even harmful -- without proper nutrition.
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It is important to avoid unnecessary risks when developing and implementing what promises to be a life-saving technology.
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Even scaling back our use of antibiotics a little bit will ensure that these life-saving drugs last longer.
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"There are many other life saving therapies that cure conditions that we don't pay $5 million for," he added.
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Given the seriousness of the disease, there's usually a higher bar for side effects for potentially life-saving drugs.
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Perry's assistant also shows how she performed the life-saving feat, mimicking chest compressions on the now-alert Nugget.
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However, Smith canceled the evening's second show to get checked out — which proved to be a life-saving decision.
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Bruce Rauner has signed a law protecting health professionals who provide police officers with life-saving epinephrine auto injections.
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Now, she has to choose between keeping that life-saving kidney, or losing what's left of her left leg.
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For each bar purchased, the organization donates a life-saving meal packet to a child suffering from severe malnourishment.
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The takeaway was clear: the heavy hand of government can't obstruct the development of such vital, life-saving technology.
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Researchers are looking to the natural world for inspiration that will one day help them design life-saving robots.
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He served too much time but it gives me so much joy to fund this life saving work. pic.twitter.
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Throughout the 6-year old Syrian civil war the combatants have routinely blocked life-saving aid from reaching civilians.
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These industry barriers also translate into access barriers for children and families dependent on low-cost, life saving medications.
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Breaking good "Pharma Bro" Martin Shkreli once raised the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000% to $750.
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Location-based services like roadside assistance, fraud protection, and medical device alerts have clear and even life-saving benefits.
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Sharp price increases for the life-saving treatment spurred congressional, Justice Department and other government investigations of Medicaid overcharging.
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In addition, Meo is a diabetic, yet his diabetic life-saving kit was still in the vehicle, Weintraub said.
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"Doing anything in or by the water is life saving," the Real Housewives of New York City tweeted Sunday.
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"Doing anything in or by the water is life saving," the Real Housewives of New York City tweeted Sunday.
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His wife, Jovaera Valero, 46, said the life-saving drugs her husband needed were also hard to come by.
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Liquid helium enables more than 28503,22019 MRI machines to perform life-saving medical diagnostics in hospitals across the country.
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While not a consumer-facing app, Triton Sponge has a very critical and even life-saving task to manage.
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Deputy Nix immediately runs to the baby and starts performing "several life-saving measures," according to the Facebook post.
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This simple change can connect millions of Americans with life-saving resources, including veterans that find themselves in crisis.
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Meanwhile, her family sought out pediatric heart centers that may be willing to perform life-saving surgery on Teegan.
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But this new program expands on those initiatives, allowing schools access to the life-saving drug at no cost.
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There is a better way for Congress to address the issue of consumer bills for these life-saving services.
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That was certainly her right, but her comments sometimes implied that life-saving drugs -- antidepressants, antipsychotics -- were perhaps unnecessary.
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Removing tax incentives to develop life-saving therapies and cures for millions of Americans is not one of them.
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The biopharmaceutical industry knows that state-of-the-art facilities are essential to discovering life-saving medicines and therapies.
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At the time of publication, 40,0003 children require life-saving treatment for malnutrition, according to International Rescue Committee research.
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A Montana man who needed life-saving dialysis treatment says he was billed $540,000 for 14 weeks of care.
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Trauma victims should not have to compromise access to life-saving care based on their location within the country.
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Now I know first-hand that advice can be life-saving, especially when an unexpected disaster changes your life.
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Panelo said poor-quality drugs could also contribute to antibiotic resistance, threatening to undermine life-saving medicines in future.
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"There is less price sensitivity for life-saving drugs," Joyce, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Many military facilities carried out life-saving treatment on locals but then referred them to public hospitals for rehabilitation.
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After all, he is rather well-versed in the life-saving business thanks to his recurring role as Wolverine.
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Everyone benefits when IP rights are protected — without these protections, the next life-saving innovation may never be developed.
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But, she explains in a new video for Great Big Story, that's when she discovered a life-saving passion.
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Terrified, she resolved never to leave her home, even if that meant missing out on a life-saving treatment.
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In the face of a projected national shortage, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has offered to manufacture life-saving ventilators.
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And intensive care unit rooms, where doctors provide advanced life-saving care, are also in demand amid the pandemic.
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But the US is facing a potential shortage of the life-saving equipment, as Business Insider's Lydia Ramsey reported.
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Ironically, the very practices that may have once spelled death for women centuries ago can now be life-saving.
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Paramedics attempted life-saving measures on Ty, and he was transported to Moses Cone Hospital ... but died shortly after.
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When she and her family arrived in 2001, it was to secure life-saving treatment for her older sister.
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And intensive care unit rooms, where doctors provide advanced life-saving care, are also in demand amid the pandemic.
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IAVA's Quick Reaction Force (QRF) connects veterans to life-saving mental health resources and provides 24/7 peer support.
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Julie Andrews says that going to therapy was life-saving after she split from her first husband in 1967.
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He was transported to a hospital, but after life saving measures proved ineffective ... he was pronounced dead upon arriving.
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He proposed putting nurses in cars to deliver potentially life-saving vaccines to offices and homes across the country.
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Eventually, AI will enable life-saving medical breakthroughs, more sustainable agriculture, and the autonomous movement of people and products.
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Both of us know firsthand the devastating consequences of addiction--and the life-saving opportunities that recovery offers people.
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This change will remove unnecessary obstacles for an extraordinarily vulnerable group of veterans in need of life-saving surgery.
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The NSW government invested $430,000 in funding to Surf Life Saving NSW for the drone project, the organization said.
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Last year, VA's life-saving Veterans Crisis Line had a call roll-over rate that often surpassed 85033 percent.
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If that happened, the supply of life-saving drugs for seniors would dry up and innovation would slow down.
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Even so, despite the overwhelming evidence of their success, these worthy life-saving organizations remain bereft of adequate funding.
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In many ways, Kelly told me, incorporating new, inclusive traditions into typical milestones can have a life-saving power.
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"Everyone nationwide should follow and accept nothing less than meaningful, life-saving policy changes from their representatives," Romano wrote.
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Treatment guidelines, such as avoiding ibuprofen or aspirin, which relieve aches but can aggravate internal bleeding, could prove life-saving.
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Mae Tao provides access to trained staff, life-saving equipment, and resources like infant vaccinations and birth certificates for free.
