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Burdening Others

Hastings Center Report, 2022
AbstractMany people are afraid they will, as they age or fall ill, become burdens to others. Some who fear this say they would be willing to hasten their own deaths—engaging in self‐sacrifice through suicide, assisted suicide, or euthanasia—to avoid it.
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Burden of Compliance and Burden of Violation

2015
It this paper we address the issue of what it means to comply with or violate norms, and we propose a computationally oriented approach to reason about such notions.
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The burden of cholera

Critical Reviews in Microbiology, 2011
Cholera is an acute secretory diarrheal disease that is perceived by World Health Organization (WHO) to be a highly contagious threat. Firstly discovered by an Italian physician, Filippo Pacini, the disease gains a reputation as the most feared epidemic diarrheal disease encountered in developing countries.
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The Economic Burden

2010
Not only is chemo fog a troublesome medical problem for the sufferers, but in addition it is the source of nearly $300 million in direct and indirect expense in the United States alone each year. And since it often persists for extended periods of time, the indirect costs, which stem mainly from lost productivity, continue to accumulate with another ...
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Burden of kidney disease and the burden of proof

Peritoneal Dialysis International: Journal of the International Society for Peritoneal Dialysis, 2022
Shira Goldman, Joanne M Bargman
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The Burden of Dependency

The Sociological Review, 1983
The control of financial resources is an important indicator of the distribution of power within families. This may be particularly significant when economic power is accompanied by physical violence. This paper considers economic dependency among a group of women using a refuge.
M, Homer, A, Leonard, P, Taylor
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Intangible Burdens and ‘Real’ Burdens

1993
If the burdensharing debate were as simple as a matter of allocating proportions of the cost, one could argue merely about the devices for measuring the respective burdens. The debate, though, has never been that simple since it hinges upon a complex set of assumptions held by the parties to the debate.
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THE BURDEN OF ECHINOCOCCOSIS

The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 2005
The echinococcoses, cystic (CE) and alveolar (AE), caused by the larval stages of Echinococcus granulosus and Echinococcus multilocularis, respectively, are well-known by the medical community because of their often dramatic clinical presentation and complexities of diagnosis and clinical management.
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burden of the debt

1987
Public debt constitutes private assets. The deficit of one sector of the economy is the surplus of another.
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The burden of alcohol

Emergency Medicine Journal, 2015
The EMJ publication on the cohort study of alcohol related attendances in Newcastle (UK)1 is a timely reminder of the impact and burden of alcohol on emergency departments. Almost 1 in 6 emergency department attenders in this study presented following significant alcohol consumption. This in itself is a cause for concern.
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