Given the functional and illness elements within the definition of frailty, those who are ill and functionally impaired would likely have a more difficult time travelling to and participating in such activities.
"Although it is true that many of the victims of police shootings here have been the homeless and those struggling with mental illness, that element of racialized police violence is there," Correia said.
Illness, the elements, war, famine – it's bad enough when you don't add in things like jumping off staircases, running into traffic, or trying to make household objects into working parachutes.
At least 620,000 American soldiers died during the four years of the Civil War, succumbing to bullets, illness and the elements in a fight not against an external threat but over the nation's soul.
For instance, Glick and Applbaum [ 22] point to a compliance assumption in media discourse about mental illness, which conflates elements of the biomedical model of recovery, where pharmacological therapies are deemed to be the best solution for the management of mental illness, and the moral model of recovery, where the individual is made normatively accountable for managing her/his own illness.
By the mapping from data element to illness, we mean the identification of a single value of a data element with a particular illness, injury or condition.
It was infused with a beat-the-clock element: his illness coincided with the debate over health care ("the cause of my life") and the election of a young president he championed.
Of course, aging is a complicated process and extremely individualized, with the onset or absence of illness representing only one element in quality of life after age 65 or so.
Background: There has been growing interest in investigating religion as a relevant element in illness outcome.
Insulin dose self-adjustment (ISA) to different blood glucose levels, carbohydrate intake, exercise or illness is a core element of structured education programmes for people with diabetes mellitus type 1 (DM1).
