Word: chronical
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...record a CD, David Roth, 39, a Chicago-area sculptor turned singer-songwriter, was having trouble with the part-time bass player--his wife Heidi Meredith. Both had grown up in broken homes and hoped to avoid separation. But after more than a decade together, they had devolved into chronic arguers: how to make the bed, how to make music. "We were in this decaying orbit that was going to crash and burn," says Roth. Says Meredith, 39: "It was never a question of our not loving each other. We would just completely butt heads, and then we would analyze...
Rosenthal said that hospital workers, individuals with chronic diseases, the elderly and students living in dormitories all qualify as high risk and will be able to receive the inoculation...
...Most of the people who die from the flu usually have secondary or chronic disorders,” he said, adding that the elderly are especially vulnerable as well...
...study, published last week in the New England Journal of Medicine, “compared utilization and spending patterns for three classes of drugs that are used to treat chronic illnesses,” said Richard Frank, Morris professor of health economics at HMS and one of the researchers involved in the study...
Harvard students who are covered by their parents’ insurance plans and who suffer from chronic illnesses like depression may face similar problems with the costs of their medications, Frank said...