The phrase "active illness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical contexts to refer to a disease or condition that is currently affecting a patient.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with an active illness that required immediate treatment."
Alternatives: "current illness" or "ongoing illness".
"If you've been cleared by a physician to attend because you were strong enough mentally, then it is not an active illness," said Bill Suneson, who started Next Generation with Mr. Fees.
Early risk exposures (trauma, abuse, exposure to parental active illness), psychological risk processes, and biological markers can be mapped to the emerging clinical course through parallel studies.
We excluded 47 patients; 1 had HIV-2 infection, 1 had an active illness during CART, 37 had discontinuous CART in first 15 months of treatment, and 8 did not have two consecutive VL <400 copies/ml.
Subjects had no active illness and did not engage in regular vigorous exercise.
In most cases, the presence of anti-Sm antibodies occurs after the clinical manifestation of SLE therefore they serve as a diagnostic criterion for SLE, while a high anti-U1-snRNP antibody titer is associated with a more active illness.
Patients were included if 1) they were 18 65 years of age, 2) had been diagnosed by a psychiatrist with a brief psychotic disorder, schizophreniform disorder, schizophrenia, or schizoaffective disorder according to Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV) criteria, and 3) had no other active illness.
Healthy volunteers had no active illnesses and were not on medication and were comprised of relatives who accompanied the BTC and benign patients to the clinic.
Our data suggest that good management of people with dementia should pay attention to other active illnesses as well as medical management.
Those who are violent in the absence of active mental illness, or who are violent due to a combination of mental illness and personality disorder are often more difficult to treat and are more likely to need specialist forensic mental health treatment programmes.
In addition, AMC subjects maintained independent activities of daily living and were free of any active neurological illness, psychiatric disorders, or other medical conditions that would potentially interfere with their cognitive performance.
"Housing First opposition is typically rooted in a sense that it feels wrong or backwards to subsidise housing for someone with active mental illness or a drug problem," he says.
