people with

people something with someone

to provide population for something or some place, using someone or some kind of people. The government decided to people the frontier with a variety of races. The island had been peopled with marooned sailors.

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Additional support may be needed to assist people with MS with finding and maintaining employment.

Medical, pyschological, social, and programmatic barriers to employment for people with multiple sclerosis

Many people with disabilities are ready, willing, and able to work, (Kennedy & Olney, 2001) and they are the largest source of unutilized talent in our labor force (Green & Brooke, 2001).

Tilting at windmills: changing attitudes toward people with disabilities

In addition to healthy lean people and smokers, the lean include people with cancer, emphysema, congestive heart failure, liver disease, dementia, and other illnesses that lead to weight loss and, eventually, death.

The weight debate: is that spare tire a lifesaver?

Because of the fragility of people with CD4 below 200, we didn't want to take the risk with them.

Weekend treatment interruptions for certain well-controlled patients: interview with Cal Cohen, M.D

Initiatives to raise awareness of hepatitis C; prevent new infections; offer potentially life-saving hepatitis A and B vaccinations; and diagnose, monitor, and treat people with hepatitis C have been hampered by inadequate funding.

Current challenges in hepatitis C

In 2004, an adult, non-institutionalized American is much more likely to be completely isolated from people with whom he or she could discuss important matters than in 1985," says the study, titled "Social Interaction in America.

FACING HUMANITY WITH TECHNOLOGY

This early damage is why most MS specialists recommend early treatment with disease-modifying agents for people with relapsing forms of MS.

What's going on with the diseased-modifying drugs? We're well into the second decade of the era of disease-modifying MS medications. What do we know about them now? And what do we know about why people take or don't take them?

We need to focus on recruiting, training, and retaining people with the right attributes, skills, and attitudes to do this job well.

It's all in the talent: what DoD can learn from Hollywood

Jean Vanier offers a simple summary of the purpose of the small community he began in 1964: "The secret of L'Arche is relationship: meeting people heart to heart; listening to people with their pain, their joy, their hope, their history.

Humanity professor

Penninx and her colleagues have also found that elderly people with anemia lose more muscle strength over a 4-year period than do people who don't have anemia.

Blood, iron, and gray hair: anemia in old age is a rising concern

For example, Melendez says, most research being done today on people with HIV is done on people of color with HIV.

Studying sex: a one-of-a-kind college course is helping to transform the burgeoning field of sexuality studies

Little is known about the role that people with disabilities have played in our history.

Ordinary people: why the disabled aren't so different

Thus, people with disabilities in Wisconsin have become the most reluctant of shoppers, making their phone calls to nursing homes, and praying for rejection.

Banishing the disabled

GRACE: How closely involved are the finance people with the systems people in your firms?

How productive are your people?

In people with diabetes, however, the pancreas either produces little or no insulin, or the body cells do not respond to the insulin that is produced.