Sentences with phrase «ill health play»

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Lynda's ill health and straitened family financial circumstances that forced a sale of the longtime family home may have played a role.

His apparent ill - health is a setback to supporters of Mr Kennedy who had hoped he would play a key role in helping the party's referendum campaign for voting reform - which now seems unlikely.

Eboue, currently unable to play football because of ill - health, disclosed during the interview that he has been pushed to the brink.

On a number of occasions he played shows here in Ghana and even visited on numerous occasions include once when he came to watch Uncle Ebo Whyte's play, «Women on Fire» and he was actually discussing more collaborations in the theatre space but ill health and time prevented the full manifestation of the idea.

In addition, the authors discuss JFK's other intermittent and chronic health problems, their relationships to his spinal disorder, and the possible effects that his ill health may have played on his career and even on his death.

Providers that receive additional payments for population management or care coordination could use some of those resources to coordinate care with health supporters who are playing key roles in chronically ill patients» health management.

states, «Without doubt, Candida infection plays a role in the ill health of almost all patients I see.

This website contains much useful information about stress and how stress plays a role in fatigue and ill health.

COLIN FIRTH struggled through the filming of his new movie THE KING»S SPEECH as he battled ill health on set.The British actor plays stuttering...

Paul McGuigan There's a lovely warmth and likability to this heartwarming stranger - than - fiction love story, starring Jamie Bell as Peter Turner, an out - of - work actor in the 1970s who met and fell for the legendary Hollywood star Gloria Grahame, who was then in the endgame of her career and suffering from ill health — and who later came to stay with Turner's mum and dad, played by Julie Walters and Kenneth Cranham, at their home in Liverpool.

That means that around 1.5 million children with a true risk of long - term ill ‑ health are currently going undetected simply because neither the government nor our schools are taking a regular measurement of fitness, and they aren't investing properly in active play either.

There are some basic health approaches, just like for ourselves — eat fresh, local food; avoid toxins (like flea treatments and vaccines); get plenty of the right kind of exercise; have a job you love to do and an abundance of love and play; when ill use holistic approaches like TCVM (traditional Chinese veterinary medicine), chiropractic and homeopathy.

It is gratifying to me to take an injured or ill pet and return that pet to health — there's no better joy in veterinary medicine than seeing a pet be able to run, jump, and play again.

Behavioral signs of ill health could include not walking or playing properly, or, if it is sick and irritable, your hamster may bite more.

Crucially he said in his introduction: «I have concluded... there is no case for radically altering current health and safety legislation... There is a view across the board that the existing regulatory requirements are broadly right, and that regulation has a role to play in preventing injury and ill health in the workplace.

It appears to play an important mediating role in the relationship between adversity (such as job loss or social disadvantage) and health and well - being.5 — 7 Indeed, fear of job loss can be just as harmful as, if not more than, the job loss itself.8 — 10 Although a positive correlation between economic insecurity and overall ill health is well - established, the biological pathways through which these operate are not well understood.