Sentence examples for small ailment from inspiring English sources

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/12/76/prepub The Small Ailment Fund of the Dutch College of General Practitioners funded the project; the Dutch Ministry of Science ZONMW supports this fund.

Nick DeLeon found a little bit of his 2012 form, he's been battling various small ailments and bad luck all through 2013, and scored on a 30 yard shot into the side netting.

Distelmans told me, "We at the commission are confronted more and more with patients who are tired of dealing with a sum of small ailments — they are what we call 'tired of life.' " Although their suffering derives from social concerns as well as from medical ones, Distelmans said that he still considers their pain to be incurable.

Of the Grand Slam regulars only Jamie Roberts and Huw Bennett are missing through injury, a reversal of trends from years gone by when big names complained of small ailments or, even more bafflingly, were "rested" by the national management.

Attempts to divert minor ailments include nurse-led minor ailment clinics (11) and community pharmacy-based minor ailments schemes (12).

Minor ailments cause panic.

But hospital visits for minor ailments form only a proportion of total A&E visits – this study showed that extending GP access led to only a small reduction of 3.1% in total A&E visits.

The "minor ailments scheme" provides the answer.

The smallest unit of the health system is the Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS), which is responsible for the provision of community level health activities including treatment of minor ailments, home-visits, community outreaches, education and health promotion [ 19].

Frequency of 'types' of minor ailments.

Whiteson, director of cardiac and pulmonary wellness and rehabilitation at New York University's Langone Medical Center, says the change in tone has been accompanied by complaints about ailments small and large, including chest pain, gastrointestinal distress and muscle aches.