Costs

- Investing In Preventive Measures To Contain Costs: While the United States spent $132 billion in 2002 treating Americans with diabetes, just $70 billion went to the prevention of all diseases.

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Costs from the restructuring of its weed-killer unit weighed on the bottom line.

Monsanto Loss Narrows Amid Fewer Charges; Sales Rise Mark Peters 2010

- Investing In Information On Effective Treatments To Contain Costs: Today, Americans are likely to receive the appropriate care just half of the time, and approximately one-third of individuals seeking care are likely to experience a medical error such as a medication mistake or the wrong lab results.

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For exam - ple, if you want to give the name Costs to the cell range A2: A10 on both Sheet1 and Sheet2, you name the range Sheet1!

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NASA OIG Weighs In on Space Flight Awareness Costs is the next entry in this blog.

Americans Think That NASA Is Doing A Good Job - NASA Watch 2009

Long-term Costs and Benefits of Abating Climate Change.

Economics of climate change 2008

- Using Health IT To Contain Costs: Fewer than 25 percent of hospitals, and fewer than 20 percent of doctor’s offices, employ health information technology systems.

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- Expanding Access To Contain Costs: Expanding coverage to the 45.7 million uninsured and treading their chronic conditions won’t come cheap, but it’s necessary if we want to manage chronic diseases and offer preventive services that will treat conditions before they develop into costly medical emergencies.

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J Profit Drops 12% on Recall Costs, Sluggish Sales Johnson & Johnson reported a 12% decline in fourth-quarter earnings and issued a disappointing outlook for the current year as the health-care company deals with a slowdown in health spending and the continued fallout from its product recalls.

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The Loser pays the Costs is a principle of English Law

Bringing the Law into Disrepute 2007