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The bills allow testing without burdensome regulations so the industry can move forward with potential life-saving technology, said Gov.
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These people would stand to lose potentially life-saving addiction and mental health coverage if essential health benefits were repealed.
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The introduction of a generic version of the life-saving — and expensive — EpiPen was heralded as a long overdue fix.
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Adding donors to the registry increases the likelihood of finding a life-saving match for Norah and others in need.
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Lodo was founded with the goal of bringing life-saving medications to patients in the next 10 or 20 years.
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"We think about the donor family and the enormous, selfless, life-saving choice they made during their most devastating moment."
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In 2017, Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell announced a program to outfit all deputies with the life-saving drug.
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The wife of "Glee" star Dot Jones needs life-saving surgery after suffering a stroke she was lucky to survive.
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That can be challenging when the material being moved is a life-saving specimen like blood or an organ sample.
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He called flavored e-cigarettes "life-saving" during the hearing and argued against the ban, which still went into effect.
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In May, the Obama administration announced a series of actions to reduce the waiting lists for life-saving organ donations.
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But what baffles me even more than humans refusing life-saving medicines are humans who refuse to vaccinate their dogs.
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Ms Glidden is a comics journalist—think "Spider-Man", but with news stories not fictional tales of life-saving heroism.
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"These procedures, highly effective and often life-saving, require substantial radiation exposure to patients," Andreassi told Reuters Health by email.
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Vazquez is an excellent surgeon who has been providing exemplary, often life-saving services in our community for many years.
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"The government has during much of 2017 deliberately prevented life-saving food assistance from reaching some citizens," the monitors wrote.
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DeGeneres' participation was short-lived: she quickly got out of the vehicle, which she described as a life-saving measure.
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A $55 donation can buy a box of life-saving food treatment for a child suffering from severe acute malnutrition.
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Surprise addition to our CrowdRise campaign to raise money for Weam's life-saving medical treatment.... please see link in bio!
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Big drugmaker Mylan apparently won't be paying higher rebates to Medicaid for its life-saving EpiPen devices until April 28.
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It's a potentially life-saving feature, but of course butt dials are going to be more common than actual emergencies.
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Staff attempted life-saving procedures, corrections officials said, but Hilberling was pronounced dead on the scene at 5:33 p.m.
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"We must provide life-saving treatment and ensure each and every one of these children can fully recover," Elmi added.
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He has repeatedly pandered to vaccine deniers, and made public pronouncements about the alleged harms of these life-saving shots.
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Their global travels often get them into trouble, and they've managed to evolve an incredible array of life-saving tricks.
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Oxfam called on donor nations to step up life-saving assistance rather than providing arms to fuel the deepening conflict.
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The big picture: There's a real debate to be had about the value of new, innovative, sometimes life-saving drugs.
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Like one consumer who has to fight with their insurance company over covering expensive, life-saving EpiPens for their son.
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He noted that several of his patients wear fitness trackers, but in this situation, it could have been life-saving.
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Bottom line: Routine cancer screenings are a life-saving tool, best used when you fully understand your personal cancer risk.
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Just two weeks ago, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai and I saw first-hand the life-saving ability of this technology.
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"LocationSmart's API platform facilitates life-saving and other vital location-based services, which require end-user consent," the statement added.
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I'm told that current Flytrex projects range from electronic parts delivery in Europe to life saving drug delivery in Africa.
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Aww, did all of the mean people who were mad about losing access to life-saving healthcare hurt his feelings?
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The 21st Century Cures Act recently (and overwhelmingly) passed in Congress to help ease approval of certain life-saving drugs.
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"In a worst case, all or the majority of these people will require life-saving assistance and protection," it said.
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LONDON — A life-saving dog has been honoured with a posthumous award after passing away at the age of 12.
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Add $2,000 for Kia's Drive Wise suite of active safety equipment, a life-saving and convenience package, and we're done.
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In 2016, 20 automakers committed to make AEB standard on all vehicles by 2022 because of its life-saving benefits.
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The fast-paced action will have you unleashing vicious volleys, life-saving lobs, ballistic backhands, and electrifying super-charged smashes!
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He consistently applauds how people around the world are increasingly getting nourishment, better toilet access, life-saving vaccines, and schooling.
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Without Medicare coverage, many seniors — especially in minority communities — will not be able to access these life-saving screenings. Reps.
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Walgreens will also make naloxone, a life-saving drug to counter overdoses, available without a prescription in over 35 states.
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At Walgreens, a life-saving vaccine is provided to a child in a developing country for each flu shot purchased.
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Doctors and authorities said Noah's parents were denying him "life-saving medical care" intended to prevent his cancer from returning.
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This is one example of how innovation can help wring the greatest efficiency and effectiveness from life-saving U.S. investments.
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However, if the life-saving medication is not affordable, it does no good for the patients who desperately need it.
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Supporters of the bill have argued that it opens up potentially life-saving therapies, even if results are not guaranteed.
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She is slated to undergo brain and spinal surgery in what Morgan is intimating could be a life-saving treatment.
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Wagner, now a family physician, wouldn't accept TRICARE's refusal and became determined to get this life-saving medical procedure approved.
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Naloxone, or brand-name Narcan, is a life-saving drug that can be administered in the case of an overdose.
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Although the medical team's actions may have been quick and ultimately life-saving, at the time the situation appeared grim.
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The move was part of an aggressive push by the government to make life-saving drugs and devices more affordable.
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Roswell Park Cancer Institute is preparing to launch clinical trials of a potentially life-saving cancer vaccine developed in Cuba.
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And he called for more manufacturing of respirators, a life-saving medical device key to helping COVID-19 patients breathe.
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Well, in order to get good press right now, he needs to focus on health care and life-saving efforts.
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Instead of restrictions, trade economists are calling for global cooperation and coordination around the deployment of life-saving medical supplies.
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The United Nations estimated 70,000 people were in "immediate need of life-saving assistance" such as food, water and shelter.
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"Many travelers are totally unaware of the hazards, but knowing how to navigate them is potentially life saving," she said.
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Emerald Bay's life-saving, crime-solving lifeguard gang is examining a dead man's body, right down to his flaccid penis.
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More than 3,500 stings were reported this past weekend alone, according to Surf Life Saving Queensland, the aquatic rescue authority.
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Created after World War Two, it provides a wide range of services ranging from routine consultations to life-saving operations.
