Sentence examples for key illnesses from inspiring English sources

The study was designed to understand why older people might reject or accept the offer of seasonal flu vaccine, and in the course of the interviews respondents were also asked to express their views about the nature and causes of the two key illnesses.

"The U.S.," says Walker, "is on a burning platform and suffers from three key illnesses: myopia, tunnel vision and self-centeredness".

(1) To investigate the impact of perinatal common mental disorders (CMD) in Ethiopia on the risk of key illnesses of early infancy: diarrhoea, fever and acute respiratory illnesses (ARI) and (2) to explore the potential mediating role of maternal health behaviours.

The current study was designed to investigate whether degree of illness insight determined whether self-efficacy was a mediator of the relationship between two key illness features, negative symptoms and cognition, and functional skills.

Participants randomised to the control group received an information leaflet focusing on key illness perceptions of being at risk of T2DM, the importance of increasing physical activity and decreasing sedentary behaviour.

Longitudinal studies would enable determination of incidence of key chronic illnesses, with data being collected directly from patients as well as from clinical records.

2 New efforts to test people for HIV infection on an "opt-out" basis, either during antenatal care or if presenting with key indicator illnesses, will likely identify even more people in need of treatment.

A further useful approach in characterization of episodic disorders such as Bipolar Disorder is the life chart method [ 23] which provides a visual schematic representation of illness using a time-line on which is charted key events, illness episodes and treatments during an individual's life.

Cases were more likely to have reported ILI than controls adjusted OR 3.17 (95% CI 0.61 to 16.47)—as well as other key respiratory illness symptoms, although differences were not statistically significant.

Timely and appropriate ambulatory care is viewed as being key to preventing illnesses, controlling acute episodes or managing chronic illnesses to prevent them from deteriorating into the need for hospitalization.

That's why the incidence of key food-borne illnesses in this country is going down, not up.