Sentence examples for proof of illness from inspiring English sources

Moore enforces just one rule: anyone wishing to join the club must provide proof of illness.

Two months later, she received another letter denying her entire claim because she had not submitted proof of illness.

Dr. Mikuriya said he had conducted an extensive review of medical history for each patient and had required documentary proof of illness.

Yet a copy of Mrs. Derks's policy, sent to the Wheelers by Conseco in 2004 and reviewed by The Times, mentions no requirement for proof of illness.

As proof of her illness, in 2006, she sent him a letter written by a psychologist at St Luke's Roosevelt Hospital, stating that she had been treated for "social phobia," and that this would be interfering with her studies at Columbia.

A spokesperson for the publisher told the Daily Mail that no proof of her illnesses was sought prior to publishing.

A San Quentin administrator in 2013 told a federal judge that a surge in psychiatric hospitalizations involving psychotic, homicidal and suicidal condemned prisoners was not proof of untreated mental illness but "a bad batch of meth".

But since then, it has been firmly established – through the work of Peggy Kleinplatz, Charles Moser and others – that BDSM, played in a safe and consensual manner, is not proof of mental or physical illness, essential badness or emotional damage from trauma or abusive parenting, and that people cannot – and should not – be treated to cure it.

In addition, in a proof-of-concept phase 1 study, children hospitalized with RSV illness were given a single dose of intravenous motavizumab or placebo [ 18].

The very waiting rooms of depression centers would provide incontrovertible proof of the ubiquity of the illness and ease the isolation of sufferers.

Yet clinical proof of ADHD as a genuine illness has never been found.