Sascha Eickmann, Daniel Wolff, Guido Kobbe, Peter Dreger, Nicolaus Kröger, Anne Herrmann-Johns
Barriers and Facilitators in Continuous Medical Education Related to Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplantation: A Qualitative Study of Physicians
Oncology research and treatment
let summarize briefly argument made set private public choices dramatically altered age profile wellbeing choices important sense joint ones involving number dependents well conditions live jointness derives several sources one institutionthe conjugal familyremains principal agent responsible childbearing childrearing factors influence health institution invariably affect numbers conditions children simply way protect children fully earthquake shuddered american family past 20 years factors work objective conditions face also set values mental constructs elect face end age scale obviously affect number elderly persons well circumstances altering health programs decisively chosen final source jointness numbers affect conditions effects largely inadvertent ive argued regard public schooling others seem deliberate outcomes political process useful step back ask whether mixture numbers conditions weve chosen one best serves us regard redistributions workingage population elderly answer far obvious surely something said system things get better pass life rather worse great levelling age curves psychological distress suicide income past two decades might simply reflect fact decided fundamental sense dont want face futures become continually bleaker lets clear transfers workingage population elderly also transfers away children since working ages bear far responsibility childrearing elderly lets also recognize sums involved huge increase federal expenditures elderly 1977 1983 distributed among population age 15 would come well 2000 per childabstract truncated 250 words