Sentence examples for illness common from inspiring English sources

Correction: May 27, 2003, Tuesday An article in Science Times last Tuesday about efforts to identify a tick-borne disease in Montana misstated the genus of the bacterium that causes Rocky Mountain spotted fever, another tick-related illness common to the region.

Annually, HRVs are responsible for >50% of all acute upper respiratory illness (common colds), the most frequent human illness.

Mental illness, common in all the public figure stalker samples, was more prevalent among approachers than non-approachers.

The first two explanatory models may seem strange to international health workers, but they reflect a holistic and social view of illness common to many people in the world.

Increases in maternal stress and mental illness, common in war even among those not directly exposed to violence, are associated with changes to the child's hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal system (via epigenetic changes to glucocorticoid genes), leading to an increased susceptibility to mental illness [ 41].

In the late 1950's, while on the faculty at Western Reserve University (now Case Western), Dr. Ginsberg demonstrated that atypical pneumonia and pharyngitis, respiratory illnesses common in children, and acute respiratory disease were infections caused by adenoviruses.

As yet, very few evidence based treatments for one of the the most frequent illnesses, common cold/acute bronchitis are available.

'Nonthyroidal illness' is common in critically ill patients.

Illness is common amongst students.

Minimizing their exposure to children who may transmit illness is common sense.

Nearly 2 million children under the age of five die every year from preventable illness as common as diarrhoea.