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No one can imagine public-health workers doing their life-saving work without the benefit of proper personal protective equipment.
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Recently a trio of medical societies are trying to push back by advocating the necessity of the life-saving medication.
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This is another example of how this critical provision of the ACA has helped make a real, life-saving difference.
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American ships have bolstered coalition naval blockades, which have choked Yemen's access to food, fuel and life-saving medical supplies.
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Fewer health care choices mean less access to life-saving care and medicine, as well as higher costs for patients.
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The 43-year-old was shot in the Dominican Republic on June 9 and underwent several life-saving surgeries since.
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In November, Teva Pharmaceutical responded directly to Haas' petition and announced it would again start producing the life-saving drug.
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They've been dubbed life saving stickers by the foundation, aiming to provide a bold reminder to drivers on suburban streets.
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A Chick-fil-A in California is serving up more than just poultry — it's offering life-saving customer service, too.
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While it is true that buprenorphine and methadone are controlled substances, their life-saving effects by far outweigh their risks.
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But far worse, if other nations are forced to follow America's dictates, many people will be denied life-saving medicine.
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" Speaking to PEOPLE after the diagnosis, Dr. Oz says Dog was "denying care that he knew would be life saving.
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I am against this proposed rule because it will make it harder for transgender people to obtain life-saving care.
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That won't work for future Charlie's and other children whose parents want their kids to get life-saving health care.
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"When you take cancer patients, it's very important and also life-saving for them to pursue the treatment," he added.
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The United Nations has appealed for $434 million to provide life-saving aid to 1.2 million people for six months.
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This correlates with the popularity of the Lassie movie series (1943 to 1951), which starred a heroic, life-saving collie.
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But as soon as their life-saving potential is realized, they expect them to be rolled out onto more public roads.
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Without roads, they can't move patients to hospitals in time, get them food and other life-saving sustaining supplies, like fuel.
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The life-saving devices are crucial for severe allergy sufferers whose doctors insist they carry epinephrine with them at all times.
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And one of Markle's favorite handbag brands, Demellier, funds a set of life-saving vaccines and treatments for children in need.
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We are grateful to the Hunter family for undertaking this initiative and for asking T.R.U.S.T. to facilitate this life-saving effort.
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"The Affordable Care Act and all its life-saving protections are the law of the land," Pelosi said in a statement.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty Images)A life-saving but increasingly expensive treatment for severe allergic attacks is poised to become cheaper.
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Sixteen-year-old inventor Anurudh Ganesan created a life-saving innovation at an age when many are still learning STEM basics.
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The company had raised the price on the life-saving product from roughly $57 in 2007 to over $600 in 2016.
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According to the statement, prison staffers found Kreider unconscious in his cell and immediately began administering "life-saving procedures" including CPR.
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The post-disaster autopsy pointed to many causes, including inept political appointees at the helm of agencies with life-saving responsibilities.
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The results suggest that a new source of quality kidneys could be available to patients in need of life-saving transplants.
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The I-cut app has the potential to be life-saving, but it's best introduced into communities alongside educational empowerment programs.
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But it has also triggered furious backlash online from e-cigarette users concerned about losing access to potentially life-saving vapes.
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But patients with similar life stories routinely have different outcomes, and researchers have long struggled to understand the life-saving difference.
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For Begum, it's a choice between paying the boatmen and taking Mohammed and Enam for life-saving treatment at the hospital.
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In addition, the trial is looking at using the drones to deliver ULB Life Saving Pods to people in emergency situations.
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Defense companies in Alabama and Mississippi are working hand-in-hand with the Israeli Defense Forces on new life-saving technologies.
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But the retired master sergeant once again showed his bravery when he lost his life saving the lives of two teens.
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"Despite life-saving efforts, Emma McAfee was pronounced deceased at the scene," said a release from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
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But the problem with government-funded research, said Parker, is that potentially life-saving projects take too long to get funded.
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Because of Merrick's loyalty and life-saving skills, Carnline sent the cat's story to the Petco Foundation annual Holiday Wishes campaign.
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Created after World War Two, it provides a wide range of free services ranging from routine consultations to life-saving operations.
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This means high-risk patients -- those who are pacemaker-dependent or have accelerated heart rates -- may not receive life-saving treatment.
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Last year, the former Disney Channel star made headlines after receiving a life-saving kidney transplant from close friend Francia Raisa.
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The flaws are another reminder that security issues can exist in any device — particularly life-saving equipment in the medical space.
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So some Swedish researchers ran some timed trials to see whether drones really could beat ambulances at the life-saving game.
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A few months earlier, I didn't have health insurance, and likely wouldn't have been able to get the life-saving surgery.
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Samsung Australia is currently trialling a free augmented reality app called Pocket Patrol in partnership with Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA).
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He died after life-saving attempts were made, although they weren&apost started for about 10 minutes after he was found.
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Once there, they organized 60 volunteers in small mobile triage units and were able to provide life-saving care for thousands.
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Paid donations will probably lead to a dependence for life-saving drugs on international firms in terms of supply and pricing.
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Inspired by his father's life-saving cancer treatment that was performed in Mexico, Page hopes to help others in similar situations.
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A medication that depresses the creation of these cells—and causes them to die earlier—could be a life-saving treatment.
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Their plan was to write about their journey after each received a life-saving lung transplant, but Katie's transplant didn't take.
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"Bangladesh should not allow national and local politicians to divert these life-saving public goods to supporters and allies," Pearshouse said.
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"The first mastectomy was life-saving surgery, and I actually remember being disappointed that it couldn't be done sooner," she says.
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A newlywed couple's wedding photo shoot turned into a life-saving situation when the groom noticed a little boy in danger.
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Although they're considered life-saving tools for victims of abuse, domestic violence protective orders (DVPOs) come with problems of their own.
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Because while early detection is potentially life-saving, this AI could also unearth new, as of yet unproven patterns and correlations.
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Further, withholding critical, possibly life saving information about STIs and HIV from young people puts their health and futures at risk.
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But the Life Saving Dot, an iodine-rich variation on a traditional bindi, is helping provide women with the vital mineral.
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Last year, Turing Pharmaceuticals increased the cost of the Daraprim pill, another life-saving drug, from $14 per pill to $85033.
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The violence could have been worse if not for the life-saving efforts of first responders and hospital employees, officials said.
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A robot like this could handle virtually any terrain and could provide potentially life-saving support in search and rescue efforts.
