Sentence examples for lung illness from inspiring English sources

Her own singing career was cut short by a lung illness in the 1950s.

"A person's daily risk of getting a bad lung illness with CF is 0.5percentnt".

The seven have been referred to medical specialists to determine whether they have beryllium disease, an incurable lung illness that has killed several workers in the nuclear industry.

The department acknowledged earlier this year that hundreds of workers had a lung illness that could have been caused only by their work on nuclear weapons components.

But there is nothing routine about her lung illness, and there is nothing simple about its impact on her and her family.

"The daily risk of getting a bad lung illness with CF plus treatment is 0.05percentnt," he went on, and he wrote that number down.

In dismissing the 2,600 claims on Tuesday, a state court judge ruled that the workers did not have enough evidence to prove that asbestos in an Exxon caulk caused their lung illnesses, the lawyer said.

In affluent areas like the lower two-thirds of Manhattan and parts of north and northeast Queens, frequent causes of death include neurological diseases, severe infections and emphysema or other chronic lung illnesses -- all maladies most likely to afflict the elderly.

Medical experts say hot weather takes the heaviest toll on senior citizens, young children and people with heart and lung illnesses.

Monforton said there is still much that MSHA can do to protect miners from lung illnesses, including strengthening the regulations for silica dust, which comes from cut rock.

The only kind of 9/12 protest I'd like to see is one promoting the care for rescue workers now suffering from lung illnesses.