Sentence examples for die of medical from inspiring English sources

"Farmville could be left with the reputation as a place where detainees die of medical neglect".

A 61-year-old Jamaican man who spent three decades working in New York is likely to die of medical neglect in a Louisiana immigration detention center unless the United Nations intervenes, says an urgent petition that his advocates plan to submit to the international organization on Friday.

Officially, he had died of a heart attack, though it was speculated that he had been murdered by prison guards or died of medical neglect.

"Sheriff Joe has paid out tens of millions of dollars in damages to the people who have died in his jails, at the hands of the guards, at the hands of other prisoners, or died of medical negligence, such as diabetics who needed their medicine.

Ned died of "medical complications" after being hospitalized for pneumonia as well as problems with his bladder at the Hospital Regional São Paolo.

Al-Ghizzawi's conclusion was that al-Amri had actually died of "medical neglect," although she also noted that al-Ghizzawi "had mentioned that Amri had engaged in hunger strikes in the past but had stopped a long time ago because of his health".

It was unknown if her murder was linked to her activities on social media or to her profession as a doctor; one version suggested that she was kidnapped by organized crime after a son of an alleged drug lord died of medical complications, and that her captors discovered her identity when they took her phone and decided to threaten the rest of the online community.

27 The prevalence of chronic conditions using our classification system was consistent with Feudtner et al 9 (using their own classification), who reported a prevalence of 58.1% in children who died of medical causes aged 1 19 years in 1997 in the USA based on the underlying cause from the death certificate.

Without that money, he added, "we'll have people either freeze to death, starve to death or die of a medical condition because they can't get appropriate health care".

The vast majority of these women die of a medical condition brought-on not really by a physical illness, but by a societal ill.

The president's decree followed a report that 44,000 to 98,000 hospital patients per year die because of medical mistakes.