The following are common maladies and experts' recommendations for treating them.
Technology rescued humankind from centuries of physical maladies and malnutrition, Mr. Fogel argues.
He has complained of numerous maladies, and doctors reported last week that he had refused solid food.
The only thing Khoruts requires of donors is that they be free of digestive maladies and communicable diseases.
In "Not in the Flesh" her emphasis on physical maladies and bodily harm is offset by other, less grisly details.
Do the smugglers and suspected terrorists, the maladies and afflictions that run through this novel give it a somber gravity?
The study's questionnaire, however, focussed on gross physical maladies, and was ill suited to register nuanced psychological aftereffects.
Her books include the story collections "Interpreter of Maladies" and "Unaccustomed Earth" and the novel "The Namesake," which became a film in 2006.
With its distinctive and hard-forged drama, style, and mood, it presents a comprehensive, diagnostic cross-section of China's grave civic maladies and their intimate, agonized expressions.
Northrop and Bramlage described I Want Revenge's maladies and treatments in the month before the Derby as minor and routine for a top-caliber racehorse.
Jhumpa Lahiri, the author of "Interpreter of Maladies" and "The Namesake," and T. Coraghessan Boyle, the prolific California-based novelist and short-story writer, had already begun.
