'experience illness' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like "Many people experience illness due to air pollution."
We cannot experience illness without casting around for blame.
As those men (it is primarily men) experience illness, disability and bereavement, the sense of vulnerability and loss of control that arose in combat can re-emerge.
She develops a deep discussion of how language, meaning and culture determine how people experience illness, and how those in turn determine their responses to technical medicine, ritual, placebos and caregiving.
Hospitalization can cost thousands (or tens of thousands) of dollars, which is why health insurance has been shown in study after study — including a seminal one of Oregon patients in which Ms. Finkelstein was a co-author — to greatly improve the financial security of people who experience illness or injury.
"The language in these policies can be very confusing and lead people to believe they have insurance coverage or security if they experience illness or injury," said Mark Rukavina, the director of the Access Project, a not-for-profit group in Boston that helps people who accumulate large sums of medical debt.
Here we will argue that technology not only influence the way diseases are specified, but also how we experience illness and health.
Experience of illness in a close relative was correlated with higher depression in clinical medical students; however, newly-qualified doctors who had never been seriously ill themselves but had experienced illness in a relative or friend felt more prepared.
What it can provide, is a community for people experiencing illness that is still subject to intense stigma.
The problem is that we are little prepared for the unstructured, unscripted nature of experiencing illness rather than treating it.
Industrial hygiene is the study of how to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control of workplace conditions that can lead to workers experiencing illness or injury.
We're taught to express empathy and compassion at medical school, but actually experiencing illness first-hand can teach you skills that no book is able to.
