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All of which raises the question of why middle-aged Americans are so much sicker than their English counterparts.

He continued to work on the system, but by the 1850s he was a very sick man, and each year he became sicker .

As Dr Rao points out, the patients who underwent transfusion were, on average, sicker and older than those who did not.

Even if Wolovitz found a matching bone-marrow donor, he knew that a marrow transplant would make him feel sicker , or even kill him.

So does this mean that children might have fewer allergies if society allows them to get dirtier and sicker?

Is it possible that the doctor might have done something differently when the sick person gets sicker.

THE global economy is sicker than a man with a bellyful of bad oysters. The last thing it needs now is a trade war.

The wife got sicker and friends and neighbors came by to take turns sitting with her round the clock.

He did not regard the doctor's advice, and now he is sicker than ever .

As a nation, we're getting sicker, and many people are less able to pay the expenses that might help them to get better.

The heavier the burden of infection, the more likely the women were to deliver younger, sicker infants.

Far from improving, the funding profile of the Western banking system has been getting even sicker this year.

The differences in use between for- profit and nonprofit centers was not because certain patients were sicker, the researchers found.

AS THE developed world grows older and sicker and the developing world gets richer and fatter, demand for health care will only grow.

In the nick of time, I can say a sicker rhyme. Cause it's time for change, like a nickel or a dime.

As they feed antibiotics to animals to keep them healthy, they are making our families sicker by spreading these deadly strains of bacteria.

Professor Rose's advice is based on the observation that, in general, we do not get sicker and sicker as we get older and older.

Well he got sick, and then he got sicker, and then he got a little better but then he died.

One factor in the high number of errors is that hospital patients tend to be sicker than they were years ago, Classen noted.

That may be true for the healthy, say critics; sicker workers will see their health costs soar.

So those demanding spending cuts now are like medieval doctors who treated the sick by bleeding them, and thereby made them even sicker.

THE global economy is sicker than a man with a bellyful of bad oysters.

All right. May I have your ticket? I have to put a sicker on it.

But the boy grew sicker. Respiratory arrest set in, and he died.

By friends, neighbors and family discrimination and job losses make patients sicker.

For older and sicker patients, the individual physicians seen may have a substantial impact on the likelihood of receiving chemotherapy.

As THA is per- formed more frequently in older and sicker patients, it is important we continue to monitor its associated mortality.

Some people feel sicker during treatment than they did when they were diagnosed.

In ancient times, doctors often made people sicker with quack cures like bleeding.

I live in torture thinking of these moments, every look he gives you i get sicker and sicker.

For lack of timely preventive measures, the uninsured get sicker than they need to and cost more to treat.

In other words, the people who get kidney injury are generally sicker and they are the people who get the long term adverse outcomes.

Sicker animals result in greater contamination on the meat.

And don't show it to your friends and relatives. A creature that is hurt or sick can easily be frightened and become sicker.

The totalitarian ones are both sicker and harder to dislodge.

Shouldn't you see a doctor before you get sicker?

He had gone to Gujarat in mid-July in search of migrant work but then quickly returned after Jogdiya and Nani became sicker.

Beer before liquor, you'll never be sicker, but liquor before beer and you're in the clear.

I loved you once , but your selfishness makes me sicker and sicker.

I heard her voice in my head many times in my mother's last six years as she became sicker and needed me more and more.

Whether rich or poor, many patients trustingly taking medicines may end up sicker or die.

The only way to cure meis to make me sicker?

The cells in their fat tissue aren't working properly and as a result, are sicker than cells found in lean patients' fat tissue.

We go there to get well, but sometimes people get sicker or even die because of infections they contract in the hospital.

by friends, neighbors and family discrimination, job losses, will make the patient sicker.

Not only are we more susceptible because of our compromised immunity, we're likely to become sicker than others if we do contract the virus.

We're seeing sick kids get sicker and sicker.

They get sicker than people who let go and move on.

Despite the most advanced medical technology in the world, we are sicker than ever by nearly every measure.

But he is a lot sicker than doctors realized when they prescribed it.

Whatever the specifics, however, falling wages are a symptom of a sick economy. And they're a symptom that can make the economy even sicker.

The untargeted group might, for example, have been sicker to start with.

But is he that much sicker this week than he was last week? Or last month?

To spaz with the pen, I'm a little bit sicker than most

Warmer World Will Be a Sicker World