P.S. Motion sickness has several other names — kinetosis, travel sickness, car sickness, sea sickness — but we will refer to it as motion sickness in this article.
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It's a sickness but not a sickness that is excusable.
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"Space sickness," or space adaptation syndrome, is probably the worst kind of motion sickness.
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People had been telling me, 'negativity feeds sickness,' and I didn't want to feed my sickness.
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If the sensors are inaccurate, the user will feel "VR sickness", an unpleasant sensation closely related to motion sickness.
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Motion sickness Motion sickness can also keep people from enjoying their ride, leaving them nauseated, tired, dizzy and even vomiting.
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" 'A product of sickness' In their voluminous, 219-page sentencing document, Weiner's lawyers call his crime "a product of sickness.
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"All of our products can help any type of nausea, from morning sickness to cancer treatment [and] travel sickness," she adds.
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It's called simulator sickness, is virtually identical to VR motion sickness, and might be the most profound problem for VR to overcome.
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This Is a Sickness and Sickness Will End is out on March 123 via Anxious & Angry (USA) and Countless Altars (Canada/Europe).
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The sickness that ensues at this stage could be viewed as a "meta-sickness"—it does not itself kill, but instead invites in killers.
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Your friends' lives are their own to live, share and cross-contaminate as they like, in sickness and in grossness (and then more sickness).
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For people who are prone to motion sickness, it can make traveling unpleasant and nerve-wracking — and in turn, anxiety can make the motion sickness worse.
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Her products, Psi Bands, are stylish acupressure wrist bands she says help relieve nausea, including motion sickness, morning sickness, and nausea due to anesthesia and chemotherapy.
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About 75% of women suffer nausea and vomiting during pregnancy due to morning sickness, and about 1% experience a severe form of the sickness called hyperemesis gravidarum.
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This Is a Sickness and Sickness Will End, the third full-length from Ottawa's Crusades, isn't nearly as bleak as its title may lead you to believe.
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In her Father's Day Instagram post, Dunham let everyone know that her dad is always by her side in sickness and in health, but, most definitely in sickness.
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Morning sickness and pregnancy symptoms with twins may be more severe A mom of twins might see more severe morning sickness symptoms with twins, and earlier in the gestation period.
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One thing all of this makes clear is that the sickness of American politics didn't begin with Donald Trump, any more than the sickness of the Roman Republic began with Caesar.
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"No cravings, no morning sickness – thank God," she shared.
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I couldn't stand the intimacy of repair, and so I left, disappearing into myself, my body, a sickness that I realized later was a true sickness, one that would almost kill me.
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A majority of women experience some form of morning sickness.
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And, rarely, you may have morning sickness throughout your pregnancy.
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Big folks gotta stick together ... in sickness and in health.
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Amy Schumer isn't letting severe morning sickness keep her down!
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Thankfully, starving is no longer recommended for treating any sickness.
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The stock market may be bringing you some motion sickness.
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"Dealing with my husband's sickness gave me strength," she said.
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Younger people reported higher motion sickness levels, for instance. Why?
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The reason for Ollie's sickness had been found: a tick.
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In sickness and in health until death do us part.
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That sickness: Zenefits was a company consumed by impossible expectations.
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America is sick because today, people profit off of sickness.
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That's because there's no earthly analog to space motion sickness.
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No morning sickness, no swollen ankles, no heavily swollen belly.
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"About week six I started getting morning sickness," she says.
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There are long wait times, sickness and even child deaths.
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Some of the soldiers got altitude sickness, the official said.
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Many collapsed on the beach from motion sickness and dehydration.
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"Maybe don't glamorize sickness for weight loss," one person tweeted.
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Reality stars gotta stick together ... in sickness and in wealth.
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Changes in those areas could signal pain, injury or sickness.
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He is trying to shoot this 'sickness' off of him.
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Motion sickness has long been the bane of virtual reality.
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Harvey dismissed his sickness as an excuse for his performance.
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Those who shame women for their appearance feed beauty sickness.
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Rosario Dawson reportedly drinks it to help with altitude sickness.
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Myth 15: There are simple tricks to overcome morning sickness.
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"The flattered sickness in me was so pleasurable," Evie recalls.
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I will be absent from French Novel due to sickness.
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Shed skin was replaced with soul sickness and cowboy hats.
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Mediocrity is a sickness that ruins your life over time.
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Other migrants have fallen behind, slowed by injuries and sickness.
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We hang together in sickness as well as in health.
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He prefers classic motor racing — and suffers severe sea sickness.
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To orthodox Jews, this is monstrous: a sickness of modernity.
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It's the difference between health and sickness, life and death.
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Hospital kitchens and senior centers will lose staff to sickness.
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Hospital kitchens and senior centers will lose staff to sickness.
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Previous treatments for sleeping sickness ranged from inconvenient to nightmarish.
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The sickness, many Warao believe, is the result of witchcraft.
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If it's the sickness, what's the treatment and the cure?
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Zigmond, like many people, sees sickness in contemporary working culture.
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These assignments required hiking boots and tablets for altitude sickness.
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Sickness is a dangerous Indulgence at my time of Life.
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H3N2 was responsible for some sickness in the Asian region.
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It is the sickness that eventually afflicts most every American.
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Include the parts about "sickness and health" if you'd like.
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Cormier's one professional loss gnaws at him like a sickness.
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But if you are in the midst of motion sickness, sometimes simply applying pressure to acupressure points on the wrist seems to relieve some of the nausea and vomiting associated with motion sickness, she says.
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Sure, I knew morning sickness was a possibility — I'd seen the movies, and I knew the shtick that it shouldn't be referred to as morning sickness when it can and does come at any time.
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Seventy-nine percent of astronauts are affected by space motion sickness.
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I get altitude sickness, so we're in bed by 10:153.
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Her mom was a nurse and always sick or fearing sickness.
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Breastfeeding is basically an inoculation against sickness and death for babies.
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"By definition, motion sickness is precipitated by motion," Dr. Suurna says.
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I became consumed by my sickness again and had zero plans.
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"I had no morning sickness, everything's been fine," Milian, 37, adds.
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Heck, coca leaves are used in Colombia to cure altitude sickness.
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That could hinder bringing Europeans closer, in sickness and in health.
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They have a "sickness" in their blood that must be quelled.
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The insurance product is going to cover severe sickness and injury.
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Obesity leads to sickness—rates of diabetes are rising, for example.
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Morning sickness is often the very sign a woman is pregnant.
