Sentence examples for complicated illness from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria were severe mental health problems (for example, cognitive impairment associated with being unable to consent or assess history) and complicated illness (for example, complication at presentation or incipient complication; immune suppression).

Trusted pharmacist, owner of Medford Chemists, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, friend and companion, left us Saturday morning, April 29, 2006, after a brief and complicated illness.

Knowing this, knowing we are dealing with a complicated illness, and we as people with mental illness are also trying to understand our illness with the same organ that is suffering from the illness, namely the brain, we can approach mental health professionals, experienced people in treating mental illness and make sure we get help and treatment.

Calling myself a pussy is just another easy answer – my whole life I've looked for easy answers and now it's time, finally, to face reality, stop hiding and let go of the fallacy that, with them, I can cure this complicated illness.

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a complicated illness for providers and patients.

Residents in nursing homes often have a complex and complicated illness profile ranging from simultaneous occurrence of several chronic diseases, depression, pain and sleep problems.

The technology has also made it possible to study complicated illnesses in an entirely new way.

The state and insurers will have to provide "risk adjustment" payments — in which providers are reimbursed more for treating sicker patients — and some patients with especially complicated illnesses may need to be excluded from the bundling system.

While in Peru, I met with Victor Cauper Gonzales, a 55-year-old shaman from Pucallpa who is well-known locally for treating complicated illnesses.

Never try to tackle complicated illnesses by yourself.

CLABSI infections not only complicate illness, but can lead to disability and even death.