Sentence examples for future illness from inspiring English sources

In other words, you say to a youngster, It'll be in your financial interest to start saving for future illness.

High scores on these scales have been found to be consistently associated with an increased probability of future illness, although the relationship is not especially strong.

Although we still use the term "type A", there has been much debate over whether it is a valuable measure of personality, and whether a simple test is enough to determine the likelihood of future illness.

"By ploughing the proceeds of any vendor fees back into staff health and patient charities these proposals are a genuine win-win opportunity to both improve health and cut future illness cost burdens for the NHS".

Mr. Lazarus, a law professor at Georgetown University, replied that a way to guard against the awarding of disproportionately large damages on the basis of fear of cancer would be to have a special jury form on which jurors would indicate how much they were awarding for current illness and how much for fear of future illness.

Healthcare designed to prevent future illness and minimize progression of current illness is a powerful means to improve quality of life, minimize mortality, and decrease health care costs.

Hong Kong will establish a regional medical surveillance and research center to study SARS and spot future illnesses before they can turn into epidemics, and will ask the neighboring Guangdong Province to cooperate, Hong Kong's leader announced today.

Dealing With Disease In the mid-1980's, an unprecedented move in the State Health Department changed the way hospitals in New York cared for those with AIDS, with sizable implications for hospitals dealing with future illnesses.

Creating a full connectivity map of the brain could lead to information that could help in determining the reasons why people have certain brain disorders at a level previously unattainable, giving physician a possibility for easier diagnosis, early detection of future illnesses or maybe even prevention of mental or physical ailments.

"The rule really was to prevent future illnesses," said Ward. "It may be too late for me and my generation.

"A coal phase-out also slows climate change, thereby reducing current and future illnesses and deaths from heatwaves, droughts, malnutrition, flooding, air pollution and wildfires".