medical costs造句

Excessive increase in medical costs.

Higher medical costs legislate against an improvement in health.

"Furthermore, the rapid increase of medical costs has doubtlessly restrained the demand for medical services."

Nowadays, rapid growth of medical costs, Difficulty and high expenses of medical treatment are hot social issues in China.

To explore the positive and negative effects of medical tourism on the economy, health staff and medical costs in Thailand.

This is due to skyrocketing medical costs and the high cost of health insurance.

Employees may face increasing pressure to take on more of their own medical costs in retirement.

Then on to questions. The subjects range from high medical costs to the influence of Iran.

The worldwide costs from deaths and hospitalisation are hard to calculate in the absence of information about medical costs in each country.

I was suffering from a skin disease. The medical costs were too expensive and the drug didn't work well.

Yet wage growth has been stagnating even as gasoline and medical costs rise, putting pressure on household finances.

This was put into a trust fund for past expenses and any future medical costs involved in Julian's treatment.

The high-speed increase in medical costs brought heavy pressure and burdens to both employers and employees.

Apart from the basic medical insurance, a system of mutual help in the case of large-amount medical costs has been set up throughout the country to cover medical costs in excess of the maximum coverage under the mutual assistance program.

Yet the same logic applies to attempts to justify taxes on obesity because of any medical costs obesity imposes on taxpayers.

Hence, to solve these problems, what need to do is to speed up the restructuring of prison medical costs, and gradually improve state medicine system if criminals.

Virtual reality may eventually help to reduce reliance on opioids and allow more aggressive wound care and physical therapy, which would speed up recovery and cut medical costs.

The value of the vouchers would rise more slowly than medical costs have done of late, however, leaving the elderly footing more of their bills.

Tina: Yeah, the health-care reform will alleviate the burden of medical costs, you know nowadays it is too difficult and expensive to see a doctor in China, especially for the poor.

For years, financial advisers have made at least token efforts to tell clients to save for medical costs, but few Americans budgeted them into their life plans beyond their needs in retirement.

The Social Security program, enacted in 1935, still ensures that retired people have a regular income each month, and has been expanded to help them meet their medical costs.