Sentence examples for separate illnesses from inspiring English sources

Doctors once thought of narcolepsy and cataplexy as separate illnesses.

Comorbidity is defined as the presence of separate illnesses in the same patient at a frequency greater than would be expected by chance [3, 4].

Others who take a more holistic view are skeptical that even this distinction is a useful way to separate illnesses into two groups.

That third link is to a fundraiser for a woman in Windsor, Colorado who lost all three members of her immediate family to separate illnesses over the course of three months.

The terms kigongo and chidumba were mentioned as Kimakonde equivalents of malaria/homa in several FGD and by a small number KII, although both traditional healers and health centre staff who mentioned kigongo and chidumba categorized them as separate illnesses affecting both children and adults: kigongo severe febrile illness and chidumba as flu/cold.

The presentations with fever consisted of 15 781 separate illnesses in 12 807 children.

Model 1: Crude model (univariate) separate: Illness perceptions (B-IPQ), Proactive coping (UPCC), Depressive symptoms (CES-D).

We included 8664 new illness episodes in 7355 children between 15 February 2013 and 28 February 2014 (figure 2); 1322 children were included with two separate illness episodes, 525 children with three episodes and 379 with four or more episodes.

Respondents who responded that they had taken non-prescription antibiotics in the last five years were also queried regarding the number of separate illness episodes for which antibiotics were taken, where the antibiotics were obtained, and the name of the antibiotic(s).

Mental disorder is elusive and difficult to define, with no bright line separating illness from normality, no biologically based laboratory test.

Yet as a patient, he writes, he has personally benefited enormously from just such testing, with not one, not two but three separate serious illnesses diagnosed with entirely unwarranted tests, leaving him with a bad case of what he calls "hypocrite's guilt".