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Where does this dramatic obsession with death and sickness derive from?
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I have a sickness, but I do not have an excuse.
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Next on the to-do list: Wiping out African sleeping sickness.
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His findings showed that 285,000 could die or get radiation sickness.
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It's the same thing that causes motion sickness when you're reading.
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Most importantly, these shots echo the family's true sickness: Zdzisław's voyeurism.
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The nausea was 10 times worse than anything with morning sickness.
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The treatment center in Forécariah was built specifically for sleeping sickness.
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So we have the symptoms (losing) and the diagnosis (altitude sickness).
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She has never missed a day in office because of sickness.
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"In sickness and in health," she said, echoing those fateful vows.
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He tells me that's where the sickness is — in my stomach.
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Exasperated lawmakers, primarily Democrats, let loose: "He's got a sickness," Sen.
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If this was altitude sickness, he should be better by now.
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Chronic Sickness will hopefully be able to answer those burning questions.
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Two of the six justices missed the argument because of sickness.
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Tens of thousands more later died of radiation sickness and injuries.
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He kept his sickness a secret as long as he could.
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Headache, vertigo, unrelenting fatigue: the symptoms reminded me of altitude sickness.
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But it was a reminder: Avoid simulator sickness at all costs.
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I'd anticipated morning sickness, of course, but this was something else.
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Kate Middleton had hyperemesis gravidarum, a severe form of morning sickness.
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To make a metaphor of sickness is usually to imply judgment.
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That means ameliorating hunger, homelessness and sickness on an unprecedented scale.
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This is a spreading sickness and a potentially months-long disruption.
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Sickness is a fresh start; one that I will, invariably, squander.
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There, they had been afraid of fires and sickness and eviction.
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She's my girlfriend and partner in life, even in my sickness.
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John was terrified because he gets altitude sickness on a ladder.
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"It's a sickness that my mother gave to him," says Marta.
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Indeed, the book itself seems a talisman to ward off sickness.
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And he didn't want me to photograph him having morning sickness.
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One of those ancient traditions, luckily, helped me combat altitude sickness.
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Ms. Jones wants to help people avoid and treat motion sickness.
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The chance of motion sickness in the back seat is high.
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He feels odd little humpback lurches, an empty sickness without food.
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Still, investors keep vigilant watch on any developments around the sickness.
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Eating contaminated food or drinking contaminated water can also cause sickness.
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A sickness carried off his wife and two daughters years ago.
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Q. Why don't we know more about what causes morning sickness?
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So I'm a big wimp when it comes to motion sickness.
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" Sullivan's latest piece is a probing meditation on modern "distraction sickness.
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Of course, one only has to think about it for a moment to find the enormous hole in the logic that racism morally weakens the object of the sickness rather than the possessor of the sickness.
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" She advised her followers that "seeing sickness as our own love that needs to be reclaimed is a more positive approach to healing than is seeing the sickness as something hideous that we must get rid of.
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She's not the girl that handles any kind of sickness situation well.
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Art, life, sickness, visions, recovery, and death are entwined in Thornton's work.
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It's easy to be ashamed of the fog, the sickness, the illness.
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Maybe they're among the many who don't experience symptoms like morning sickness.
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FinAfter the sickness cleared, I started feeling good about the diet again.
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Yet for most of the 20th century, sickness was prioritised over wellness.
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If your robot driver gets randy, you can only expect motion sickness.
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High profits across a whole economy can be a sign of sickness.
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Nothing will completely "cure" motion sickness, but these meds can reduce symptoms.
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This genetic mutation confers resistance to hypoxia, otherwise known as altitude sickness.
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But, like we said, there's an easy way to help sidestep sickness.
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Hall, from Naples, Florida, didn't have any morning sickness or weight gain.
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Frequent braking may elevate the feeling of car sickness in sensitive riders.
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Sickness began in the capital of Luanda and soon spread to provinces.
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He has encountered seven months of abuse, sickness, malnourishment, and filthy conditions.
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Because sickness is exactly what I feel about Frank Ocean's new album.
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But customers may focus only on the sickness, not the company response.
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The morning sickness made it hard to get moving in the mornings.
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ABC News In sickness and in health"His own wife endorsed him".
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Ecstatic pain has already begun to blossom behind your eyes. Soul-sickness.
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And despite her bouts with morning sickness, she was feeling well — ish.
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If you're a woman, there's a good chance you've felt beauty sickness.
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If you're struggling with beauty sickness, don't imagine it's your own fault.
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Why should people suffer from not only sickness but also high expenses?
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My particular beast of burden is a fear of germs and sickness.
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It's enough to give even the most seasoned frequent flyer motion sickness.
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Her mother's father had also died of sickness in a refugee camp.
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Former teammate Darrelle Revis described Brady's desire to win as a "sickness."
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In sickness and in health, partnership and wellbeing have long been intertwined.
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The first symptom of sickness came within three weeks of Obama's inauguration.
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When it comes to the actual sickness, you're still on your own.
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Not only does it provide entertainment, but it also solves motion sickness.
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Maker said there were other more commonly used drugs for altitude sickness.
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How did the idea for In Sickness and In Health come about?
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"I think I can love the sickness you made," Baker sings hopefully.
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But in some cases, you can skip right over acute mountain sickness.
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"The best treatment for all acute mountain sickness is descent," says Hurtado.
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Felton had already injected his sickness, his destruction, deep in their collective.
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Thirty years later, that same comforting tickle was relieving my morning sickness.
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Moving forward in VR while the body stays still causes motion sickness.
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As you can imagine, the zig-zagging isn't great for motion sickness.
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Within days one brother died of radiation sickness and another from infection.
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If you're a doctor and you see sickness, you deal with it.
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I am outraged that we blame the seriously ill for their sickness.
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Malnutrition and sickness are rife, and children are too exhausted to speak.
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It was a time that was fraught with anxiety and debilitating sickness.
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There are no hospitals or patients, no sickness or injury, no healing.
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Camus, writing The Plague in the 1940s, sickness was political and moral
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Eco-horror deepens my dearest fears: of sickness, contamination, isolation and violence.
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Although my kids (mercifully) don&apost suffer motion sickness, they were terrified.
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They change with joy and suffering, tranquillity and crisis, sickness and health.
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It's never controversial — everybody is in favor of less sickness and death.
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If you're prone to motion sickness, travel can be a miserable experience.
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I don't get motion sickness and even I started to feel sick.
