The ASA says it doesn't wish to "disregard anyone's beliefs, but specific claims targeted at people who may be seriously ill must comply with the rules on substantiation and social responsibility that apply to all other advertising".
Pistons coach Lawrence Frank returned after missing six games to be with his seriously ill wife.
Ill health may be correlated with poverty, but is it caused by it?
But honestly, these stories are again somewhat disconnected from the other storylines, and they can be entirely skipped with no ill effects.
The first concerns countries that are embroiled in political upheaval and which may be ill-placed to cope with the economic storms to come.
Pistons coach Lawrence Frank returned to the team after missing six games to be with his seriously ill wife, but it didn't save his team from a ninth straight loss.
It will be denied vital modernization programs - the absence of which ensures the remaining force will be ill-equipped to contend with present dangers, let alone those in the offing.
In a 1990 case the Supreme Court ruled that a mentally ill prisoner could be treated with antipsychotic drugs against his will, but only if doctors thought that without the drugs the prisoner was a danger to himself and others.
Yet the idea runs deep, in British life of the past half-century, that a true toff must be hushed and slightly ill at ease with his own toffery.
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But if we naively assume that U.S. firms will be able to export with no ill global effects, we then have to consider the view among investors when it comes to growing earnings within those same companies.
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Personally I would not want to get on a plane with people who might be ill!
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The Islamic cleric believed to be JI's leader remained under police guard in hospital on Thursday, with doctors saying he was too ill to be questioned.
In the years since their first conversation, during the Compaq acquisition, Keyworth and Kawamoto had spoken often by telephone, and he had found her to be a sympathetic listener, especially while his wife was ill with terminal cancer.
If so, this absolutely must be handled with integrity and with impeccable safeguards for the mentally ill.
Fee-fronting appears to be a common way less reputable brokers help the desperately ill part with their money.
As in, you could be liable for embedding a YouTube video on your site with ill-gotten copyrighted footage in it.
With Rangers now wallowing in disarray, they may be ill-advised to hang around, even if they are given the invitation.
It suggested that due to the possible negative impact on the island's reputation, if anyone should suffer ill effects from the unregulated supplements, the legislation should be drafted with high priority.
Here's hoping that the affiliated Tech Policy Summit--with some participants' eyes cast nervously toward Washington--helps ensure policymakers don't devour the technology sector's promise with ill-conceived intervention (your Wayne will be a panelist there).
Terminally-ill people with less than six months to live will not be affected by the changes.
These patients tend to be newborns with serious issues and the elderly, who are often quite ill.
Praising the UK government's moves on public health and a report linking poverty with ill health, she called for public health to be rebuilt for a new era.
It seems that even the largest companies, armed with legions of expert financial advisers and ERISA lawyers who are paid hefty fees, are both prone to be out-witted by the financial vendors they entrust with plan assets and ill-equipped to identify competitive, conflict-free 401(k) investment solutions.
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One is that in 2001, when he was still Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, he signed an ill-phrased document that appears to order that child-abuse cases be dealt with in secret.
Mr Hearns said seriously ill patients in remote areas such as Mull or Barra would be taken to a hospital with GP cover, but critical care for any emergency interventions may not be available.
Now, while the public would be ill-advised to leverage its positions, there may have been ETFs or mutual funds loaded with mortgages that turned in positive returns.
If you are healthy now but turn critically ill later, you may or may not be able to switch into a traditional health policy with a low deductible.
The 38-year-old spent years caring for her seriously ill daughter Emily, 10, who was born with heart problems and had to be fed through a tube in her stomach.
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So AstraZeneca followed the time-tested approach for cancer drugs: It had initially tested Iressa on terminally ill patients with various cancer types, hoping for hints as to which tumors might be most vulnerable.
Betsi Cadwaldr has also been consulting on plans to close minor injuries units along with some community hospitals, while specialist care for very ill newborn babies could be moved from Denbighshire's Glan Clwyd Hospital to Arrowe Park Hospital in Wirral.
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