英語 での Chronic illnesses の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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This kind of therapy is more often used to treat chronic illnesses that inflict severe pain or seizures.
Many of the most common chronic illnesses today derive from unhealthy eating habits.
Recent structural changes toward the aging of our society have accelerated. And chronic illnesses presumably caused by our deteriorating environment have been increasing.
Plant-based protein sources have demonstrated their superiority to beef: lower BMI, longer lives, and less chronic illnesses.
Thirty-two million American children- a full 43% of them- suffer from at least one of 20 chronic illnesses not including obesity.
When heavy metals like these build up in the body the dangerous effects on the mind and body include mental disturbance and chronic illnesses.
Eventually, the damage caused by free radicals can cause several chronic illnesses.
This includes promotion of false cures for terminal or chronic illnesses and anti-vaccination advice,” the spokesperson said.
I would venture to say that most people, especially those with rare, chronic illnesses have doctors that they absolutely love and have total confidence in their expertise.
He is a prolific award-winning writer, editorial consultant and recognized expert in the area of cancer support, end-of-life issues, caregiving, chronic illnesses, aging, and change.
He said up to 70 percent of the patients he treats for chronic gut disorders had experienced early childhood traumas like parents' divorces, chronic illnesses or parents' deaths.
After the researchers had accounted for socioeconomic factors and health conditions, they confirmed that depression had the biggest effect on worsening health compared with the other four major chronic illnesses.
Anybody who has the answer to raising intelligence, changing personality and remedying chronic illnesses has an open gate in every city, town, hamlet and farm in the world.
The complete healing from the two above-mentioned chronic illnesses after decades is from a doctor's point of view very impressive and is inexplicable from a medical standpoint.
This project is based on a program being carried out by the U.S. nonprofit Team Impact, which connects children facing serious and chronic illnesses with local college athletic teams.
Health Canada also conducted its own study and reported in 2014 that it found no link between wind turbine noise and health effects, including dizziness, chronic illnesses, stress or sleep disturbances.
It reflects not only current demographic changes of the population but also reflects the fact that nowadays people with severe disabilities, chronic illnesses and impairment live longer than ever before, and also that some other specific groups of our population have needs related to longevity.
The acute illnesses are usually isolated to only one part of the bodily area, whereas in case of chronic illnesses, this stage rises as the beginning stage and slowly the infection spreads to the other body organs.
During the interview, the doctor asked whether the patient had chronic illnesses, how long his chest glands began to grow, whether he had to do any surgery in the past, what drugs the man is currently using, whether he is allergic to any medicine and so on.
AD, like other chronic illnesses, is an age-associated network imbalance that features many underlying mechanisms, and many or all of these mechanisms may need to be addressed therapeutically for optimal clinical efficacy.