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Part of the reason is that cyber-sickness has not gone away.
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Canada started implementing the practice after diplomats first started complaining of sickness.
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I did not feel any motion sickness and had a great time.
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What sickness enables a statement on #holocaustmemorialday that ignores 6 million Jews!
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As an alternative to drugs, some may find motion sickness wristbands helpful.
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Too tired to stay awake, but the sickness is on its way.
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And so often that emotion will mean conflict, betrayal, sickness and breakup.
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Depending on how the microbe infects people, sickness can look quite varied.
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They made the perilous crossing at night, vomiting with sickness and fear.
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There is some good news here: Experience with previous similar viruses or bacteria will provide some protection, meaning the sickness in the parent won't be as intense or as long-lasting as the sickness in the poor kid.
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It's just a "delivery mechanism for knowledge" to cure a disease or sickness.
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Like many things in the United States, health and sickness are distributed unequally.
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" In a recent interview, Reece said "Pregnancy is not an illness or sickness.
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It basically offers inoculation against sickness and death for babies — and moms too.
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I go to bed around 9 and wait for sickness to take me.
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He uses it to treat his back pain and to avoid dope sickness.
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But through all the fears, scares, sickness, and aches, I loved every moment.
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Finally Free It's so weird to look back and think about my sickness.
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He added the three men also suffered from energy loss and altitude sickness.
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The smile on his face makes up for the motion sickness I feel.
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I even braved car sickness to finish it on the road trip home!
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Many live on sickness benefits, masking the figures of those relying on welfare.
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Lumilene had terrible morning sickness for four months, forcing her to quit school.
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People must stay inside to avoid acute radiation sickness caused by the fallout.
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For one grandson prone to motion sickness, I took some meclizine as well.
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Instead they approach sickness the way cities do—by quarantining the affected areas.
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Others have already yielded new treatments for sleeping sickness, leukaemia and blood cancers.
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I think we've got that whole 'in sickness and in health' thing down.
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"It brings me so much pain, mostly because of my sickness," Artemio says.
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Economic waste from needless sickness and premature death, more than $2,000,1073 a year.
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Other negative physical side effects can include severe eyestrain, nausea and motion sickness.
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Call us when they've invented a device that transfers morning sickness to partners.
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The rosebushes in Shaza Mehdi's front yard are beautiful but prone to sickness.
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Which sickness has burdened us—or our ancestors, or any lifeform—the longest?
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What I'm really effected by are the kids who've had cancer and sickness.
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The thing is, the myth of MSG sickness has since been thoroughly debunked.
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There are challenges that will come with this, of course, including motion sickness.
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Or she needs new blood, more blood that can wash the sickness away.
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Through sickness and through health, I promise — to keep my wedding ring on.
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But high profits across a whole economy can be a sign of sickness.
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After a few minutes, the thought of motion sickness begins to fade away.
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It averages around 10 deaths annually, most of them due to altitude sickness.
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It is my remedy for the sickness of racism, sexism, and cultural marginalization.
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A few commenters even accused the ham of giving them motion sickness. Here.
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The pills were prescribed to presidential aides for altitude sickness, a spokesman said.
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Pukatire recalled that sickness had spread, and many of the Kayapo had died.
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It is a leading cause of long-term sickness absence from UK schools.
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When she began experiencing morning sickness, she was convinced it was food poisoning.
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Globally, there are more than 50 countries where mosquitos are spreading the sickness.
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More than anything, I at least had power over my body, my sickness.
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Has she been barfing in the morning, a possible sign of morning sickness?
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Instead, it focuses on how medical marijuana can be used to treat sickness.
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There are no confirmed cases of sickness due to listeria at this time.
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Obsessions about car sickness began weeks ago, when I first booked the rental.
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When it comes to the motion sickness, how did you work around that?
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For some reason sugar kind of pulls me out of my motion sickness.
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So the children pass those germs around, and the cycle of sickness repeats.
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When we moved to a new camp, I often vomited from altitude sickness.
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How much of our political sickness is the result of a parasitic infection?
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In the Durst trial, timing and sickness are even bigger concerns than usual.
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Probably not, Ompad says, unless either of you are showing symptoms of sickness.
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His brush with death had fazed him less than his roiling dope sickness.
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These individual instances of sickness have not been confirmed as COVID-19 cases.
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"When you reverse the seats you can induce motion sickness," Mr. Hampf said.
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Trump versus Warren would be the choice between "sickness and death," one said.
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The universal sound of sickness, her cough is heavy and full of mucous.
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Their estrangement deepened after he embraced Scientology, which regards homosexuality as a sickness.
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China has reported 0.93 new cases of the sickness, including a third death.
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In sickness, warm chicken noodle soup can ease the restless mind and body.
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A disease is a condition with identifiable symptoms that causes sickness or death.
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And increased swaying, he has found, correlates with higher rates of cyber-sickness.
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What they thought was altitude sickness turned out to be carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Another family of viruses, known as adenoviruses, often mimic the common seasonal sickness.
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But sleeping sickness is fatal if not treated, so there was no choice.
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"As time went on, all the sickness started to add up," he said.
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I woke up—still utterly miserable—but without a headache and without sickness.
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Shannen Doherty knows that "in sickness and in health" is easier said than done.
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"We all suffered from terrible sickness and diarrhoea," says Jeneba (not her real name).
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The treatment for morning sickness usually depends on how much it's ruining your life.
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Like many expecting mothers, Kendra Duggar has battled morning sickness throughout her first pregnancy.
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How do you change this cultural sickness, though, if we can call it that?
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Hideo gets motion sickness, so he wasn't able to look at the game much.
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In sickness and in health You gave your wife china for your 20th anniversary.
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GSK's vaccine is designed to stop latent TB from becoming active and causing sickness.
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It's decompression sickness, and is entirely the result of human interference into their habitat.
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A hyperbaric chamber is used if a diver experiences decompression sickness (AKA "the bends").
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The question is, would these bands work for motion sickness in a car, too?
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We'll just stop our sickness profiteering and go open a yoga studio or something.
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I've been working on this "time sickness" idea in a couple other stories, too.
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"I was really upset because I thought the morning sickness was done," she says.
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Your sickness is the belief that you're doing something that's not good for you.
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At the time, the royal mom of two was coping with severe morning sickness.
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And even before exchanging vows, they've proven their love in sickness and in health.
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So if you're willing to weather some mild motion sickness, give it a spin.
