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Meanings of respiratory illness in English

Portuguese
doenças respiratórias
Catalan
malaltia respiratòria

A disease affecting the respiratory system.

doenças respiratórias
Usage of respiratory illness in English
1
Methods: Subjects with acute respiratory illness were enrolled in participating emergency departments.
Pubmed
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The chronic asthmatic is on an invalid's benefit due to respiratory illness.
Radio NZ
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The rules are looser if you have a fever or respiratory illness.
News.com.au
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Some processors shut large slaughterhouses as the respiratory illness spread among workers.
Reuters
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Dr Jim said dehydration, respiratory illness and infected cuts are the main concerns.
Radio NZ
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Recent research shows vitamin D helps prevent respiratory illness and benefits immune function.
The Irish Times
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The singer said he developed a serious respiratory illness while performing on Sunday.
Reuters
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People experiencing respiratory illness are advised to seek medical help early.
The Guardian
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There are about 75 cases of the respiratory illness recorded in the US.
The Guardian
10
He had been fighting a respiratory illness for a prolonged period of time.
The South African
11
Demand for services has been hardest hit by the respiratory illness.
Reuters
12
At the beginning of the pandemic, coronavirus looked to be another respiratory illness.
The Irish Times
13
Portland's Hassan Whiteside missed the contest with an upper respiratory illness.
Reuters
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The Brisbane man had returned from a Chinese province with a respiratory illness.
News.com.au
15
COVID-19 is not influenza, though it can cause severe respiratory illness.
Reuters
16
Symptoms common to both viruses include severe respiratory illness, fever, coughing and breathing difficulties.
The Irish Times
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Translations for respiratory illness
Respiratory illness through the time
Respiratory illness across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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