Sentence examples for recurrent ill from inspiring English sources

HIV-positive adolescents were significantly more likely than were their HIV-negative counterparts to cite recurrent ill health as the main reason for testing, as were their guardians compared with guardians of HIV-negative participants (P <.005 and.001, respectively).

Eight (28%) HIV-infected participants and 19 (66%) guardians of HIV-infected participants had strongly suspected HIV infection; the main reasons for their suspicions were a child's recurrent ill health or poor growth and a death or known HIV infection in the child's family.

Progress on Parsifal was hampered by Wagner's recurrent ill-health, but by late 1880 he announced the next festival for 1882, to be devoted entirely to the new work.

"I started to get recurrent illnesses.

Recurrent bouts of ill health often forced him to the countryside.

The optimal treatment strategy in recurrent glioblastoma is ill-defined, and different chemotherapeutic regimes are used due to limited therapeutic options.

A single death occurred within 2 weeks of admission for empyema in an aboriginal child with severe developmental delay and recurrent aspiration who was critically ill on admission.

This review focuses on Saccharomyces boulardii (Florastor; Biocodex Pharmaceutical Laboratories, Gentilly, France) as an example of a probiotic product being used as a "drug" to prevent or treat recurrent CDI, particularly in critically ill patients.

These studies have both been based on the recurrent interviews with 12 seriously ill patients, 7 patients with malign haematological diseases (acute lymphocytic leukaemia, acute myelocytic leukaemia, myeloma) and 5 patients with non-operable lung cancer diseases (adenocarcinoma and squamous cell cancer).

There is a recurrent realisation that doctors are ill-informed about the needs of chronic illness patients [ 35, 36], and as patients with asthma put it, "We are the experts" [ 37], self-care being the norm [ 38].

Recurrent disease is frequent; however, recurrence patterns are ill-defined and prognostic models are lacking.