9 Since the four sickness episodes occurred ≥3 days after arrival, and considering that AMS generally occurs within the first hours after arrival at altitude, it is possible that players might have missed the screening for reasons other than AMS (eg, gastrointestinal disorders, and/or upper respiratory tract infection).
In the Finnish national sickness benefit scheme, two sickness benefits are available: a full and a partial benefit.
The two largest sickness funds are the Christian (National Alliance of Christian Mutualities, henceforth NACM) and the Socialist Mutualities, together insuring about 75% of the population [ 2].
With the rising director Ed Sylvanus Iskandar ("These Seven Sicknesses") at the helm, the production shouldn't be hurting for ambition.
The Flea Theater's These Seven Sicknesses is a night at the theater that leaves the viewer with a rich tapestry of experiences, on both sides of the theatrical frame.
The Flea, which has two stages, also announced that it will present the New York premiere of Amy Freed's "Restoration Comedy," directed by Ed Sylvanus Iskandar ("These Seven Sicknesses") and starring The Bats, the theater's resident acting company.
(Zinoman) ★ 'These Seven Sicknesses' Over the course of this ambitious adaptation of Sophocles' seven surviving plays, blood erupts from just about every orifice, onto just about every article of clothing and just about every square inch of the narrow stage.
(Rooney) ★ 'These Seven Sicknesses' Over the course of this ambitious adaptation of Sophocles' seven surviving plays, blood erupts from just about every orifice, onto just about every article of clothing and just about every square inch of the narrow stage.
(Grode) ★ 'These Seven Sicknesses' Over the course of this ambitious adaptation of Sophocles' seven surviving plays, blood erupts from just about every orifice, onto just about every article of clothing and just about every square inch of the narrow stage.
Told that the industry's critics say it would rather find a cure for a bald American than a dying African, Francois Gros, a spokesman for Aventis, the French-German pharmaceutical company that makes three of the four sleeping sickness drugs, ruefully acknowledged: "That's not completely wrong.
