Sentence examples for onset illness from inspiring English sources

As it is commonly assumed that cases in the elderly principally represent the continuing chronic course of early onset illness, there has been little research into the clinical characteristics, including comorbid psychiatric and physical conditions, which may be specific to older people.

His birth brought a lot of joy and fulfilment to my life, but his early onset illness also brought a lot of anxiety.

However, when we compared the mortality of patients that received oseltamivir either within or after 48 h of the onset illness, no significant difference was observed (0/6 vs. 5/18, p = 0.28).

Age, sex, diagnosis, age at illness onset, illness duration, and co morbidity.

Moreover, age at illness onset, illness duration, and HRSD score of MDD patients are also included in Table 1.

The two groups were similar in terms of sex, current age, age of illness onset, illness duration, previous hospitalisations, and some clinical rating scales (all p-values > 0.05).

Adults had some protections: The National Institutes of Occupational Safety and Health responded to teachers' complaints and reported new onset illnesses in 300 school personnel.

We were interested in calculating rates for acute onset illnesses; therefore, SARI cases with symptom onset of > 14 days were excluded.

To minimize confounding from either partially treated, new-onset illness, or chronic illnesses, subjects were also excluded if they were transferred from another ICU or had been in an ICU within year of the most current admission.

AD is usually a late-onset illness, he notes, whereas breast cancer can affect much younger patients--and thus news of being at high-risk for breast cancer may be more traumatic.

Finally, the present study compared psychopathology and other clinical characteristics between early- and adult-onset illness.