Most (90.8%) C. gattii infected persons sought treatment for respiratory syndrome with or without neurologic findings.
(Data collected from the epidemiologic investigation provided information on whether ill persons sought healthcare for their illness and whether they were hospitalized.
During January 2011 August 2012, a total of 8,296 Chinese and Myanmarese persons sought care for fever at the surveillance sites; 656 (7.9%) of the patients had other signs and symptoms consistent with malaria.
The dramatic increase in the number of persons seeking care for mental health conditions, some for the first time in a long time since onset of the condition, suggests that these engagement activities did improve mental health service uptake possibly through the reduction of perceived stigma.
Despite a marked increase in the number of persons seeking help for anxiety disorders, the care provided may not be evidence based, especially when delivered by nonspecialists.
In the present study we compare pass/fail agreement rates with different combinations of TOMM and WMT subtests in 473 persons seeking compensation for predominately mild neurological trauma.
Persons seeking care for LBP constitute a substantial proportion of patients seen in primary care offices [2].
Behavioral medicine specialist Dr. David Velkoff and UCLA gerontologist Dr. Richard Weindruch said they charted frequent dramatic increases in killer-cell activity in a study of 10 persons seeking treatment for stress at Velkoff's Santa Monica clinic.
Persons seeking treatment for mental disorders were tested during admission as part of a standard diagnostic assessment.
Over 100 serum samples were obtained from persons seeking treatment for chikungunya fever like illness during October December 2014 in 3 locations in Chiapas, Mexico (Tapachula, La Libertad, Ciudad Hidalgo).