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Drug companies argue that they need the high prices to fund multibillion-dollar research to discover the next life-saving medicine.
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This could mean people at risk of serious conditions such as heart disease are missing diagnosis and potentially life-saving treatment.
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This residential recovery facility provides life-saving services to low-income pregnant or parenting women living with a substance use disorder.
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When they realize the traffic jam is the result of an accident, Mer gets excited for the possible life-saving opportunities.
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Artificially lowering prices through regulatory fiat would jeopardize current and future drug research and deprive patients of life-saving new treatments.
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And it is —with adjustable zoom, and full, medium, low, and SOS settings — but it's also a potentially life-saving device.
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Budget constraints force us to ration this life-saving medication and we go to sleep knowing that we must deliver more.
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Narcan is the branded name of naloxone, a potentially life-saving medication that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
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Consider the case of DuPont—the chemical company that invented the life-saving Kevlar body armor used by our service members.
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Which means in 2016, unlike her parents' generation which was decimated by AIDS, Lumba has access to life-saving antiretroviral therapy.
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The label even has an image of the beloved Dr. Derek Shepherd in his scrubs, showing off his life-saving smile.
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Schiff in 2015 introduced the Vaccines Save Lives resolution, affirming that vaccines are life-saving and a necessity to public health.
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The root of this horrific disparity, Chapin theorized, was not inadequate nutrition or a lack of life-saving medications when infected.
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Among those over 65, only 423 percent say self-driving cars will be life-saving, compared with 49 percent who disagree.
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She, like Patel, was turned over to police after she was taken to the hospital and consented to life-saving treatment.
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Instead of more body bags, we need common-sense solutions that keep people alive and connect them with life-saving resources.
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My budget will ask the Congress for $281 million over the next 275 years to fund this critical life-saving research.
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These numbers also don't account for women who will not be able to get life saving services like cervical cancer screenings.
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For men who had long considered condoms a life-saving measure, any excuse not to wear them felt irresponsible and dangerous.
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Esvelt fears that the life-saving work of virologists will be endangered, perhaps permanently, if a dangerous mistake claims innocent lives.
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The story was that he refused the medal because the fella he tried to save – and risked his life saving – died.
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Public health advocates defend the government's moves, saying the industry charges exorbitant prices for essential, life-saving drugs and medical devices.
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"Every community in America relies on the Postal Service to deliver vital goods and services, including life-saving medications," they said.
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Somewhere from seven to nine commenters said the treatment had worked for them or their spouses; several called it life-saving.
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Or in George W. Bush, who stopped life-saving stem cell research for seven years in America because of religious beliefs.
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One such institution is the generally open global economy, which helped promote life-saving medical innovations and growth in developing countries.
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I mean, I do have this immense background in life-saving drones but otherwise ... Our first question is from John Reynolds.
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UK aid will provide life-saving treatment to malnourished children, immunizations against deadly diseases and access to clean water and sanitation.
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Guided by NAEMSP, the law does exactly what its name professes: protect every patient's timely access to life-saving emergency medications.
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He has been praised by many for reversing Mbeki's AIDS denialism and leading a massive rollout of life-saving antiretroviral drugs.
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Virtually no one was receiving the life-saving antiretroviral drugs that had already transformed the AIDS crisis in the United States.
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For me, it boils down to making sure that as many people as possible have access to life-saving healthcare coverage.
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The ICRC delivers life-saving assistance to al-Hol residents and helps run a 24-hour field hospital there, he said.
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This bipartisan bill ensures these life-saving transplants are reimbursed just as Medicare reimburses solid organ acquisitions and transplants, like kidneys.
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The two clung to the rescue pod and made it to shore, where lifeguards were waiting, Surf Life Saving NSW said.
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They have spurred the development of the telegraph, the telephone, electrical systems, automobiles, aviation, computers, smartphones, and numerous life-saving drugs.
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The practice of science is about progress: Crafting knowledge out of hunches and experiments, finding life-saving remedies, informing sound policies.
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The children's hospital nearby was hours from running out of diesel fuel needed to run all of its life-saving systems.
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States like Arizona and Pennsylvania, instead of California, will be among the first to adopt life saving and safety enhancing advancements.
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The prescription drug issue, the recent complete lack of accountability with the pharmaceutical companies doubling the prices of life-saving drugs.
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Rost's project is about telling the story behind a scar, whether it's from a pub fight or a life saving operation.
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Life-saving information contained in those cases, too, may remain under seal, as Polster has stuck to a strict secrecy playbook.
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"If you cut in half that figure, it means that all those that this fiscal year, 2628,28500 people that are very vulnerable will not have this as an option to go to the United States, and this can be life saving, could be life saving for many of them," U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said.
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How healthcare authorities manage public alarm and communications could make a life-saving difference, not just in Myanmar but around the world.
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"The fantastically rich images provide us with our first glimpse of the impact GOES-16 will have on developing life-saving forecasts."
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By screening for the genetic markers associated with hereditary disease, people can make proactive, potentially even life-saving decisions about their health.
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My insurance provider paid people to work hard to deny me life-saving chemotherapy because they thought I had a preexisting condition.
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There's literally no difference: What if I told you that for $5, you could buy a life-saving vaccine for a child?
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So this was in Madrid, Spain, and they taught Poncho, the police dog, the steps of performing the life-saving first aid.
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The Puerto Rican stars handed out boxes of water and other life-saving supplies — along with empowering words — after the natural disaster.
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In 2015, when Pooser's insurance initially denied payment for a life-saving surgery, the family went into overdrive to raise the funds.
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Doctors or first-responders who constantly feel the suffering of others are likely to be less effective at their life-saving work.
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"I wouldn't tell anybody to put their life saving into bitcoin because that could just as easily be wiped out," said Powell.
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Sawyer endured four rounds of chemotherapy and full body radiation before he underwent a life-saving bone marrow transplant just months later.
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To learn more about Incredi-Bull Rescue and how you can help with their life-saving work, please visit the rescue's website.
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As well as life-saving aid like food and medicines, donors should fund areas like education, work and agriculture, Concern Worldwide said.
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The big risk is that frustrated Honda owners will turn off the systems and lose the benefit of these life-saving features.
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TL;DR: The life-saving Hoover Max Extract All Terrain Carpet Cleaner is on sale for $109 at Walmart, saving you $140.
