When the energy supply to the heart is impaired, it struggles to pump blood to all the organs, and then these malfunction.
The flavour won't be impaired, he adds, "if they're three days, five days or even 14 days old".
In Kampot, visually impaired masseurs offer soothing treatments at Seeing Hands, and there's a chilled vibe and decent coffee to enjoy at Epic Arts Cafe, run by deaf and disabled workers.
These are followed by vomiting, diarrhoea, a rash, symptoms of impaired kidney and liver function and in some cases internal and external bleeding.
Two weeks ago Hill, an intellectually disabled man who has displayed symptoms of impaired mental capacity since he was a child, was served a warrant for his execution.
She is the fourth of five children, and her parents estimate that she is aged 11. Rose had an accident when she was a baby that left her sight severely impaired, and lack of access to health care means her sight worsened over the years.
As a result, when you're stressed you may find your ability to multi-task and remember things is impaired.
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The jury found that these symptoms had not substantially impaired his rational judgment.
While Georgia requires a standard of "beyond a reasonable doubt", all other states say that it must be "by a preponderance of the evidence" – that is, a prisoner must be most likely to be intellectually impaired.
The physical consequence of stroke is a horrifying catalogue of damage that includes personality changes, impaired sensation, paralysis, incontinence, visual or language problems, deafness, blindness and seizures.
