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Meanings of serious illness in English

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Usage of serious illness in English
1
Rheumatic fever is a serious illness that can lead to heart damage.
Radio NZ
2
The first is serious illness cover, also known as critical illness cover.
The Irish Times
3
And then the vulnerable people who get serious illness, get in trouble.
Wired
4
The worker did not develop any serious illness and is now healthy.
Reuters
5
While they often cause mild disease, serious illness and complications can arise.
Pubmed
6
The trial of the prisoner Cantril was deferred, owing to serious illness.
The Great North-Western Conspiracy in All Its Startling Details
7
A serious illness had given rise to the rumour of her death.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 08 — Fiction
8
The first to show symptoms of serious illness was the oldest child.
Lizzy Glenn; Or, The Trials of a Seamstress
9
A serious illness was apprehended, but my strong constitution won the day.
The Gray Nun
10
My mother had another serious illness, and his own health remained precarious.
The Promised Land
11
Never robust, Chopin had yet hitherto been free from any serious illness.
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 1
12
Japanese Encephalitis can be a serious illness causing inflammation of the brain.
Reuters
13
Yet, patients' spirituality often influences treatment choices during a course of serious illness.
Pubmed
14
Background and purpose: Patients respond to serious illness in different ways.
Pubmed
15
But after a serious illness, accident or operation that may not feel possible.
The Guardian
16
So there are still large numbers at a higher risk of serious illness.
The Guardian
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Serious illness through the time
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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