Sentence examples for circulatory illness from inspiring English sources
The five most common reasons for making a claim under such a policy, according to the association, are Alzheimer's disease, stroke, arthritis, circulatory illness or injury.
Three for schizophrenia, strokes and a circulatory illness known as peripheral arterial occlusive disease have been specifically identified.Some less practically applicable biology has come out of deCODE's mapping effort, too.
The rates of hospitalization attributed to circulatory illness increased with increasing age and were highest among those ≥75 years of age.> -wrap-foot> aDetermined by calculating proportion of age-specific population with health insurance, who are served by the hospital group under study, based on their market share estimates.
Dogs do not suffer from high cholesterol or from the life-threatening circulatory illnesses that afflict humans, but certain breeds are predisposed to malformations of the heart muscle and valves.
Other surgical outcome parameters were similar in patients with or without statins, although statin users had more polypharmacy and circulatory illnesses than non-users.
The potential smokers would be the non-smokers who are more concerned with losing weight than with contracting respiratory or blood circulatory illnesses.
Two recent retrospective studies reported case fatality rates and the diagnostic categories with the highest case fatality rates were infectious and parasitic diseases (25%) and circulatory illnesses (21%) (25, 33).
About seven times more deaths in Europe are attributed annually to cold weather (which aggravates circulatory and respiratory illness) than to hot weather, Dr. Lomborg notes, pointing to studies showing that a warmer planet would mean fewer temperature-related deaths in Europe and worldwide.
Known risk factors of AKI include sepsis, critical illness, circulatory shock, burns, trauma, cardiac surgery, chronic diseases (heart, lung, and liver), major noncardiac surgery, and nephrotoxic drugs [ 11].
The leading causes of early retirement are musculoskeletal disorders (MSD), diseases of the circulatory system and mental illness [ 4, 5].
The clinical definitions of severe febrile illness and circulatory impairment or 'shock' varied across studies (table 2).
