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On the other hand, the significant positive total effect of socio-cultural capital on the choice of private provider for both illnesses was almost entirely mediated by economic capital.

The treatment rates for most physical illnesses are almost universally 90% or above.

In the bottom fifth, the treated illnesses were almost all psychotic (90 per cent).

Second, serious illnesses are almost always tested, scanned, photographed, charted and measured for weeks or months, offering an easy paper trail for the Vatican's doctors to follow and consider.

Torrey says prevalence data on mental illnesses are almost nonexistent in the United States.

Kevin told me that when he felt the weight of his illness was almost too much for him, he'd always tell himself that things could be worse: it could be his Lucy who was sick.

In Kazakhstan, people with chronic illness were found to pay on average 18% more than people with other health problems, while in Georgia, the mean cost for outpatient care in case of chronic illness was almost two times higher than in case of acute illness [ 21, 22].

Those who have suffered from both depression and serious physical illness are almost unanimous in agreeing that the depression is worse.

Etiology in any mental illness is almost completely unknown.

Aleppo was once home to Syria's best cancer hospital; now anyone there with the misfortune to contract a chronic illness is almost certain to die.

The Braves, playing last night without the sluggers Chipper Jones (strained muscle in right side) and Andruw Jones (undisclosed illness), are almost improbably turning into an elixir for the Mets.