For example, taking a sick infant outside the home is often perceived by the parents/caregivers as exposing the baby to increased risk of encountering malevolent spirits or the glare ("evil eye") of jealous neighbours, which is believed to be the source of illness [ 12, 20].
For example, a teacher has been off sick for a while, just come up to them and have the courage to say 'Glad to see you back Sir/Miss!
For example, a chemical spill accident may instigate sick leave and a reduction in output.
While transmission rates are low, wild mice can carry diseases which could make you sick.[1] For example a wild mouse can transmit: Hantavirus Salmonellosis, an infection with the bacteria Solmonella, can be spread by mice.
e.g. by limiting the time an orthopaedic surgeon may sick-list and letting for example a GP or, as suggested by Scottish GPs, a special insurance physician, take over after a set period of time [ 21].
Most people for example get sick with an infectious disease one or two times a year, yet even with this frequency of infection, autoimmune disease remains comparatively rare.
For example, if sick, pregnant, or beginning a new health regimen, there was more to do and thus more time was spent: " I think it's okay.
By some measures, this is cost-effective, although it also imposes a lot of external costs - for example, keeping sick people away from work for too long.
I am, for example, sick of driving a minivan.
So for example I say "sick" a lot and very sincerely talk about how many Twitter followers I have.
