They said homosexuality was a disease, and locked queers up in prison hospitals.
In a secondary analysis, combined aspirin and statin exposure, and history of coronary artery disease, were locked into the model.
Mrs. Morton, who suffered from heart disease, is left locked in her room to die of starvation while her husband sits calmly downstairs.
Children who suffer from these diseases often become locked in a lifelong cycle of recurring illnesses and faltering growth, with irreversible and lasting damage to their development and cognitive abilities.
However, conscious patients suffering from irreversible severe diseases with no hope for improvement (for example end-stage respiratory disease, locked-in syndrome, atrophic lateral sclerosis) may request both life-support withdrawal (i.e., turn off mechanical ventilation) and subsequent organ donation if not contraindicated [22 24].
However, conscious patients suffering from irreversible severe diseases with no hope for improvement (for example end-stage respiratory disease, locked-in syndrome, atrophic lateral sclerosis) may request both life-support withdrawal (i.e., turn off mechanical ventilation) and subsequent organ donation if not contraindicated [ 22- 24].
When you have motor neurone disease (MND), you get locked into your own body because this condition doesn't affect your mental acuity, your sharpness of thinking or your memory.
Some have been "locked in" by Lou Gehrig's disease, with almost no ability to move their bodies.
But like many HIV positive inmates, Sonny contracted the disease before incarceration and only discovered his diagnosis upon being locked up.
I didn't know what to do", explains the defender, who spent the first two months locked in a hospital room to avoid spreading the disease.
