Sentence examples for more severe illnesses from inspiring English sources

"Today's good nursing home might be tomorrow's poor performing facility" if there is a change in ownership, a new administrator, a new director of nursing or an influx of patients with more severe illnesses, Mr. Grassley said.

But in others, especially those in the most vulnerable categories, the bacteria can aggressively move out of the gastrointestinal tract and attack muscle tissue or the spinal cord, leading to much more severe illnesses like meningitis.

Infections caused by human enteroviruses (EVs) are often asymptomatic or mild, although they may cause more severe illnesses as meningitis and acute flaccid paralysis.

One may argue that this lack of outpatient care could lead to more severe illnesses requiring hospitalisations; thus, suggesting that the observed negative association with doctor visits and the positive association with hospitalisations amongst high users of health care could be potentially related.

African Americans get sick at younger ages, have more severe illnesses, and die sooner than white Americans.

Research also indicates that black residents get sick at younger ages, have more severe illnesses and are aging, biologically speaking, more rapidly than whites.

In children, endotoxaemia has been associated with more severe illness requiring admission to intensive care, severity or duration of illness but not mortality [ 5, 6].

Although systematic use of these molecules cannot be advocated, several areas of uncertainty remain, including potential benefits in patients with more severe illness or in specific subgroups.

Perhaps the cytomegalovirus had mutated to cause a more severe illness.

They found signals that those on statins suffered from more severe illness than those who were not.

Reliable studies show that people who lack insurance seldom get regular medical care and therefore suffer more severe illness and death than those who are insured.