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Motion sickness is a problem for many users — and then there's the price tag.
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You can have infinite pollution and sickness and carbon dioxide with no ill effects.
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Schumer struggled with hyperemesis gravidarum, a form of acute morning sickness, throughout her pregnancy.
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What violent sickness should I fake so I can go home and play Overwatch?
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That sickness is what drives many people to continue using heroin and other opioids.
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Conor's mother conceals the degree of her sickness from him, but he suspects anyhow.
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"I finally got to experience morning sickness and what that's all about," she says.
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His drawings lean toward Punk aesthetics, and explore themes of decay, sickness, and addiction.
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Staff sickness rates promptly doubled and drivers stopped volunteering to work overtime on Sundays.
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Based on what we know, however, sleeping sickness should have died out long ago.
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A few years ago, the treatments for stage 2 sleeping sickness were pretty bad.
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Altitude sickness, a fall into a crevasse, even fatal accidents from some unpredictable error.
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Around the time I underwent my first treatment, Ingrid was hit with morning sickness.
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Hunger and sickness haunt the hearts of parents and curtail the possibilities of children.
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"In Sickness and in Wealth: American Hospitals in the Twentieth Century" by Rosemary Stevens
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Mr. Dumbai's aunt had already come down with the same sickness — fever, vomiting, weakness.
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If somebody has a sickness of the mind, we tend to frown on treatment.
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Half a gray causes radiation sickness in humans, while five gray can kill you.
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Translated into virtual reality, I know from experience that'll spark motion sickness in seconds.
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Little bit of sickness in the stomach; the fighting back of awkward, inexplicable laughter.
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Abuse, Spiritual sickness, and simply being black in a country that fears our people.
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The sudden cut can be disorienting at times, but it doesn't cause motion sickness.
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I feared some sickness at the beginning but thought that would wear off fast.
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In the lawsuit, the couple blames the resort for causing their June 2018 sickness.
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You don't change, you get sickness, your life will fall apart on the inside.
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And such issues amplify the threat of severe sickness or death from COVID-19.
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Women are dying of malnutrition and sickness, and children are too exhausted to speak.
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I love the feeling of having committed to someone, 'In sickness and in health.
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But one didn't have to look far to find a good deal of sickness.
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I once asked a sleeping sickness patient what she thought had made her sick.
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They cover more than a century in the city, in sickness and in health.
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"People don't realize the amount of sickness and disease already in prisons," he said.
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With the current headsets, "virtual-reality sickness" can kick in after about twenty minutes.
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" Shakespeare told us, in Sonnet 118: "We sicken to shun sickness when we purge.
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She passed out on the car journey after being given a travel sickness pill.
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It's a common treatment for motion sickness and can produce short-term memory loss.
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After all, one person's mild sickness may be another person's severe disease, Feldmesser added.
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As I am no stranger to motion sickness and hangovers, it called to me.
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Herders complained that declines in pasture quality had led to reindeer sickness and death.
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In sickness, I had constructed a mode of eating that relied heavily on props.
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"If the sickness is going to happen, it's going to happen," one migrant said.
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Aggressively seeking new treatments and cures, we aim to overrule sickness, to eradicate pain.
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I learn later that another name for sleeping sickness here translates as "the sickness at the end of the track"—and Missira is literally at the end of the track, for the road leads straight to the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Many people might associate sex and nausea with morning sickness, an early symptom of pregnancy.
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If you deal with motion sickness, you're probably going to want to avoid this one.
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Despite the name, "morning sickness" can affect pregnant people at all times of the day.
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"When it comes to sickness and disease one's age is highly significant," the family continued.
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Within three months of the disaster, more than 30 people died of acute radiation sickness.
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SHILLUE: Well, that sounds annoying, but I guess it beats all the sickness and sadness.
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During the limited test, the peripheral also didn't induce any feelings of sickness or discomfort.
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On the plus side, you probably won't experience any motion sickness while playing with it.
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The earlier sci-fi expressionist paintings seem to embrace this narrative, this chaos and sickness.
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"They told me you're recovering from time sickness," she said, as if it were nothing.
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Otherwise, unfortunately you just have to ride out the motion sickness until it goes away.
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Pregnancy had been hard on my marriage, as Zack bore the brunt of my sickness.
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No one wants to have to keep validating their relationship while also combatting morning sickness.
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As soon as they overcome motion sickness, NASA wants its astronauts to start working out.
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We need to realize we have a sickness care, rather than a health care system.
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Fretting about finding the right direction to travel in to escape the inevitable radiation sickness?
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I'm curious to know more about the time sickness that afflicts Jean in the story.
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For them, too, their heart rate and skin temperatures were elevated during periods of sickness.
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Just one dose of a single sievert is enough to cause radiation sickness and nausea.
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But people do not necessarily become more susceptible to motion sickness when they get older.
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While prolonged symptoms might just be severe morning sickness, Dweck advises talking to your doctor.
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I watched my mother's friends die, and I saw the stigma that accompanied the sickness.
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Sickness usually occurs 3-4 days after ingestion, and recovery time is approximately a week.
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My motion sickness would come on strong after only a few minutes of game time.
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My heart goes out to all of you strong mamas who suffer through morning sickness.
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I get that it's a sickness but I can't be talked to quite like this.
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And his baseball cap gets altitude sickness, former WWE superstar and my massive sidekick, Tyrus.
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The US Navy also uses hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat decompression sickness or diver's disease.
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I had a lot more morning sickness and headaches than I did the two boys.
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And the same goes for "the fits," a sickness that's clearly more metaphorical than physical.
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Living in America over the last few years has lain the country's cultural sickness bare.
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One historical reference MacLeod found even said that sleeping sickness was "primarily a skin disease".
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According to Blo, it was the vector control teams who saved the sleeping sickness program.
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Not to mention mountain climbers, who ascend peaks too quickly and die from altitude sickness.
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Her father, José Calvo, 61, had contracted Chagas' disease, a sickness caused by a parasite.
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The story "Air Mail" follows his thoughts as they contend against extreme hunger and sickness.
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But I think there are ways to sort of decrease the painfulness of morning sickness.
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The fetishized austerity and performative asceticism of minimalism is a kind of ongoing cultural sickness.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Cereal sickness Check the box label before you fill your bowl this morning.
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"I have a sickness, but I do not have an excuse," he said in May.
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African trypanosomiasis or sleeping sickness, is a possibly fatal parasitic infection spread by tsetse flies.
