Comorbidities in a sentence

And obviously, for different age groups, the different situations and comorbidities that they may be experiencing,” she said.

However, Raigad collector Yogesh Mhase has said that most of those who perished after being subjected to the scorching sun at the Maharashtra Bhushan award ceremony in Kharghar on Sunday had comorbidities.

If there are comorbidities — heart disease, obesity, mental illness — heat might not make it on the list, and Staab’s office will never see the death certificate.

She added: “In patients without organ-specific comorbidities (other health conditions), the damage may well be due to severe Covid-19 infections.

The elderly aged above 75 years and those with compromised immunity due to comorbidities may have severe symptoms, especially due to secondary bacterial infection, and require ICU care,” said Dr Madhukar Gaikwad, a physician at JJ hospital.

The levels in question here don’t just affect the very young and the old, or those with comorbidities.

There’s a section on comorbidities or treatable traits, other aspects of a woman’s experience that might influence her.

Too bad they let you die. which is why when you have c19 and have comorbidities you are SOL.

We have been very particular about patients with comorbidities to prevent deaths,тАЭ Pune zilla parishad CEO Ayush Prasad told The Indian Express.

While doctors are often on the lookout for common physical health comorbidities (for example, congestive heart failure as a complication of renal disease), depression as a comorbidity of chronic illness isn’t commonly taught or paid attention to.

All senior citizens aged above 65, persons with comorbidities, pregnant women and children below 10 will have to remain at home except for essential or medical services, a state government order said on Sunday evening.

Another worrying part for the state is that out of 255 who have lost their lives due to Covid-19, at least 100 patients were such who had no comorbidities.

It may be the case that amongst some minority populations there is a greater prevalence of comorbidities, that may be a factor.

Lochner notes that OCD is often associated with comorbidities, for example, about 70% of people with OCD have depression.

Many of their volunteers are senior members of the community and individuals with comorbidities.

Meanwhile, the secretariat for the SA Democratic Teachers’ Union in KwaZulu-Natal said in a statement that there was no truth to claims that substitute teachers would replace those with comorbidities.

Not everyone can be at this moment physically because they have comorbidities, and just stepping out of the house puts them at risk.

Of those hospitalised from the novel virus, 96 per cent had comorbidities.

Professional athletes are not immune to catching the virus, that is a proven fact, and are certainly not immune to transferring the virus to people with comorbidities.

She repeated the same thing when asked whether she thought her post promoted the view that focusing on comorbidities could encourage those not at risk to argue for fewer restrictions.