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Flying life-saving medical supplies around is, to be sure, more important than getting pizzas to customers while they are still hot.
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I hope everyone will join me in supporting St. Jude, as this magnificent hospital continues its groundbreaking research and life-saving treatments.
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While vodka was the life-saving solution for Tipsy, pet owners should never give their pets alcohol, leave that to the professionals.
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Click through for 15 life-saving picks that will make your long haul flights (and even those quick trips) much more enjoyable.
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Most life-saving supplies are currently delivered via motorcycles—which can be attacked or stolen by criminals, or delayed by bad roads.
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Although Shkreli is facing fraud charges, he is most known for increasing a life-saving drug's price by 5,000 percent in 2015.
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We owe them a vote in the House on commonsense, life-saving legislation that will prevent more families from experiencing their suffering.
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These space saving hangers by Wonder Hanger are also life saving (LOL) and can apparently free up three times more closet space.
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But we all lose if men shy away from the vital importance, to all, of life-saving care for women and girls.
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That approach earned Sunstein considerable scorn from some progressives, who thought the process wound up junking or delaying invaluable life-saving regulations.
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Some public-health advocates see them as a life-saving alternative to their disease-causing combustible cousins that can help smokers quit.
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Planned Parenthood has also been a saving grace for uninsured people to get necessary, and sometimes life-saving, cancer screenings and treatments.
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Case in point – yesterday's hearing before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on price hikes for Mylan's life-saving product, EpiPen.
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However, more people are likely to stand in line for a pricey cup of coffee, than for a potential life-saving vaccine.
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New York brothers Collin and Wesley DeGonzaque say they now share a "forever bond" after undergoing a life-saving kidney transplant surgery.
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While C-sections can be life-saving, the procedures carry risks like infection, excessive bleeding, damage to reproductive organs and blood clots.
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With this database and software, Four Thieves was able to create simple and safe synthesis pathways that would produce life-saving drugs.
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This can be done with the ground application of life-saving pesticides that kill mosquito larvae before they can spread the virus.
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Because of the ACA, our transgender communities now have access to life-saving hormone medications and medical surgeries that are gender affirming.
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His discovery, which won him the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1930, made blood transfusion a life-saving medical practice.
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Among the people affected were doctors, researchers, and medical students as well as people seeking life-saving treatment in the United States.
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When I was a practicing pediatric cardiologist, my charge for a life-saving catheterization procedure in a newborn baby was typically $85033,800.
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She invites Ben (Elba) -- a surgeon who has his own important date with performing a potentially life-saving operation -- to join her.
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Now the number needing life-saving healthcare was around 20,000 Yemenis over the past two years because of the violence, it said.
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And, of course, when a child becomes sick, CHIP provides life-saving coverage for things like hospital care, outpatient care, pharmacy, etc.
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Without this charitable aid, hundreds of thousands of Americans would not be able to access their life-saving and life-sustaining treatments.
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You start tweeting life-saving updates and safety information to the public, alert your volunteers via SMS and set up a helpline.
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Sometimes we agree, such as when we joined together to fight for compassionate, life-saving international assistance that addresses malnutrition and pneumonia.
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Most patients who have these devices are already on Medicare or a health plan in order to receive these life-saving technologies.
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Fortunately, life-saving treatments not available just a few years ago are now here to benefit Addie and others stricken with cancer.
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Poor-quality drugs also add to the danger of antibiotic resistance, threatening to undermine the power of life-saving medicines in future.
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Just like Martin Shkreli (aka Pharma Bro), Bob Hugin doubled the price of a life-saving drug and blocked cheaper generic drugs.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court refused to allow an ill woman carrying a malformed fetus to have a potentially life-saving abortion.
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Grocery chain Kroger is making a potentially life-saving medication available without a prescription at hundreds of its in-store pharmacies nationwide.
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Therefore, it is vital that local authorities work with clubs to create the environment where these life-saving initiatives can be introduced.
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It's not exactly your friend's Mavic Pro casually dropping off life-saving medical supplies—then again, it's not that far off, either.
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As I sipped my life-saving green juice (oh wait), I wondered why the hell I sacrificed high-quality sleep for this.
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Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we found the average annual salaries for 19 life-saving jobs around the country.
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We took a look at what the typical American who works in those occupations and similar life-saving jobs earns each year.
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These life-saving tests, and similar ones for hepatitis B and C, are now so routine that we take them for granted.
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Shkreli gained notoriety after hiking the price of a life-saving drug treatment that is mostly used by AIDS and cancer patients.
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Then the life-saving monitors would hiss and pump, click and beep, and I would focus again on my own tenuous mortality.
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Companies building self-driving cars pitch it as a potentially life-saving technology, but those companies still have a lot to prove.
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News organizations are sharing life saving tips while non-profits are raising money for artists and businesses impacted by widespread quarantine orders.
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Patient advocates had called for swifter action, saying that withholding data could deprive them of life-saving information about their own care.
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He threw out the first pitch at a recent Sox game -- and seems to be doing well following multiple life-saving surgeries.
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In the meantime New York's county jails can still punish people for bringing the potentially life-saving medication into jail with them.
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On October 16, 2013, Gabriel -- then just 14 months old -- got the life-saving bone marrow transplant at St. Louis Children's Hospital.
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When she was 16 days old, the family learned that she was in heart failure and in need of life-saving transplant.
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In Italy, doctors have had to choose which patients receive life-saving medical attention due to shortages in necessary equipment and space.
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In fact, they can have unintended negative effects in the form of disrupting supply chains of medical equipment and life-saving medications.
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Nine years ago, the U.S. rescinded a cruel policy that denied life-saving health-care to thousands of people around the world.
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"By doing so, you can put this life-saving medication in the hands of more people and save lives," the Democrats said.
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In recent years, watchdog groups have reported cases of Catholic hospitals denying female patients everything from birth control to life-saving procedures.
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"A military offensive could displace 300,000 people and disrupt life-saving humanitarian services, including the IRCs," the organization said in a statement.
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Life-saving change Whether you're a cat person or dog person, this 11-year-old Shih Tzu's journey will capture your heart.
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"We've made great strides -- none of this existed 10 years ago," said Joanne Massey, community education manager at Surf Life Saving NSW.
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This might be particularly scary during a catastrophe, when citizens are relying upon their government for accurate and potentially life-saving information.
