Sentence examples for delayed health from inspiring English sources
A need to know about and cope with the physical and emotional consequences of cancer and its treatment, including current challenges to quality of life and delayed health effects.
Despite aggressive monitoring for three decades, there has been no significant increase in solid tumours or delayed health effects, even in the hundreds of thousands of minimally protected cleanup workers who helped purge the site after the accident.
Fracking has been the subject of five years of evaluation by state officials, including a continuing, and some say strategically delayed, "health impact analysis" by the State Health Department — a process whose pace has been criticized by both supporters and opponents of fracking.
Reduced access to primary care in and out of hours could have delayed health seeking and potentially driven parents to use emergency care.
High prevalences of cognitive impairment, hypothyroidism and musculoskeletal symptoms were detected among 80 or more years old population, remaining behavioural risk factors (eg. alcohol and tobacco consumption) as delayed health problems.
These negative dispositions often result in delayed health seeking as well as stigmatisation of people infected.
Moreover, such cases may not present in a timely way due either to delayed health-care seeking or service availability constraints.
Those who attributed symptoms to other causes delayed health-seeking.
1 3 This diversity of delivery systems, delayed health-seeking and poorer overall health in rural areas has implications for community nurses.
Multiple risk factors have been identified including the absence of skilled care at birth, delayed health-seeking and lack of access to health facilities [ 18].
As was found in other studies, some waited to see if symptoms like cough resolved spontaneously or improved with self-medication [ 11, 13, 14]; others deferred for fear of an HIV diagnosis [ 11– 13] and patients who were uncertain of the cause of their illness delayed health-seeking or visited multiple providers [ 13– 15].
