The phrase "acute sickness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a severe or intense illness that occurs suddenly and typically has a short duration.
Example: "The patient was admitted to the hospital with acute sickness, requiring immediate medical attention."
Alternatives: "severe illness" or "intense sickness".
When, eventually, she was transferred to the RAF, she was still suffering acute sickness.
Infection occurs when an organism is ingested by the host, then grows inside the host and causes acute sickness and, in extreme cases, death.
Skin colour may be an important cue to detect sickness in humans but how skin colour changes with acute sickness is currently unknown.
"This study adds to growing evidence for the existence of facial cues associated with acute sickness and help us understand how, unfortunately, social stigmas about people suffering illnesses might emerge," he said.
No official reports of acute sickness, such as hair loss, have been given, but these people will have a more than 5percentt increase in lifetime cancer probability leading to 150 additional cancer cases.
The announcement was made because she had been suffering from acute sickness - as she had with her first child Prince George, who was born in July 2013.
Most of the acute sicknesses were respiratory diseases (42% of all occurrences) and cardiovascular diseases.
Future research that assesses participants for acute mountain sickness or seeks to diagnose acute mountain sickness among participants should use a validated and widely implemented diagnostic tool.
The consequence is that most people who climb Kilimanjaro get sick unnecessarily, putting up with Acute Mountain Sickness because of tight schedules.
Remember to drink plenty and don't ignore the symptoms of AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) such as headaches and nausea.
After we had accessed the full text and reviewed the data, we excluded studies if a clear definition of acute mountain sickness was not stated or if the incidence of acute mountain sickness was unclear among the study population.