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Along with life-saving equipment like first-aid kits and life jackets, IOM has supplied the Libyan coast guard with registration equipment.
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In the 1960s, we recognized the consequences of a poorly designed system and acted promptly and comprehensively on a life-saving redesign.
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Epinephrine is the life-saving treatment of choice for severe allergic reactions, such as to bee stings, exposure to peanuts or medications.
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If insurers deny, or even delay, approval of costlier life-saving alternatives, then money saving but fatal measures become the deadly default.
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Our relatives send us daily messages begging for help with basic items, from crucial life-saving medicine, to toilet paper and toothpaste.
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Social media itself can't stop that trend, but support, research, awareness, and treatment have the power to make a life-saving difference.
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Yet, California seems to have taken the position that the public must be protected from life-saving and safety-enhancing technological advancements.
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Mylan also produces a generic version of its life-saving EpiPen allergy treatment, which like Teva's product is priced at about $300.
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"We have an opportunity today to support and promote the safe testing and deployment of this life saving technology," said Ohio Rep.
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In other words, there is no plan for the millions of Americans who depend on this policy for life-saving health care.
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If I pair my PAX with the MARNARDAL hinged door, I would be able to fill it with life-saving insulating materials.
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Mylan also produces a generic version of its own life-saving EpiPen allergy treatment, which like Teva's product is priced at about $300.
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Soon the program of training locals in the application of life saving medicines began to spread, first to Peru and then to Rwanda.
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INFANT TWIN BOYS GET LIFE-SAVING BONE MARROW DONATION FROM 4-YEAR-OLD BIG BROTHER "I kept thinking it was weight," she said.
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Photo: GettyThe EpiPen, a life-saving medical product for treating severe allergies, is in short supply as American kids head back to school.
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When the electrical system in the heart stops working, an AED can deliver a life-saving shock, allowing the heart to restart itself.
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"Vulnerable people, out of reach of life-saving assistance due to the conflict, are paying the ultimate price," she added in a statement.
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A Missouri woman had a lunch date to remember when she used her life-saving CPR skills to come to her date's rescue.
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Former WWE superstar David Otunga's niece Kylee has finally received a life-saving heart transplant after her family feared she would not survive.
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Close to bankruptcy in 2012, SAS sold assets and cut wages and thousands of jobs in return for a life-saving credit facility.
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If the risks can be sufficiently controlled, then it's hard to envisage society choosing to forego the life-saving opportunities of this technology.
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Bill Mauzy, an attorney representing Andrew Kornfeld, said the doctor's son was sent on a last-minute "life-saving mission" to Prince's side.
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Zeh put it—banning life-saving abortion or abortion before 17 weeks, or 120 days, could be considered infringing on their religious freedoms.
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"He set in motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life-saving mission," Mauzy said of the elder Kornfeld.
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But 45 percent of people surveyed who have a personal experience with painkiller abuse favor allowing nonprescription sale of those life-saving drugs.
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Cooper had interviewed Hatch last year for a segment on Anderson Cooper 360 about the life-saving abilities of police and military dogs.
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Emilia Clarke revealed Thursday that she underwent two life-saving brain surgeries over the last eight years to correct two different aneurysm growths.
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Aside from the nostalgia factor, FM radio broadcasts can be life-saving, especially in emergency situations when information is transmitted via radio waves.
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At the AEA conference Alvin Roth, a Nobel prizewinner, delivered a lecture on his life-saving work in the field of market design.
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After Christina Applegate was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008, she made the difficult yet life-saving decision to get a double mastectomy.
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When she then learned that the mother of two needed a life-saving transplant, she decided to see if she was a match.
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While Poncho is great at mimicking what CPR looks like, he does not actually use this life-saving skill on people in need.
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If you or someone you love needs help, or if you want to support a group doing life-saving work, please visit AFSP.org.
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In a country that has been hit hard by the Zika virus and dengue, this could be a game-changing, life-saving effort.
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Clarke revealed in March that she had undergone two life-saving brain surgeries over the last eight years due to two aneurysm growths.
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Outrage over soaring prices for EpiPen, a life-saving allergy treatment, has drawn renewed attention to the number of children suffering from allergies.
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The regulators have requested material relating to the production, marketing, distribution, sale and pricing of three of its life-saving drugs, Valeant said.
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A nutrition survey led by its partner Action Contre la Faim had found 40,000 Rohingya children faced malnutrition and required life-saving assistance.
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The result is a shortage of epidemic proportions: At any given time, roughly 119,000 people are waiting on a potentially life-saving transplant.
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But with fewer dollars available for health sector imports, Venezuelans struggle to obtain products ranging from simple ointments to life-saving cancer drugs.
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"The Trump administration shouldn't fabricate excuses to withdraw funding from the UNFPA, especially when vital, life-saving work is at risk," said Sen.
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Last week, Clinton unveiled a plan to create an oversight panel that would protect consumers from "unjustified" price hikes on life-saving drugs.
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She contracted necrotizing fasciitis, an aggressive flesh-eating bacterial infection, resulting in her arms and legs being amputated as a life-saving measure.
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Many people with cancer, people who need a transplant or children who need dialysis have to go to Israel for life-saving treatments.
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It can help developing communities that aren't internet connected or provide a means of life-saving communication for people in war-torn cities.
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When she came out of the life-saving surgery, she learned that her sister Cookie, who had been battling lung cancer, had died.
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In reality, services like drug checking can be a life-saving intervention that acknowledges the truth: People will take drugs at events regardless.
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They failed to note, for example, the fact that feeding tubes were designed as a life-saving medical device, not a diet tool.
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We've seen the administration's disregard for science elsewhere, for example in the president's budget proposal that slashed funding for life-saving medical research.
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"In terms of immediate life-saving, no individual human being should worry about their immigraiton status unless they've committed a crime," Bossert said.
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"Our new support will provide basic life-saving supplies like food, water, shelter and clothing to people who have lost everything," Patel said.
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"We urge you to heed this important, potentially life-saving request," the senators wrote Thursday in a letter to FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb.
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Eliminating funding for Planned Parenthood would eliminate access to life saving preventative healthcare services to millions of Americans who need it the most.
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Dr. Carson's decades-long legacy of life-saving acts and groundbreaking medical brilliance will shine on despite recent attempts to besmirch his character.
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"The PAWS Act is a simple bill that could have a dramatic – and potentially life-saving – effect on the lives of many," Rep.