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The device can be used to help detect malaria, African sleeping sickness, HIV, and tuberculosis.
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This is because it is assumed that sudden and sustained movement will trigger motion sickness.
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Many people feel nauseated all day, like from a never-ending case of car sickness.
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To get out of being married off to a fighter, she said she feigned sickness.
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His sense of purpose is wrapped up in struggle and sacrifice demanded by the sickness.
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Whereas the sickness used to control their lives, now it's the diagnosis and the cure.
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"Because of love sickness," Salazar says, touching the leaves of the plant, briefly pausing, remembering.
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"Your sickness holds a particular fascination for many of us on the Satellite," Yorick said.
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And the epidemic, in turn, has only exposed the extent of the party-state's sickness.
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"I have a lot of sickness — better to tell you what I don't have," Mrs.
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Unlike previous astronauts who returned from long-duration spaceflight missions, Koch didn't experience motion sickness.
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The symbolism sent me running for the ginger candies I'd found allayed my morning sickness.
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As you might expect, not reading a book, or Twitter, helps one avoid motion sickness.
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"I was working in products that were treatments for sickness and illnesses," Dr. Xing said.
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"Here, we treat ideological sickness," said Mr. Ajmi, the psychologist, when asked about such failures.
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She was annoyed because she was pregnant at the time and suffering from morning sickness.
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When they went to the hospital, an official told them he was faking the sickness.
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January 20, 2020 - China reports 139 new cases of the sickness, including a third death.
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Yet sickness and starvation halve their population during the first winter and challenges their faith.
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They were friends, palling around, recruiting new members and spreading their sickness to others online.
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PREVENT THE ONSET You can prevent the onset of motion sickness or lessen its severity.
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The sickness includes Type 2 diabetes, a kidney ailment and a congested heart from hypertension.
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Extra oxygen is an imperfect buffer against altitude sickness, but it lowers the risks considerably.
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So you can actually force their field of view, but then you get motion sickness.
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Undaunted, Grosz retorted that he was simply depicting the sickness of the society around him.
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Severe decompression sickness from being in the caissons frequently confined him to a sickroom during construction.
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I'd been overexerting myself, and the sickness I'd been battling finally got the better of me.
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Supplemental oxygen is used to hopefully prevent the most severe symptoms brought on by altitude sickness.
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Adverts for fatty foods were interspersed with those for fat-busting medicines, fuelling a sickness culture.
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Sometimes, it doesn't feel like great if you're a person who tends to get motion sickness.
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I felt that it was incredibly unsupportive and since then, have been really worried about sickness.
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"The company is trying to cure itself of this sickness that affects many companies," Cruz said.
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In general, women and children tend to be more susceptible to motion sickness, Dr. Suurna says.
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Kamal died from sickness caused by continuous exposure to rainfall and flooding in his remote village.
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Since none of them would be eating during the day either, her sickness wouldn't stand out.
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The slashing of housing, vacation and sickness allowances last September reduced some salaries by a third.
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One fell to his death; another had a heart attack; and two died of altitude sickness.
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The slowdown in import spending will pass some of Turkey's sickness on to its trading partners.
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Human African Trypanosomiasis (HAT) or "sleeping sickness" is a tropical disease affecting sub-Saharan African countries.
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Kamal died due to sickness from continuous exposure to rainfall and flooding at his remote village.
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There's no sickness, just a lot of prejudice and eugenics that call to mind Josef Mengele.
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His cause of death was gangrene; his disease was what he termed die Porzellankrankheit—porcelain sickness.
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And although it's called "morning" sickness, the discomfort and nausea can happen any time of day.
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You don't swear to stick with it in sickness and in health, for richer or poorer.
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We are thrashing under the fever of a Great Sickness, yet we do not know it.
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We'd done it for better for worse, for richer for poorer, in sickness and in health.
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In November, Schumer was hospitalized for hyperemesis gravidarum, which is a form of acute morning sickness.
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I warn them of my sickness but don't cancel, even though I kind of want to.
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Regardless, these meals are all nutrient-rich in their own ways and help fight off sickness.
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And then, immediately after, transmit your motion sickness to your friends, one snap at a time.
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"If this was cancer or diabetes I'd be like, 'Yeah, that's a real sickness,'" says Altiraifi.
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A bit of morning sickness won't stop Amy Schumer from enjoying some fun in the sun.
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When paired with the right VR experiences, motion sickness should not be an issue, he said.
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This fall, I came to grips for the first time with the depths of my sickness.
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"I suffered from debilitating morning sickness during my pregnancies," Taormina said in an email to CNBC.
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American climber Donald Cash died on Wednesday of altitude sickness, as did Indian climber Ravi Thakar.
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When someone develops a fever that's a sign that there's a deeper sickness in the body.
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Seat vibration however, was shown by the study to have little impact in reducing motion sickness.
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Violence, hatred and the spiritual sickness he talked about in our country are alive and well.
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"I feel really proud of it, so hopefully the initial sickness will go away," she says.
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She's not even pregnant (the medicine soothes morning sickness), which makes the timing even more bizarre.
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"We've introduced dozens of new features, including sickness, injury, maternity and paternity protections," said a spokesman.
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There was no car accident, no sickness, no fluke act of God that caused her death.
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Salter is working to eliminate motion sickness for Jaguar's customers, and he knows his Sun Tzu.
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If the policies evolve, however, it might just be possible to eliminate sleeping sickness for good.
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And since people have a tendency towards the sickness of coprophagia, it can do great harm.
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Many Republicans I know worry that this outcome reflects a sickness in the Republican electorate. Perhaps.
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Sickness, misogyny, unthinkable tragedy — they'll follow you to paradise, she realizes, despite those hypnotically swaying palms.
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Diffusion "kills microorganisms in the air which helps stop the spread of sickness," the pamphlet read.
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Kate Middleton also had hyperemesis gravidarum, an acute form of morning sickness, in her three pregnancies.
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Nor is there enough evidence that it's an anti-inflammatory, boosts energy or cures altitude sickness.
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Addiction is both a genetic/atmospheric consequence of human behavior, a sickness of lack of empathy.
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It's also recommended to eat garlic soup and to drink ginger tea to prevent altitude sickness.
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Within three months of the disaster, more than 30 people had died of acute radiation sickness.
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As previously mentioned, experts believe women may be using marijuana to curb morning sickness or anxiety.
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Airsickness is a specific type of motion sickness that's common in many passengers and even pilots.
