Sentence examples for range of maladies from inspiring English sources

More than 100,000 troops who served in the gulf war say they suffer from a range of maladies including memory loss, anxiety, nausea, balance problems and chronic muscle and joint pain.

The company funded research and paid doctors to make the case that concerns about opioid addiction were overblown, and that OxyContin could safely treat an ever-wider range of maladies.

Though the charges against me were eventually dropped, I have since been given diagnoses of a range of maladies, including post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety and adult attention deficit disorders.

Similarly, studies of the circadian rhythm in flies have shed light on the genes and proteins that synchronize our own bodies with the day; they may lead to treatments for a wide range of maladies, from jet lag to obesity to heart disease.

As the chemicals in the plant are isolated, and their interactions with the human body are charted, new strains will emerge to allay an even wider range of maladies.

The bank may someday hold thousands of human embryonic stem (hES) cell lines tailored to treat a range of maladies such as diabetes and Parkinson's disease, says MRC's executive director George Radda.

If this happens in humans--still a big if--it could mean that easily accessible cells from bone marrow might someday be used to treat a wide range of neurological maladies such as Parkinson's disease or spinal cord injuries.

Maybe there are other reasons we don't yet understand involving Ben's neuro-wiring, but if you have to grow up with a range of painful maladies, like chronic gastrointestinal "issues," and have no way to ask for help or simply tell somebody, then the pain and suffering simply become parts of life.

From childhood onward, he suffered from a bewildering array of maladies, ranging from severe gastrointestinal problems to ulcers to respiratory infections to blood disease to spinal deterioration and a few more I don't have space to name.

"The provision of care is a very complicated business ranging over a whole host of maladies and to suggest that any one list is definitive would be a mistake".

We were thrilled once more to be quoted in "A symphony of maladies".