Meanings of worsen health in English

Health care interactions can enact fat-related stigmatization, which can worsen health outcomes.

Abe said last month he was stepping down because of worsening health.

The clashes were fuelled by the worsening health of Issawi and other prisoners.

Elizabeth writes to me briefly of the queen's worsening health.

Remarkable, really, considering their straitened circumstances and her worsening health.'

It is understood they departed on Thursday morning amid a worsening health crisis on Manus.

Public broadcaster NHK earlier said Abe wanted to avoid causing problems for the government due to his worsening health.

Not only that, worsening health problems in the population may generate huge economic costs and overwhelm our medical services.

Photo: Behrouz Boochani The Guardian reported the men voluntarily left on Thursday morning amid a worsening health crisis on Manus.

Christine Rufener, a clinical psychologist with Médecins Sans Frontières, said since October former patients have described worsening health conditions in Nauru.

Abe has decided to resign due to worsening health, senior officials said on Friday, following days of speculation about his condition.

The group regularly reports worsening health conditions within their isolated camp and accuses the Iraqi government of neglect and human rights abuses.

Basu said: Ultimately, what we show is that worsening health is not an inevitable consequence of economic recessions; it's a political choice.

Claire Mallinson of Amnesty Australia said the worsening health and safety crisis on Manus Island showed Australia's offshore processing system had failed.

Results: Increasing severity of pain was associated with worsening health-related functioning, even when an estimate of disease severity was taken into account.

These survivors confront a range of new or worsened health states that collectively are commonly denominated post-intensive care syndrome (PICS).