Meanings of digestive disease in English

Dementia, digestive disease and diabetes all take heavy tolls.

He had trouble putting on weight, which he later blamed on a digestive disease for which he was diagnosed three years earlier.

Since the late twentieth century, minimally invasive surgery has become more popular for the surgical management of digestive disease and pancreatic cancer.

In this context, the development of intestinal organoids from human pluripotent stem cells is paving the way of gastrointestinal physiology and digestive disease study.

The coefficient also increased in mortality from cardiovascular, respiratory and digestive diseases.

In addition, references from selected papers and abstracts from Digestive Disease Week were also examined.

Particularly, episodes due to respiratory and digestive diseases, malignancies and mental disorders were more frequent.

Among women, trauma was associated with digestive diseases and cancer; PTSD did not mediate these relationships.

Presentation at Digestive Disease Week 2006 conference.

National Digestive Disease Information Clearinghouse.

Other factors contributing significantly to the risk of death included severity of illness, patient age and race, and digestive diseases.

It is almost the sole cause of headache, is the frequent cause of digestive diseases, of spinal curvatures, and indirectly of neurasthenia and hysteria.

In the study carried out in a tertiary hospital, 21.2% of the total hospital discharges were due to digestive diseases, in the last year analysed.