Cyanobacterial exotoxins may have the capacity to generate respiratory illness in non-atopic individuals, with endotoxins from cyanobacteria or commensal bacteria possibly augmenting the symptoms.
Moreover, viral strains resistant to HAART are not as efficient at completing their own life cycle (e.g., their replication rates are lower), they may generate less illness and lower proportion of deaths among infected persons, and the viral strains are less likely to be transmitted to other persons.
Figure 1 is a schematic of the general model for generating GI illness cases due to drinking water.
At one point, Wanda muses that "our unnatural way of life must generate such illnesses," suggesting that the 19th century's rapid industrialization might be the cause of sexual perversity.
To the Editor: As far back as the 1950s, John Bowlby and others documented the roles of relationships, neglect and trauma in generating mental illness.
Efforts to generate a science of illness have been very successful, with shared taxonomies to identify types of illness, established and validated interventions to treat and manage these identified illnesses, and clinical guidelines and quality standards available to increase efficiency and equity.
With such a mixed illness sample, it was difficult to generate large subsamples defined by illness type, and it was beyond the scope of our paper to test an illness classification system.
Haring enlisted his imagery during the last years of his life to speak about his own illness and generate activism and awareness about AIDS.
The relentless, ever-more intimate dissolution of social discipline and comity has subjected Americans of all creeds and colors to levels violence and anarchy that we thought only racism, religious fanaticism, and "mental illness" could generate.
When making sense of chronic illness, people generate their own biographical account within the framework of their broader social and cultural context.
