onset of disease

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disease
noun
uk /dɪˈziːz/ us /dɪˈziːz/
(an) illness of people, animals, plants, etc., caused by infection or a failure of health rather than by ...
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A second strategy involves an idealized screening program such that, for all of those in the screened population, diagnosis occurs at the onsetofdisease.
Most subjects had taken part in a variety of social activities in the 2 weeks before onsetofdisease in the case.
We conducted sensitivity analyses to estimate the impact of a range of lag times between onsetofdisease and diagnosis.
Only patients for whom at least one follow-up serum sample, obtained >6 months after onsetofdisease, was available were included in this analysis.
Of 32 seronegative patients, 13 had been tested during the second or third week after onsetofdisease.
The usual case-finding strategy was designed to represent current practice where diagnosis occurs an average of 5 years after the onsetofdisease.
Only cases who remembered date of onsetofdisease are shown (n=45).
When multiple patients had been reported from one household, we selected the individual who had the earliest onsetofdisease in his/her household.
With onsetofdisease, always hunger from dawn to dusk.
A similar proportion of cases (26 %) and controls (22 %) had consulted the family doctor in the 2 weeks before onsetofdisease in the case.
Of 635 patients with culture-confirmed meningococcal disease, 88 % were seronegative on admittance to hospital and 90 % were seropositive 10 -15 days after onsetofdisease.
Instead, this distal vulnerability trait interacts with normal or aberrant neuronal maturational processes later in life, more proximally to the onsetofdisease expression, as part of a developmental cascade.
Key factors enabling appropriate interpretation of negative as well as positive test results were time(s) of sampling(s) after onsetofdisease, age of the patient and clinical features.
Key factors facilitating appropriate interpretation of negative as well as positive test results were : time(s) of sampling(s) after onsetofdisease, age of the patient and clinical features.
Primary preventive services are intended to prevent or delay the onsetofdisease.
Data concerning patient gender, age at onsetofdisease, date of symptom onset, symptoms and signs, diagnostic tests, treatment modalities, and outcome were analysed retrospectively.
However, we chose to use an estimate of 5 years for the average onsetofdisease prior to diagnosis in the absence of a systematic screening program.
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