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"It's kind of a sickness I have in off-hours," Mr. Turpin said in an interview.
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The cabin's confines, together with the boat's diesel odors, did nothing to allay his motion sickness.
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In Sickness and In Health is more than Mattlin's "inspiring" story—though it certainly is inspiring.
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The lower the latency, the less motion sickness users felt in VR. But Wi-Fi sucks.
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Your body's immediate reaction is to increase your breathing and heart rates (or develop altitude sickness).
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I felt overwhelmed with insane cold sweats and motion sickness, even though the plane wasn't moving.
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"Morning sickness" was a misnomer: this feeling didn't go away at any hour of the day.
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With each spoonful of take-out sticky rice, I could feel the unrelenting sickness slightly lessen.
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Keep in mind that you're not the one facing morning sickness, leaking boobs, and swirling hormones.
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I lost more than eight pounds in the first trimester as a result of morning sickness.
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Specifically, wind and solar power reduce pollution, which reduces sickness, missed work days, and early deaths.
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I've seen quarantines, lockdowns, long lines at medical, all because of one new sickness or another.
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When she felt nauseated, she said, the vice principal told her that morning sickness wasn't real.
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Sickness and death fill the film's rarefied air, conflicting with the lush confines of the bedroom.
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Moving in virtual reality while your body stays still causes the same kind of motion sickness.
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Not everyone finds the headsets comfortable, and the virtual reality goggles cause motion sickness for some.
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One woman, impregnated in an attack and beset by morning sickness, keeps vomiting into a bucket.
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I also grew up in an environment where sickness was perceived as a kind of weakness.
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The most effective treatment is exposure; militaries in many countries run weekslong motion-sickness desensitization programs.
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"End the sickness of war and fight the disease that is ravaging our world," he added.
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At deeper depths, Mr. Trumper and other urchin divers risk decompression sickness, which can be deadly.
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One of the country's top clerics, Hadi Khosroshahi, died last Thursday after he contracted the sickness.
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In her first year in America, she has seen accidents and sickness -- but nothing like Kakuma.
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EEE, also known as sleeping sickness, is a rare virus that causes inflammation of the brain.
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Anyone who visits has to be sickness-free and should change their top before holding him.
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Seager felt a surprising sense of relief from the uncertainties of sickness, a kind of liberation.
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"Karli's mommy has a kind of sickness, and she had to get some help," Louie says.
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Cut off from escape, thousands died from cold, sickness and starvation, as well as group suicide.
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Behavior changes too; people wash their hands more often when evidence of sickness is around them.
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"The sickness I had was life" refers to a baby ... not to being sick FOR life.
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They were trapped by swirling tempests; died of altitude sickness; slipped and catapulted into the abyss.
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Also in 2015, Kim made $500,000 for one sponsored Instagram post about a morning sickness pill.
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"Anyone who's working in virtual reality and not considering (motion sickness) is fooling themselves," said Stanton.
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Outside, the nights were getting cold, she recounted earlier this month; sickness was spreading like wildfire.
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He invented the plastic-lined paper sickness bag for airplanes, for which he received a dollar.
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Driven by greed, chasing engagement and clicks, they inadvertently created the perfect vector for this sickness.
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The substance has been found in the lung fluids of 29 patients suffering from the sickness.
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Dianna buys me a Coke and even finds me generic motion-sickness medicine in a store.
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I've had a lot of sickness: normal winter crap, sinusitis, colds, and that sort of thing.
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They'll say that if you truly love someone, you support them through sickness and dark times.
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The first, so what can cause discomfort in VR, motion sickness or feeling a bit off?
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In Germany, dozens of private "sickness plans" compete with one another in a tightly regulated market.
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Stemming from an early-age flight trauma, my anxiety mostly revolved around traveling, transportation, and sickness.
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The skeletal remains exhibited no signs of trauma, no signs of sickness, or any other physical abnormalities.
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For now, if you are experiencing morning sickness, Persaud recommended talking to your doctor about treatment options.
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If morning sickness is a concern of yours right now, you're likely aware of the drug, Diclegis.
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I was quite sick with morning sickness at the beginning, which as you know, is very unpredictable.
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With Insta Stories, which I'm totally obsessed with, which is actually a sickness which we'll discuss later.
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Airports provide sickness-causing viruses ample vector points from which they can leap from victim to victim.
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Researchers found evidence of very high frequency noise in all the locations associated with "ultrasound sickness" symptoms.
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Here's why so many climbers are risking frostbites, altitude sickness and even death to reach the peak.
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Our reporter Jennings Brown gracefully captured the range of emotions of a man encapsulated by a sickness.
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The singer opened up about her second pregnancy, from bouts with morning sickness to all her cravings.
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And if you're a glass-half-empty type, a sneeze can mean you've contracted a disastrous sickness.
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"Some people use it for motion sickness and some people use it go to sleep," Allman said.
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" But David clearly has a mental illness, and his family knows it too, referring to his "sickness.
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Again, absolute luck and privilege, because my 30 sickness-free years were rapidly coming to an end.
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A missed paycheck due to sickness, a divorce—really any setback or unanticipated expense can be disastrous.
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She also spoke to Refinery29 last year about her long, arduous search for a morning sickness remedy.
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This has pushed the local fly population down by 98%, with a concomitant fall in sleeping sickness.
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Officials revealed at the time that Kate is battling acute morning sickness, also known as Hyperemesis Gravidarum.
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The salt flats are highly elevated, around 12,000 feet, so altitude sickness is not uncommon for travelers.
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"We're so excited," said Burnham, who says that despite "really bad" morning sickness, things are going smoothly.
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Never mind entertaining passengers, motion sickness affects a lot of people and this appears to eliminates it.
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"We're so excited," says Burnham, who says that despite "really bad" morning sickness, things are going smoothly.
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She is upset to the point of sickness and Mars promises to help her figure it out.
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Unfortunately, some women can experience morning sickness symptoms into their second trimester and even throughout their pregnancy.
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Several people sport metallic patches behind their ears — another anti-motion sickness, and thus anti-vomit, intervention.
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These are the symptoms of Chagas disease, human African trypanosomiasis (also called sleeping sickness) and leishmaniasis, respectively.
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Toyota says the car's leaning ability improves stability and grip while decreasing the risk of car sickness.
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Even though these two aren't married, they are truly in it forever, in sickness and in health.
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Delightfully inappropriate, Lardner will soothe your soul and make your cheeks hurt, from laughter, not from sickness.
