Sentence examples for a specific illness from inspiring English sources

Racism is not a specific illness but a general sickness.

The companies either refused to cover the person, refused to cover a specific illness or condition or charged a higher premium.

He ordered medical, disability and survivor benefits for those affected -- the first time the government had linked a specific illness to service in the region.

Robertson judges it "highly unlikely" that a company could face prosecution for the health impacts of night working given the difficulty of proving isolated causation between shift patterns and a specific illness.

Is your environment safe and convenient?" There are three areas that should be explored during a geriatric exam that are often missed if the doctor focuses on a specific illness, Dr. Morrison said: Dementia.

Federico Lombardi, a Vatican spokesman, said the pope had resigned not because of "difficulties in the papacy" or a specific illness but instead a progressive decline in his strength.

"I think of myself as a public health nurse," adds Marie, "because I'm not just coming into the patient's home to monitor and manage a specific illness--I'm there to care for the whole patient".

His considerations were not that theoretical but practical, even therapeutic (as long as they provide remedy for a very specific illness of our time).

Many yoga practitioners view yoga as a way to promote both physical and mental health, rather than a treatment for specific illness [ 12].

This last trouble, called cephalalgiaphobia, has been described by Peres et al. [29] as a new possible specific illness phobia.

A patient's specific illness appears to be important in deciding what type of treatment he will seek.