hepatitisin a sentence
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She looks a little yellow, so I want a doctor to test her for hepatitis.
hepatitis = inflammation of the liver caused by a virus or a toxin
- Our country is full of shocking statistics, not just on education, and one of them is that one in seven children in Pakistan gets hepatitis, largely because of dirty needles, and many die of liver disease.† (source)
- Do I have infectious hepatitis or not?† (source)
- And we'll probably get hepatitis from dirty needles.† (source)
- Father Mulligan had died four years ago of viral hepatitis, in an ashram north of Rishikesh.† (source)
- The nurse—a burly, glowering Muslim man named Gul—tells me I may die of hepatitis.† (source)
- Later, jaundice set in, and my doctors suspected I had hepatitis.† (source)
- Long before the sum was raised Father came down with the hepatitis that almost cost his life: during the long stay in the hospital his beard turned snow white.† (source)
- A small boom box leaned against one wall blaring a gospel call-in show, with a preacher screaming something about the Lord curing a caller of hepatitis.† (source)
- Little Abhi Ghoshe was a month old when his father died of hepatitis.† (source)
- Classic for hepatitis, he thought.† (source)
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- I guess that's important because they don't know which victims have the HIV virus or hepatitis, and there are lots of bloody situations.† (source)
- The prison population has a high incidence of blood-borne diseases like HIV and hepatitis, and you don't want to risk an infection of any kind.† (source)
- No. Have you had any recent viral infection, including poliomyelitis, hepatitis, mononucleosis, mumps, measles, varicella, or herpes?† (source)
- There's also hepatitis.† (source)
- The guy was probably in the terminal stages of hepatitis.† (source)
- Almost half the fledgling Farm got infectious hepatitis.† (source)
- As every good health inspector knows, the unfortunate consumer who lets an infected oyster slide down his throat is flirting with hepatitis.† (source)
- Ninety-two ....ninety-three ....ninety-four ....I beat the hepatitis.† (source)
- I could tell the Admiral you've got ...you've got ...infectious hepatitis.† (source)
- "You get hepatitis from unwashed lettuce," I said.† (source)
- Speaking of his bout of hepatitis, Farmer told me, "If I get sick, it'll be nearly fatal."† (source)
- Sir, do you have any history of hepatitis?† (source)
- I said, 'Professor, this is a not a case of hepatitis, but a case of my own brother.'† (source)
- Without those tissues, we would have no tests for diseases like hepatitis and HIV; no vaccines for rabies, smallpox, measles; none of the promising new drugs for leukemia, breast cancer, colon cancer.† (source)
- Beecher published a detailed list of the twenty-two worst offenders, including researchers who'd injected children with hepatitis and others who'd poisoned patients under anesthesia using carbon dioxide.† (source)
- But now, when I looked in dismay at Allie, who was champing at the bit to get back to her oblivion; when I thought about whether Pennsatucky would be able to keep it together and prove herself the good mom that she aspired to be; when I worried about my many friends at Danbury whose health was crushed by hepatitis and HIV; and when I saw in the visiting room how addiction had torn apart the bonds between mothers and their children, I finally understood the true consequences of my own actions.† (source)
- In this wealthy place, this rich hospital"—she swept her hands at all the machinery—"surely here in America you can do more for hepatitis than to wring your hands and say it is very grave."† (source)
- Oh, no. I do have hepatitis.† (source)
- He has a fulminant hepatitis.† (source)
- I understand hepatitis.† (source)
- It's hepatitis.† (source)
- Viral hepatitis.† (source)
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