Sentence examples for illness students from inspiring English sources

As long as they can document their chronic illness, students cannot be punished for being sick.

While each chapter is different, the membership blurs the lines between students with mental illness; students with friends or family members living with mental illness; and a smattering of psychology students, social workers and nurses.

Among the reasons mentioned were the excerpts widened their horizons, they could learn from the western writers, the writers mainly described their experiences in Nepal, they showed cultural aspects of illness, students have been exposed to western literature since childhood, and this type of literature is more easily available.

We conducted a randomized controlled trial to assess the effectiveness of an intensive hand hygiene campaign in reducing the absenteeism of schoolchildren due to illness, student in-class reported illness, and laboratory-confirmed influenza.

Five (13%) households reporting illness had no ill students who attended school A. In 4 of 11 households reporting >2 illnesses, students became ill before nonstudent household members.

Paired serum specimens were obtained during the acute phase and convalescent phase (day 21 from onset of fever) of illness from ill students, and single serum samples were obtained during April 26 to May 3 from students who visited the ward during March 4 to 10 but did not acquire SARS.

The guidance was subsequently revised to recommend monitoring for respiratory illness and exclusion of ill students until they were noninfectious, rather than dismissal.

The bill reauthorizes -- and in some cases boosts -- funding for mental health research and treatment with hundreds of millions of dollars going to initiatives that would include helping train more caregivers, expanding efforts to diagnose mental illness in students and keeping nonviolent mentally ill offenders out of jail.

The proposed policy may reduce loss of funding due to illness-related absenteeism, and, more importantly, reduce student illness and improve students' academic performance.

The prevalence of mental illness in students will likely become worse without adequate funding for support.

Universities have worked hard to reduce the stigma attached to mental illness, so students are more willing to ask for help.