Sentence examples for cases of rickets from inspiring English sources

She pointed to a scheme in Birmingham in which universal access to vitamins is credited with halving the number of cases of rickets in the city.

But a former GOSH paediatric radiologist, Karen Rosendahl, disputed that, in general, cases of rickets were necessarily hard to detect on a survey.

Rebecca was malnourished and had the worst cases of rickets one expert had seen in their 33-year medical career, Nottingham Crown Court heard.

The number of cases of rickets has been rising, from 183 in 1996 to 762 in 2011.

Symptomatic vitamin D deficiency is still a common problem in Morocco and cases of rickets and osteomalacia are still observed.

This appeared to translate into a modest increase in the number of cases of rickets over this time [ 8].

With the exception of two RFU children who were siblings, the parents/guardians of RFU children did not report any other cases of rickets-like bone deformities in their family.

A case of rickets or hypocalcemic seizure in a child is not an isolated event.

This said: "It would have been best practice to raise the possibility of an underlying bone disease in the report (eg. vitamin D deficiency/rickets)... .. but concluded that it was "not an obvious case of rickets".

When Peter Ha was little he had an advanced case of rickets that was cured, almost miraculously, when his mother told him that one day, if he learned to walk again, he would win the 2008 Weblog Awards for Best Technology Blog.

And the case of rickets also suggests that postcolonial governmental responses, like those of the preceding empire, were often shaped as much by financial as by medical considerations, especially when only "ethnic" populations were at risk.