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Meanings of chronically ill in English

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Usage of chronically ill in English
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The exception was frail or chronically ill people who stay mostly indoors.
Radio NZ
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Parents with chronically ill children are at significant risk for experiencing marital distress.
You say tomato, I say shut up
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Methods: We performed a prospective randomized trial on elderly and chronically ill adults.
Pubmed
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The 719 persons without diseases reported less depressive symptoms than the chronically ill.
Pubmed
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It is a warning to those who could become chronically ill or disabled.
The Guardian
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None of these proteins were altered in chronically ill antipsychotic-treated patients.
Pubmed
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A lot of them had already died, or were chronically ill.
Kennedy's brain
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The Cheshire movement cares for chronically ill or permanently disabled people.
The Irish Times
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She looked sick, and was clearly distressed, Hsia thought, but not chronically ill.
Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
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Yet they were also grounded in a certain reality: that I am chronically ill.
Climbing Magazine
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I know other chronically ill people have found the same.
The Guardian
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Elderly and chronically ill individuals are at greatest risk, particularly when skin breakdown is present.
Pubmed
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Background: Patients' suffering has been increasingly investigated by health-care researchers especially in the chronically ill.
Pubmed
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Pharmacological treatment dosages averaged 100 mg of imipramine hydrochloride equivalent in the chronically ill group.
Pubmed
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It was developed in studies of Dutch samples consisting of elderly or chronically ill people.
Pubmed
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Shaw and his team found the nurse-managed protocols had a positive effect on chronically ill patients.
Reuters
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