Sentence examples for illness spectrum from inspiring English sources

Viewed in this way, it is no surprise that sleep disruption is common across the mental illness spectrum, or that disruption of circadian biology might worsen a fragile mental health state.

This article is part of a Special Issue entitled: Oxidative Stress and Mitochondrial Quality in Diabetes/Obesity and Critical Illness Spectrum of Diseases - edited by P. Hemachandra Reddy.

Directly related to this issue, there is currently great interest in delineating the breadth and frequency of expression of the bipolar illness spectrum in the population.

In addition, in order to ensure an unbiased sample of the full illness spectrum, clinicians are asked to identify a systematic recruitment strategy.

Using maximum variation sampling, 37 participants were recruited using a variety of channels, including patient organisations, social media, healthcare practitioners and snowballing to elicit a wide range of experiences across the illness spectrum.

Our sample of participants in the latter category was drawn from a secondary care out-patients service, where the degree of psychiatric morbidity is likely to have been at the more severe end of the illness spectrum.

Aside from gastro-intestinal diseases, febrile systemic illnesses, dermatological conditions and respiratory illnesses, the spectrum of disease in returned travellers is complex.

Mental illness, disorders, spectrums etc.

"When Doctors Get Sick," a collection of essays written by physicians with serious illness, yields a spectrum of attitudes toward falling ill, from "it can't happen to me" to "I always knew it would".

Note that, for simplicity, Fig. 2 is meant for demonstration only and therefore does not represent bipolar disorder as a spectrum illness with different degrees of people's vulnerability to develop the disorder (Phelps 2006).

"I tend to think of any mental-health illness on a spectrum," Goldman says.