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Kurt has stood by my side thru sickness and makes me feel more loved now than ever.
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Space motion sickness happens in the first 48 hours, creating a loss of appetite, dizziness and vomiting.
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The coca plant has many traditional uses in the Andes, including as a remedy for altitude sickness.
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"The Polish justice system has a deep sickness which is the collapse of moral principles," he said.
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Dementia has mostly been a rich-world sickness, because it becomes more common as people live longer.
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They could find his sickness—it was everywhere—but they couldn't tell him what was causing it.
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Dennis arrives at the end of the episode, and says that he doesn't care about her sickness.
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" She then spoke with WVLT about the ordeal and said she experienced "vomiting, diarrhea, tiredness — terrible sickness.
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It's a sickness that kills someone every 12 minutes, claiming tens of thousands of lives every year.
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Not realizing it was a prank, Saldanha accidentally revealed details of the royal mom's severe morning sickness.
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Feet might swell, morning sickness may last all day, and emotions can be more unpredictable than ever.
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Mamadou Camara, no relation to Ibrahima, is a biologist and director of Guinea's program against sleeping sickness.
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Flavors will bloom, texture will reach peak sickness, and savory blessings will rain down from the heavens.
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She's typically experienced relatively stereotypical symptoms, like hand-washing compulsions or a fear of germs and sickness.
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Whitney says she is experiencing intense morning sickness, though her pregnancy cravings include Oreo cereal and raspberries.
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And will that same gap in our knowledge stop us eliminating sleeping sickness this time around, too?
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For better or for worse…through sickness & in health…I will NEVER stop fighting for my wife.
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The union argues that pay can vary widely based on shift patterns and any absence through sickness.
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"Bowie was the most tragic of all because it was real sickness," Mr. Simmons said to Newsweek.
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"This isn't a sudden sickness, and that 7-313 semifinal wasn't just a sudden problem," he said.
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Weiner's attorneys said his crimes were a "product of sickness" and maintained he wasn't a sexual predator.
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The first day my morning sickness set in, I presented to 800 people at NY Tech Meetup.
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I think the other critical thing for morning sickness is it's important to go out every day.
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"Sickness had seemed to him, then, the height of luxury," a character recalls about his coddled childhood.
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It had been a sickness, Aziri thought, or perhaps her mother-in-law had poisoned the baby.
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The Globe and Mail (Canada): "America's undiagnosed sickness continues: White supremacy has been here for two centuries"
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As her parents frame it, the sickness men cause in women takes the form of women's emotions.
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This reduces motion sickness, and, from my demo, I can confirm it works — at least on me.
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Any slowdowns or latency can not only impede the overall experience — they can literally be sickness-inducing.
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A woman in her 40s participated in an experiment and got a small case of simulator sickness.
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And in the last days when normally people suffer from old age and sickness my happiness came.
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This is because Keng is channeling Itt (Banlop Lomnoi), a soldier who has a mysterious sleeping sickness.
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It may be that I get motion sickness, and so what I want is a slower ride.
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Her memoir flirts with the idea that she is both a source and a victim of sickness.
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Since all three of those artists knock harder than a bailiff, "The Sickness" is an obvious banger.
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Children working with tobacco risk illness from nicotine absorption, including "green tobacco sickness," the Labor Department states.
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What did the church do in the year of our Lord 2020 when sickness swept our land?
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"End the sickness of war and fight the disease that is ravaging our world," he reportedly said.
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Celibacy and the exclusion of women from the priesthood are the true root causes of this sickness.
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He compares plant diets favorably to pharmaceutical medicines aimed more at treating symptoms than resolving underlying sickness.
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A chaotic scene of sickness and filth is unfolding in an overcrowded border station in Clint, Tex.
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We've been here for six years now, and there has been nothing but sickness in our family.
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It is more serious than morning sickness, the mild nausea and vomiting that occurs in early pregnancy.
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The 2008 financial crisis, one sign of a systemic sickness, occurred because of poorly regulated financial elites.
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Misdiagnosed with altitude sickness and dehydration, I was told to leave the elevation as quickly as possible.
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During her 22016 weeks of pregnancy, she battled heavy morning sickness, which prevented her from continuing school.
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"SICKNESS IS THE vacation of the poor," the early 230th-century French poet Guillaume Apollinaire once said.
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Health is not mere lack of sickness, just as peace is not just a lack of war.
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To overcome altitude sickness, some people carry small oxygen tanks, while others resort to chewing coca leaves.
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Wilson survived, but exhibited signs of neurological damage from the sickness and was never the same again.
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McCarthy sees lust and sickness as inseparable elements of humanity, and "Ulysses" as an emetic, scatological grotesque.
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We know about the magnitude of human trafficking, the magnitude of poverty, and the sickness of hatred.
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Several Clinton confidantes have voiced frustration with the former first lady's lack of transparency concerning her sickness.
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Getting any type of sickness is wack, but the flu is an especially dreadful kind of hell.
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Add to that overheating, an unexplained twenty-minute delay after Peterborough, and two motion-sickness-prone children.
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The sickness prompts symptoms including a fever, dry cough, and in severe cases, trouble breathing and death.
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I'm the only one who mentioned that our health care system is basically a sickness care system.
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But the ride took nearly an hour, and the stopping, starting and swaying gave me motion sickness.
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Re-upping our car sickness guide, for those of you who may need it for holiday travel.
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Another competing theory is that motion sickness is the result of "postural instability" in a moving environment.
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Numerous products are dedicated to alleviating all forms of motion sickness and nausea before it sets in.
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In virtual reality, it is often assumed that moving the camera excessively creates motion sickness for viewers.
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At similar levels of sickness, black patients were deemed to be at lower risk than white patients.
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Though not fatal to people, cyber-sickness certainly helped damage the industry, which more or less vanished.
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Besides the more common bedroom use, the pills are sometimes taken to prevent or treat altitude sickness.
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Sarah's dark-brown hair, which had fallen out during her sickness, grew back as long as ever.
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Beth, so often defined by her sickness, shyness, and eventual death, is given a rich inner life.
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Newlyweds swap vows promising to support each other in sickness and in health — and apparently in debt.
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Space motion sickness occurs in the first 48 hours, creating a loss of appetite, dizziness and vomiting.
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But for a painting inspired by fungus-induced hallucinations, wouldn't recreating that sickness be the ultimate enhancement?
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThe seemingly endless string of iOS bugs is a sickness that just won't go away.
