Sentence examples for multiple health issues from inspiring English sources

Estimates suggest there are about 61,000 addicts in Scotland, many of whom have multiple health issues.

Women who miscarried were more likely to be older, living alone, and to have multiple health issues and infections.

The elderly face issues of reduced physical ability, having to manage multiple health issues over long periods of time, and being digital immigrants.

He was there in January as part of the public health studies study-abroad program focused on the African nation's multiple health issues.

For example, an adverse drug event may be under-reported by young and relatively healthy patients who perceive it as minor, whereas the same event might appear life-threatening to an older patient suffering from multiple health issues.

Data shows that many offenders currently under criminal justice supervision, either incarcerated or supervised in the community, are diagnosed with multiple health issues, including mental health (Fazel and Danesh 2002), substance/alcohol abuse (Welsh 2011; Sung et al. 2013), and deteriorating physical health (Dretsch 2013; Freudenberg 2001; Watson et al. 2004).

These include multiple health system issues such as lack of infrastructure, lack of referral systems and transport and a lack of family planning.

However, multiple health systems issues that have been identified elsewhere as barriers to adherence to PMTCT regimens [ 8] were encountered during the study period.

The Texas Youth Commission had released the boy accused of killing Mr. Henry in July because of multiple mental health issues, including schizophrenia, said his lawyer, Jim Huggler.

A study published last May in the journal Small Business Economics found that entrepreneurs are more likely than the general population to suffer from multiple mental health issues.

She has conducted research and published extensively on multiple reproductive health issues, including family planning, malaria, maternal health, sexual and gender-based violence, adolescent sexuality and HIV/AIDS.