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He had suffered three heart attacks and other ailments in recent years and was hospitalized this week after a routine check-up.
Or, indeed, that eastern Europeans I know fly home rather than risk the NHS, even for minor ailments and dentistry.
They should ensure they have proper medication, get their flu jab if they have not yet done so and seek advice from their pharmacist or their GPs for colds, coughs and minor ailments".
Significant recent progress to improve mental health will stall, and a "historic opportunity" to ditch its status as the "poor relation" of physical ailments will be lost, if ministers do not put more than the promised £8bn extra into the NHS by 2020, Norman Lamb said.
The stat about his lack of time on the DL is particularly interesting because in 2013, in addition to the headlines he's made with his bat, we've heard an awful lot about the ailments he's been dealing with while powering through the season in top form – leading the AL with 161 hits, hitting 40 home runs while putting up an OPS of 1.133.
Whatever it was that the CQC found, the inspectors' concerns – including that Colchester was struggling with "unprecedented demand" – were enough for the EAU to be closed, an emergency control centre to be set up, extra staff recruited, routine operations cancelled and patients with non-urgent ailments told to go elsewhere, all as part of a "major incident" being declared.
Even with a knee injury that curtailed his 2013 season and a frustrating series of ailments that stilted progress this year, the 26-year-old returned to the world stage with a win that never seemed in doubt.
Understand it, and researchers will illuminate one of modernity's most common ailments.
Cheetahs suffered from liver ailments until the vitamin A in their diets was adjusted.
But each gang is different, so "cancer" is actually a term that embraces hundreds of specific ailments propelled by an even larger number of genetic and epigenetic traits.
Russia's president, stricken with fever, pneumonia and perhaps other ailments , gesticulated mechanically at his Chinese visitor, Jiang Zemin.
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The primary grammatical function of "ailments " is as a noun , typically used in the plural form. It functions as the object of a sentence or preposition, denoting various health problems or diseases. As Ludwig AI explains, this word refers to physical or mental conditions that affect a person's health.
Expression frequency: Very common
