Sentence examples for disease support from inspiring English sources

Nobody in the Parkinson's disease support group would know this, however, from looking at him at the lectern.

"We are in real turmoil," said Claire Nuttall, who leads a Lyme disease support group and says she is all but cured as a result of antibiotics.

Consumer health information Web sites and online disease support groups have made millions of people active participants in their own health care.

They nearly swallowed up the wall at Bank One Ballpark in Phoenix, these rotund ads from Major League Baseball sponsors like Nextel, Gatorade and MasterCard, and huge Fox network promos with scary-big photos that vowed: "ALLY'S BACK TOMORROW" and "THE TICK IS COMING," which was not an invitation to a Lyme disease support group.

Sandy Samelson could barely lift her head from her husband's shoulder when it was her turn to speak at a Lyme disease support group here in Dutchess County, where per capita incidence of the tick-borne infection is among the highest in the world.

But it could also host disease support groups, book clubs, politics discussions, enthusiast communities for sports or tech products, or giant collaborative feeds dedicated to certain types of art or poetry.

It's like the body's own chemist, keeping away disease, supporting the immune system and prolonging life.

Three other inoculated devils from eastern Tasmania have developed the disease, supporting Dr. Woods's hypothesis that devils from the west have maintained greater genetic diversity.

A significant association between HLA-B51 and the risk of developing Behçet's disease supports a genetic predisposition to the disease [53].

For leprosy, 10 out of 12 genes identified through GWAS have also been identified as genetic risk factors for Crohn's disease, supporting the more general hypothesis that host microbe interactions have shaped the genetic architecture of inflammatory bowel disease.

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