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The phrase "also suffer from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional issues or conditions that someone or something experiences alongside another problem.
Example: "Many people with anxiety also suffer from depression, making their situation more challenging."
Alternatives: "also experience" or "additionally endure".
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Both also suffer from their size.
Piled events also suffer from "grade migration".
Fighters also suffer from brain trauma.
They may also suffer from poor cardiovascular health.
My children also suffer from a case of affluent-za.
Highways and bridges also suffer from a shortfall.
Schumer's recollections also suffer from a decided dearth of dish.
Many students also suffer from mental health problems.
"Many people with AIDS also suffer from dementia.
Democrats could also suffer from the downside to presidential coattails.
Rural communities also suffer from inadequate or impure water supplies.
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