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While she faced some insurmountable obstacles, those obstacles would not be because she could not access life-saving healthcare and life-altering therapies.
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We certainly wouldn't go in a place where we would prevent life-saving activities from taking place," Bossert said on ABC's "This Week.
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What's more is that for every bag purchased, DeMellier funds a set of life-saving vaccines and treatments for a child in need.
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As we reported, Selena was on a kidney transplant list and ultimately received the life-saving organ from her best friend, Francia Raisa.
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The BIG Act will help schools across the nation implement this life-saving program to ensure our students stay safe, healthy and successful.
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Funding for maternal and child health and global nutrition is among the most cost-effective, life-saving investments the United States can make.
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The development, production and procurement of these life-saving medications is coordinated through a partnership between the federal government and the private sector.
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It also utilizes a user's location services to find life-saving resources nearby and includes how-to's for loved ones trying to help.
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Needless to say, President Trump's plan would sabotage the life-saving programs millions of Americans rely upon to pull themselves out of poverty.
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McNulty said that antibiotics can be life-saving drugs for serious infections, but they are not needed for colds or flu-like illnesses.
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A huge life-saving benefitIt can be hard to put into context the number of lives saved and lost, so consider two comparisons.
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The goal of the CAT is to break down the barriers that prevent patients from accessing critical life-changing and life-saving treatments.
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Humayun Khan, as he recounts the story of how his son gave his life saving his unit from a suicide bomber in Iraq.
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Mylan said on Friday it launched the generic version of its life-saving EpiPen allergy treatment at a more than 50 percent discount.
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Officers performed life-saving measures on the unidentified suspect, but he was pronounced dead at the scene, Torrance Police said in a release .
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At the time, Erbitux was not formally approved by the federal regulatory agency, and Abigail was denied a potentially life-saving treatment option.
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From donuts to life-saving anti-venom, drone delivery draws attention to what the technology might look like in a few short years.
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"We will do our utmost and carry on with life-saving and rescue operations throughout the night," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters.
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SenceTech – The SenceTech mission is to save lives via really cool wearables consumers WANT with side effects of medically accurate life-saving diagnostics.
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That leaves us with a status quo in which life-saving drugs are thrown away simply because of a date on a label.
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This additional capacity will significantly enhance mission effectiveness and improve warfighter safety through a number of life-saving, bandwidth-intensive cloud based applications.
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Now hailed as a hero, Hunter Harris' life-saving actions were caught on video and uploaded to Facebook, where the post went viral.
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People should be allowed to repair their own stuff, especially when that stuff is a life saving medical device needed during a pandemic.
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If you're expecting a return, it could come at a life-saving moment when various industries are cutting hours or laying off employees.
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Were it not for the life-saving ring from Japan's central bank, the dollar/yen premiums would have gone much higher, analysts said.
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However, she fears that she may soon run out of her own life-saving supply as people rush to stock up on it.
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Trump has "asked us to be aggressive" and "break through exciting, life-saving treatment, and we're doing that at the FDA," Hahn said.
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"The lack of electricity made it impossible to provide life-saving care," says Stachel, whose son is The Band's Visit star Ari'el Stachel.
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But one expert warned that, as the virus continues to spread across the US, one million Americans could need the life-saving devices.
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There's no guarantee that this time the discoveries enabled by African blood will come back to the people there as life-saving medications.
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We decided if something happened and nothing needed to be set and we didn't require life saving services, we would take an Uber.
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The FDA's "compassionate-use" program is supposed to allow terminally patients access to potentially life-saving treatments before they receive final FDA approval.
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It is obvious that economics represent a key incentive for the constant innovation and first access to life-saving drugs that Americans enjoy.
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From somewhere—a color supplement leafed through years ago on a boring Sunday afternoon at home—came these few, possibly life-saving tips.
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Footage of the life-saving act also showed Zhang spitting into an empty wine bottle as he siphoned the urine using his mouth.
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Fifty years ago, ambulances were simply a mode of transportation to the hospital, devoid of medical professionals capable of providing life-saving treatment.
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Every time I head to the pharmacy to buy the life-saving medications that my son needs, I&aposm confronted with sticker-shock.
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"The degree to which some of our own manufacturers rely on China to produce life-saving and life-sustaining medications is inexcusable," Sen.
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We have been blessed in America to have our children receive access to life-saving vaccines at the earliest points of their lives.
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Second, the people of Yemen cannot wait for a political solution to receive life-saving humanitarian aid and support for their collapsing economy.
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Comprehensive sanctions have also made it difficult to import life-saving medical equipment and medicines, which disproportionately impacts the poorest of Sudan's citizens.
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Yet penicillin is one of the most effective life-saving drugs in the world and is estimated to have saved 200 million lives.
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Shkreli, who gained notoriety for jacking up the price on life-saving drugs used by AIDS and cancer patients, was convicted in August.
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"These critical shortages in health services mean that more people are deprived of access to life-saving interventions," WHO said in a statement.
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The instability in funding will mean staff losses for SDPI programs and unreliable care for patients who depend on this life-saving program.
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If you needed a life-saving transplant, would it make a difference if you knew the vital organ came from a drug addict?
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Around 5.6 million children under the age of five die each year because there is no clinic to safeguard their births, help them, if necessary, to take their first breath, provide life-saving antibiotics to fend off respiratory infections, or ensure timely access to a $1 dose of life-saving anti-malaria medicine in the event of an infective mosquito bite.
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Mylan has been under investigation and faced harsh criticism over steep price increases for its life-saving auto-injector used for severe allergic reactions.
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However, with luck, this potentially life-saving procedure could be rolled out across the approximately 5,000 emergency departments in America over the next decade.
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The "pharma bro," who once jacked up the price of a life-saving drug from $13.50 to $750 a pill, likes to needle reporters.
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"The recent increase in military activity in ... Hodeidah threatens the security of our life-saving operations," World Food Programme (WFP) spokesman Herve Verhoosel said.
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Mackay says the importance of technology to people with disabilities while out in nature can not only be life-changing, but also life-saving.
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In March, the actress revealed that she underwent two life-saving brain surgeries over the last eight years to correct two different aneurysm growths.
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The Doro 8020X — available in Europe and the UK — is your typical waterproof smartphone, except it's a bit more robust and potentially life-saving.
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Bedhead is supporting the initiative by donating enough money to (RED) to provide 50,000 days of life-saving HIV medication to sub-Saharan Africa.
