Sentence examples for persistent illness from inspiring English sources

Long-term persistent illness following antibiotic treatment is not uncommon, particularly when treatment is delayed.

Both substance use and anxiety disorder concordance were associated with poorer global functioning and persistent illness.

When he died, aged 60, after a decade of unremitting work and persistent illness, Cooper was mourned the world over as more than a much-loved film star.

Seeking a cure for a daughter's persistent illness, he wandered into a modest church overseen by an aging pastor who was reputed to be a miracle worker.

Noncompliance -- or, as some health practitioners prefer, nonadherence -- to medical prescriptions is a problem of enormous proportions that often results in recurring or persistent illness, excessive tests and avoidable hospitalizations that increase the cost of medical care.

Which is how a small group of whale scientists and activists came to visit Sidney as he recuperated from a persistent illness in nearby Perugia and to help Tim and George pick the year's olive harvest.

Long-term exposure to stress has been linked with the development of mood disorders, depression, anxiety, and other persistent illnesses.

For minor but persistent illnesses that require lab tests or throat swabs, Pellegrino recommends making an appointment with your primary care provider as soon as possible to avoid a trip to urgent care or an emergency department altogether.

Preventing persistent illnesses such as heart disease, stroke, cancer, and obesity, and improving quality of life for those who face them, are core objectives of public health research and practice.

"My only question is: why has it taken five years?" Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, commissioner of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, said the city had been hesitant to issue guidelines until it had sufficient scientific evidence linking the dust to serious and persistent illnesses.

In case differences related to diagnoses should emerge, these practices will be specified for different severe mental disorders (e.g. schizophrenia and depression), and can serve as a model to be transferred to other persistent illnesses.