Sentence examples for chest illness from inspiring English sources

His mother died of a chest illness when he was eight.

We conducted sensitivity analyses with alternative case definitions, excluding children with baseline wheeze and early childhood chest illness.

The prevalence of chest illness, cough, phlegm, and shortness of breath (but not wheeze) was significantly elevated for women living in homes with both smokers and coal heating.

We implemented another sensitivity test by removing data for all children with a history of early chest illness, including croup, bronchitis, bronchiolitis, or pneumonia (Table 6).

Children's sicknesses that hospital staff diagnosed as ARIs were interpreted by caretakers as intermittent "attacks" of xifuva, a permanent, inherent and incurable chest illness.

J. J. Osborne described several case studies involving wood smoke exposure to children, with emphasis on the significantly greater occurrence of chronic respiratory symptoms and acute chest illness for children from homes heated with woodburning stoves.

Air pollution in New York had risen significantly and exacerbated chest illnesses, such as Thomas had.

Previous studies have established the relationship of home dampness or mold to the presence of respiratory symptoms, such as bronchitis, cough, and other chest illnesses, but other studies have not (Daisey et al. 2003; Zureik et al. 2002).

Additional criteria were also utilized, as we identified that workers with MWF-HP frequently reported having had to take time off work due to chest illnesses and/or had required treatment for chest problems in the 12 18 months prior to the recognition of the outbreak.

(2) Improve knowledge of symptoms by introducing chest disease prototypes (Illness Action Model and Illness prototypes 29 30).

As it monitors syndromes such as influenza like illness, chest pain or fever, it can only be an indicator of disease trends.