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Camden navigated his mom's phone to make a life-saving call, unlocking it and finding his dad – Dr. Jeremy Vaughan – in the "favorites" section.
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There's also a parachute — so the drone and its life-saving cargo can reach the ground safely in the event of a major malfunction.
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These were enough to provide 10,000 treatments, including antibiotics, dialysis sessions, insulin, life-saving medicines, trauma and pneumonia kits and hospitals beds, she said.
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In Jacksonville, Florida, and areas around the St. John's river, record-breaking flooding continues and life-saving missions remained underway Tuesday morning, officials said.
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Medically unverified health claims, such as the life-saving abilities of turmeric, alkaline water, or a nightshade-free diet, flourish on Facebook and YouTube.
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They want to create life-saving organs and potential treatments for debilitating diseases, but that dream isn't possible without funding and support, Belmonte said.
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Even accessing the most basic, life-saving services is a challenge, and the right support is absolutely critical to beginning a journey for recovery.
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A police officer posted an emotional plea for people to not use their cellphones to film strangers who are receiving life-saving medical attention.
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A fleet of 15 drones will soon be buzzing around the vast country, bypassing the sub-standard road network, and making life-saving interventions.
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What is clear is that the medication, while helpful (and sometimes life saving), can have immediate effects on patients' daily lives, profound and small.
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"This will tremendously advance our ability to develop transformative technologies of the future, including novel electronics, life-saving drugs and innovative energy solutions."[SLAC]
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Each day the al-Thawra hospital in Hodeida must decide which of the life-saving equipment to run with what little fuel it has.
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Maria Madera wrote in a social media post that Johnson was a loving father, husband, uncle and grandpa, and hailed his life-saving actions.
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Malaria prevention treatment using the drug sulphadoxine-pyrimethamine (SP) goes beyond 'life-saving protection against malaria', the LSHTM assistant professor added in a statement.
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Syria civil war The whole point of the ceasefire was to get life-saving aid to a quarter of a million people in Aleppo.
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Since Mylan bought the rights to EpiPens in 2007, the average price for the life-saving device has risen from around $50 to $300.
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Image: dschmieding (Flickr (CC BY 2.0))An Australian patient's life-saving surgical procedure went up in flames, and unfortunately we don't mean that figuratively.
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"Enabling women to time and space their pregnancies and providing access to treatment and prevention of infectious diseases is life-saving work," she said.
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The Life Saving Dot only costs 10 rupees — or 16 cents — for a packet of 22015, fitting the budgets of women in rural India.
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A last-ditch, possibly life-saving safety precaution, but also a startling exertion of force over a product that people had paid money for.
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"The court took a life-saving action by blocking our clients from being immediately sent back to Iraq," the ACLU said in a statement.
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The U.S. government even confiscates life-saving medications which has likely contributed to the suffering and even death that has occurred in these facilities.
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A top freight railroad made a somewhat unusual plea to Congress on Wednesday: pay for passenger railroads to install a life-saving train technology.
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And we can't even attempt the fourth step — which is implementing life-saving prevention strategies — because the federal government is prohibited from getting involved.
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Granted, these issues don't entail taking life-saving benefits away from tens of millions of people, but they're not necessarily easier to get done.
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For several minutes, he performed "several life-saving measures on the child" but didn't see any improvement, the sheriff's office said in a statement.
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But cooling is also crucial to protect life-saving vaccines that need refrigeration, keep food safe and help farmers stop their produce from spoiling.
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"A lack of access to life-saving basic care will increase the risk of maternal and newborn deaths and communicable disease outbreaks," Maburutse said.
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"We propose that Congress move swiftly to provide the Secretary of Transportation with targeted new authority to approve life-saving safety innovations," Urmson said.
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His blood is actually used to make a life-saving medication, given to moms whose blood is at risk of attacking their unborn babies.
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Right now Republicans in Congress are threatening to make that kind of life-saving, life-changing care inaccessible for millions of people like me.
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It's all about stress inoculation, specifically for medics, corps men, people who are delivering life-saving first aid in a highly stressful battle scenario.
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Yet despite several rounds of funding, the high-risk region has much farther to go in rolling out a potentially life-saving warning system.
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Surgeon General Jerome Adams called on more Americans to carry a potentially life-saving medication that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
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The skyrocketing cost of insulin has become a crisis in the US. Some people are dying because they can't afford the life-saving drug.
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Judah Folkman and Bernard Fisher — who spent years in the medical wilderness before each's lifelong life-saving work was finally acknowledged by their peers.
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She noted that EpiPens, while providing a life-saving treatment, are prescribed to those who have severe allergies and, thus, aren't a preventive service.
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A Yale University study found that 25 percent of diabetes patients are thus deliberately underusing the life-saving drug in order to save money.
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Today, more Americans than ever before have access to the full continuum of life-saving care options for mental health and substance use problems.
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The legislation ensures that both victims and law enforcement will receive life-saving resources to make headway in ending the commercial exploitation of Americans.
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To meet the needs of children, the nation's disaster stockpile should include life-saving equipment, devices, supplies and medications that are appropriate for children.
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However, individuals with Down syndrome are disincentivized from pursuing meaningful careers because of the fear of losing access to life saving benefits like Medicaid.
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Patents provide incentives for the creation of life-saving drugs by allowing inventors to recoup their invention costs through monopoly pricing of their products.
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Kanarek endured life-saving surgery after the shooting, which was allegedly perpetrated by Michael Barisone, 54, on a farm he owns in New Jersey.
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That answers some of the concerns — low-income individuals and families will receive more of a savings, putting that life-saving medicine within reach.
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"The recent increase in military activity in... Hodeidah threatens the security of our life-saving operations," World Food Programme (WFP) spokesman Herve Verhoosel said.
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It's time to launch a privately funded refugee resettlement account and ramp up the life-saving process of resettlement for our Central American neighbors.
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Their pledge should now be reinforced by government efforts to protect the spectrum from any intrusion that could compromise its original life-saving purpose.
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Twenty states have put forward legislation that would criminalize doctors who offer life-saving treatments like hormone therapy and puberty blockers to transgender minors.
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He did not address distribution and allocation, the other critical issue that states say would end counterproductive competition among them for life-saving supplies.
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If nations stop letting ventilators leave their borders, that could effectively be "denying a life saving technology to literally billions of people," Evenett said.
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