Sentence examples for disease seeking from inspiring English sources

Now she returns to the city of her youth suffering a life-threatening disease, seeking reconciliation and forgiveness.

Although out of the scope of the present study, the identification of higher frequency of HBV/F-HDV/3 genotypes among symptomatic patients with liver disease seeking medical care in an outpatient clinic, confirms the poorer clinical outcomes determined by these genotypes.

This kind of self-management is categorized as living with illness by Schulman-Green et al. [ 15] and includes tasks like adjusting to a "new" self, modifying one's lifestyle to adapt to disease, seeking normalcy and making meaning of a life with illness.

We assess how closely the topics funded relate to the clinical and public health burden of mycology disease, seeking to identify potential funding gaps that policymakers and funders can be encouraged to focus on in future, and areas where the UK has clear research strengths.

Logistic regression showed that perceiving cancer as a terrifying disease, seeking comments from relatives and close friends, and school should provide information on cancer prevention were found to have significant correlation with initiation of HPV vaccination (Table  5).> -wrap-foot> * = P value with statistical significance.

Experts say that many people who develop a serious disease seek explanations for it, and acknowledging an abortion is more likely among women with breast cancer.

In "The Dark Arts," a young man with an autoimmune disease seeks experimental treatment in Germany while waiting for his estranged girlfriend to show up.

The innovations and the solutions that flourish in the technology community in their highest realization seek to connect the worlds of experience and idea, seek to develop cheaper cleaner energy, seek to feed the masses, seek to eradicate disease, seek to liberate thoughts, words and actions.

Little is known about how Bangladeshis with chronic disease seek care.

This could result in selection bias due to the fact that those persons with more severe disease sought medical attention.

A recent article by Castrioto and colleagues, 'Ten-year outcome of subthalamic stimulation in Parkinson disease', seeks to address this question.