Chronically Ill

stable and did not abuse substances, but they were considered to be cognitively disabled and chronically ill.

This suggests that, in terms of QOL, the chronically ill adolescents do not view themselves as different from their healthy counterparts.

In 1872, Golgi took a post as resident physician at a hospital for the chronically ill, in a small town called Abbiategrasso, near Milan.

Lee bacilli can be found in soil, water and food, the threat to the elderly, babies, pregnant women and the chronically ill health.

If I were as rich as Bill Gates, I would set up a nursing home for the elderly or the chronically ill.

She was uncomfortable with the fact that the chronically ill live in fearful emotional states.

Compared with those who are smokers or chronically ill, people who are overweight come out looking better than they should.

Weight loss is an independent risk factor for mortality in chronically ill weight-losing patients.

Illnesses result in hospitalizations and deaths mainly among high-risk groups (the very young, elderly or chronically ill).

Vaccinations will start with those most at risk, including health care workers, pregnant women and the chronically ill.

Some studies have demonstrated an improvement in health for chronically ill patients when they are exposed to funny stimuli.

The second study involved a convenience sample of 372 chronically ill Taiwanese and confirmatory factor analysis was conducted.

The elderly, pregnant women and chronically ill people most vulnerable to poor immunity, such as Listeria monocytogenes infection.

Most of them were chronically ill.

The teen who was chronically ill collapsed at his family's vacation home on Friday.

This contrasted sharply with his hard-drinking and chronically ill predecessor, Boris Yeltsin, who died last year.