Multiple episodes of sickness typically favour efficacious treatments, and make it more likely in general that treatments will spread compared to single episodes (Equation (4), Figure 5a).
Studies of trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness) suggest multiple infections may be much more common than previously suspected (Balmer and Tostado 2006).
The ICF was feasible for describing impairments stated in sick-leave certificates, and seems useful, as a complement to ICD-10, for clinical practice and research concerning long-term sickness-absence, which has implications for medical education and the recognition of multiple impairments in long-term sickness absence rehabilitation.
Of course sleep, stress, sickness, meds and multiple other factors, including biomedical reactions rarely talked about, also impact blood sugar's rise and fall.
After correcting for multiple testing (Bonferroni method); preferring sickness absence and medications remained significant risk factors for both neck pain and reduced work capability at follow-up.
Interestingly, pesticide exposure has likewise been implicated in multiple chemical sensitivity syndromes and general sickness symptoms [ 90, 91].
The discovery that she was carrying twins explained why Karen had been feeling so sick – hyperemesis gravidarum, or extreme morning sickness, is more common in women carrying multiples.
Gritting your teeth multiple times a day against cold, exhaustion, altitude sickness, latrine stench, the beating sun, all made us feel tougher and better at handling whatever hardships were thrown at us in general".
Well Planned Process of Change, Agent of Change and Multiple Contexts are themes that were associated with low sickness absence.
The wait was again entertaining, thanks to the kids, but also because of the multiple warnings from staff members, cautioning people prone to motion sickness, or those made uncomfortable by simulators.
Or go on the ride multiple times, as we did (though folks prone to motion sickness should probably space things out).
