Sentence examples for brain illnesses from inspiring English sources

Those suffering from brain illnesses have enough burdens without being labeled failures.

First described in cases of chronic alcoholism, Korsakoff's psychosis, or syndrome, occurs in a wide variety of toxic and infectious brain illnesses, as well as in association with such nutritional disorders as deficiency of the B vitamins.

In even more severely deficient people, the risk of dementia jumped to 125 per cent while there was a 122 per cent increased risk of developing Alzheimer's disease – a dose-response finding showing that levels of vitamin D were a significant risk factor in both kinds of progressive brain illnesses.

Misfolded proteins called prions are thought to trigger deadly brain illnesses including mad cow disease.

Dementia, the syndrome caused by several brain illnesses affecting memory, motor skills, thinking and behavior, affects 47 million people around the world and is projected to afflict 75 million by 2030, according to the World Health Organization.

The Brain Observatory's founder, Dr Jacopo Annese, says the library's wealth of information could also help doctors discover the telltale signs of serious brain illnesses long before they actually appear.

Depression is a highly treatable brain illness, and recurrences are usually preventable with proper treatment.

Mr. Khalif said he could not work because he was undergoing a series of operations for a brain illness.

Downer cows are more likely to have certain illnesses, including mad cow disease, a fatal brain illness that is occasionally transmitted to humans.

Younger cattle are considered to pose less risk of mad cow disease, a fatal brain illness that is sometimes transmitted to humans.

State wildlife officials are preparing to analyze hundreds of deer from this year's hunt to determine if the herd has been inflicted with chronic wasting disease, a highly contagious brain illness.