Sentence examples for illness notes from inspiring English sources

A large national study showed an increased incidence of general anxiety disorder beginning after age 55, and the National Alliance on Mental Illness notes that, like depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder tends to worsen in old age.

The Student Health and Wellness Center does not provide illness notes for students who miss individual classes.

Sick days taken can be misleading because people take sick days for a variety of reasons beyond actual illness, notes Kelly Reynolds, an expert on disease transmission at the University of Arizona who has studied illnesses in offices.

One of the most widely read contemporary books on medical practice was Michael Balint's 1957 work The Doctor, his Patient & the Illness (note the "his").

A study comparing paternal and maternal styles of coping with a child's chronic illness noted that "mothers tend to use contact with the medical team treating the child as a coping behavior more frequently than fathers," and feel more personally responsible than fathers for a child's therapeutic needs.

I have missed several classes because of an extended illness and visited the Health Center to receive treatment, will I be able to receive an illness note?

The progression of illness noted in this series did, however, resemble that described in other studies.

Authors of a review of discrimination and stigma measures related to mental illness note a gap in understanding how non-Western cultures experience mental illness stigma [ 46].

Functional decline attributed to critical illness noted in some of the previous studies [ 37, 38] may be related to different patient populations, different practice patterns and the timing of the assessment of baseline functional status.

In the study cohort, some of the reduction in the incidence of illness noted after November 1999 among Loch Lomond zone residents might have been attributable to reduced environmental exposure, associated with the FMD outbreak.

A strong demand exists for people with regulatory and clinical trial management expertise related to neurological diseases and psychiatric illnesses, notes Zack Lynch, executive director, with the Neurotechnology Industry Organization.