Sentence examples for insidious illness from inspiring English sources
So much for fair warning; this insidious illness didn't even come with a detectable lump.
Diarrhea is an insidious illness that kills 1.5 million children worldwide each year — more than AIDS, malaria, and measles combined.
Now, officials at the Bronx center say, a new crisis is beginning to complicate, even endanger, their work: treating hepatitis C. In the last year, hepatitis C, an insidious illness that destroys the liver, has been diagnosed in 114 of Palladia Starhill's 400 patients.
He strove to bring wit and cleverness to what often seemed a melodramatic formula of failed love, insidious illness and, always, the ever-dangling hope that all questions might be answered in the next episode, said Anthony Heilbut, who is researching soap operas as part of a book he is writing.
I asked him to tell me a bit more about this insidious illness, which seems to be raging in epidemic proportions these days.
But over half of my life has been defined and ruled by this insidious illness, and as devastating as it has been, it has ultimately changed my life in a way for which I can only be thankful.
It's an insidious, chronic illness inflamed by Republicans and decades of crony capitalists -- Fighting Bob's enemies -- just as today's corporatists and their puppets do.
Members of the group, at that time mostly gay men, struggled with learning how to cope with living with a partner who was dying of an insidious and fatal illness.
Family members of patients with long standing illness, insidious onset and/or negative symptoms also tend to selectively recall the details of early help seeking.
As DUP is potentially a prognostic factor open to intervention, previous work has tried to determine whether its association with poorer outcome represents a causal relationship or whether it is an epiphenomenon, with a common underlying factor, such as poor premorbid function or insidious onset of illness.
Interventions that consider the forces that frame the process of treatment seeking and determine access to health care are more likely to succeed and potentially address the insidious cycle of illness, debt, and poverty while concurrently decreasing the heavy burden of pediatric malaria in the region.
