Sentence examples for trend of illness from inspiring English sources

As a former minister of health for Mexico, I met with Mexican officials this week to consult with them on their response to the influenza, and I was impressed by how medical scientists in the country quickly perceived the unusual trend of illness against a background of standard flu and then analyzed the virus and alerted global health authorities.

However, investigation of diagnostic codes did not reveal specific trends of illness.

5 7 The promotion of systematic reviews via Twitter, however, is a relatively recent development for most Cochrane Review Groups, 8 despite health-related Twitter messages comprising of a not so insignificant proportion of all Twitter traffic and even predicting geographic regions and trends of illness, based on the tweets.

A recent study in the Netherlands reports a change in trends of illnesses and symptoms presented to the GP.

The upward trend of chronic illness in working age populations calls for better understanding of the difficulties chronically ill people face with workforce participation.

This data pattern has moved other investigators to seek an explanation for the cyclic tendencies and to note the significant increasing trend of enteric illness.

O'Dea explains that the trends of mental illness spiking in adolescence and young adulthood were established decades ago, with 75percentt of mental illnesses emerging before the age of 25.

We examined the trends of severity of illness across the quintile of time to initiation of low-dose corticosteroid therapy with Jonckheere-Terpstra test [ 2].

Sepsis and/or mortality was associated with or had a trend for increased severity of illness, expression of extracellular HSP90α and HSP72, cytokines, cortisol, and GR and a trend for lower intracellular HSP72.

Considering the projected future growth in critically ill populations as a whole [ 21], this trend toward increasing severity of illness among ED patients will probably continue.

To describe the trend in the severity of illness and hospital mortality rate of patients admitted to the ICU over a 10-year period.