The phrase "and illness in a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a sentence discussing health, medical conditions, or the impact of illness on a specific subject.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of stress and illness in a population of elderly patients."
Alternatives: "and disease in a" or "and health issues in a".
To research patient perceptions of medicines and illness in a multicultural setting, it is appropriate to translate research materials.
Understanding the full spectrum of symptoms and illness in a population includes investigating the interrelation of many comorbidities.
Family doctors, more than hospital specialists, explore health and illness in a wider psychosocial context, including gender-specific circumstances.
This study is unique as it explores beliefs about health and illness in a group of Africans originating from Zimbabwe.
As the first step in injury and illness prevention, it is important to reliably and accurately establish the nature of injury and illness in a given population.
Although Western culture is diverse, evolving and increasingly views health and illness in a broader context, Western medicine remains largely based on scientific, rational and objective principles.
Only one reference was found in the cyanobacteria literature that raises doubts about illness caused by cyanobacterial LPS: Carmichael [ 16] suggests that the relationship between ingested LPS and illness in an immunologically competent population is debatable, there being little evidence that people with a normal LPS-containing gut flora would be affected by LPS from water supplies.
The causal attribution is unequivocal and fully consistent with the shared cultural model of health and illness in which wind is a salient external cause of disease.
It wanted to do and be everything: to incorporate time travel, giant bunnies and mental illness in a Steven Spielberg suburb and a Stephen King-style high school, add teen romance and death, and moral quandaries and self-doubt.
Reading from an index card like an anxious graduate student, she keeps insisting to the audience that what they are watching is a "theatrical exploration of issues of health and illness both in an individual and in a community".
*: Estimates of relative risks were adjusted for age and its interaction with gender, calendar year of diagnosis, and mental illness in a parent or sibling.