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You're the friends who told me you couldn't be friends with me, because you can't handle my sickness.
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It had been prescribed widely for morning sickness in the 1950s, but caused thousands of horrific birth defects.
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It's all lovely, and it all goes away when Arthur dies of the sweating sickness not long after.
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IVF wasn't exactly a party, and then I got the worst morning/all-day sickness you can imagine.
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Manager Clint Hurdle said Cervelli came down with an unspecified sickness about half an hour before game time.
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"We're so excited," said Burnham, who has said that despite "really bad" morning sickness, things are going smoothly.
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Officials revealed at the time that Princess Kate is battling acute morning sickness, also known as Hyperemesis Gravidarum.
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Portwood's sickness began before the couple left California, where they were meant to take a connection to Hawaii.
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But the sickness is drowned by cries for more, Pray to God, make it quick, watch him fall.
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The young woman said her former boyfriend's family had expressed reservations about their relationship because of her sickness.
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His tooth enamel stopped growing when he was young, suggesting he suffered from sickness or famine early on.
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Nath's climbing companion Paul, 44, died Sunday at Base Camp II from altitude sickness, according to Wangchu Sherpa.
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I also noticed air-sickness bags at each seat, although thankfully no one on our flight needed them.
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Make sure the screens are high enough, though, as a low-mounted screen can contribute to motion sickness.
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But what hasn't been clear is what substances the people who died from this sickness had been using.
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"When Mark said he'd look after me in sickness and in health, he really meant it," she said.
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Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler aren't cutting corners on the "in sickness and in health" part of marriage.
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Rome, welfare institute INPS presents "Unified Centre for Work Sickness Check-ups" with Chairman Tito Boeri (0800 GMT).
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I had a lot more morning sickness and headaches with the girl than I did the two boys.
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As a point of reference, I didn't experience any motion sickness during The Blair Witch Project or Cloverfield.
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This January, after years of work, it was approved for sleeping sickness in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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On the trip, Carlson stayed at the base with a combination of altitude sickness and a stomach bug.
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"Noah is a spunky little dude that sickness never brings him down," Surrett wrote in a Facebook post.
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She has been suffering from severe pregnancy sickness, Hyperemesis Gravidarum, and has had to cancel other planned appearances.
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The ride and was so bumpy that it gave one reporter motion sickness, according to the Associated Press.
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She found out she was pregnant but unlike with her previous three pregnancies, she had severe morning sickness.
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"So far it's been amazing," she tells PEOPLE of her pregnancy, noting that she's had little morning sickness.
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Leading the world in sickness and in health—if the boys can do it, why not the women?
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"He's out because of sickness," Nyquist trainer Doug O'Neill told reporters after consulting with his assistant Jack Sisterson.
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References to chronic drunkenness as a sickness have been traced back as far as Ancient Greece and Egypt.
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I'd had unrelenting morning sickness, heartburn, and anxiety, the latter of which continued long after they were born.
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Most people who are diagnosed with sleeping sickness have a very low concentration of parasites in their blood.
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By the 1990s, cases of sleeping sickness had soared back almost to the levels of 50 years earlier.
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And everyone has different motion sickness thresholds, so many people will probably be fine with the present setup.
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Their profound resiliency empowered children, treated sickness, built roads and drafted laws while extremists tore their country apart.
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Another severe form of altitude sickness is high-altitude pulmonary edema, the accumulation of fluid in the lungs.
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You might also have more severe breast tenderness and morning sickness than you would with a single pregnancy.
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The Sickness is what happens when the people in the gym all start tweeting about God at once.
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Jokes about "morning sickness" (a misnomer if ever there was one) are common and familiar to expecting moms.
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Hem watches us closely for signs of altitude sickness including headache, nausea, weakness, vomiting, and loss of appetite.
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All of them confirmed that subsisting off of processed carbs to survive first trimester sickness is pretty commonplace.
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In VR, especially at the time, people were only teleporting around, since motion sickness was such an issue.
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What the actual F. #BlackFriday sucks and is a sickness of our (over)consumption and eagerness to HAVE.
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"Financial protection in case of sickness includes both coverage of health care costs and income replacement," she said.
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This was perhaps our most intimate moment, brought about by my sickness and unthinkable at any other time.
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The border dividing sickness from health is destabilized, and the difference between autistic and neurotypical behavior is blurred.
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Disability insurance is meant to replace your income if you're unable to work due to sickness or injury.
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I learned a long time ago that sickness goes around so easily when you're working with other people.
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It's full of slapstick comedy, despite gut-clenching depictions of dope sickness, the futility of war and PTSD.
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He has been working for more than two years on strategies to reduce motion sickness in autonomous vehicles.
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Using Mr. Lathrop's vernacular, my optic flow was perfectly aligned with my stimulus signal: so, no motion sickness.
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"This is a sickness that has infected the country, unchecked and unfettered gun violence," Lemon said on CNN.
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There are adjustable comfort settings aimed at ensuring that sickness-prone users can still have an enjoyable time.
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These things should be foreign to America and like any sickness, we must rid ourselves of this virus.
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And for the solipsism of sickness since quite a few people confront more dire circumstances than I do.
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Some retailers have recommended marijuana for morning sickness, but doctors are concerned that T.H.C. could affect developing brains.
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Some retailers have recommended marijuana for morning sickness, but doctors are concerned that T.H.C. could affect developing brains.
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What's more, the United States' higher tolerance of poverty undoubtedly contributes to higher rates of sickness and death.
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She was pregnant at the time and was experiencing the condition commonly, and misleadingly, known as morning sickness.
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Drop below 60 frames per second, and it's Motion Sickness City for the poor soul wearing the headset.
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No longer does the employee have to "sell" their sickness to their boss with a list of symptoms.
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" This is the broader sickness, she told me, and "the alt-right is just a symptom of it.
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In the podcast, Donovan said that consumer prices in China had risen mainly due to sickness among pigs.
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He also mentioned the temporary effects of weather, sickness and industrial action affecting output in a number of countries.
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Thirty-one plant workers and firemen died in the immediate aftermath of the accident, mostly from acute radiation sickness.
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Alan, in the midst of great sickness and illness, showed the single greatest amount of courage I've ever seen.
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She also suffered from morning sickness before giving birth to Prince George in 2013 and Princess Charlotte in 2015.
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It's also (sorry) totally possible for morning sickness to last a few weeks or even months past week 14.
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The footage from his GoPro Hero 5 Black mounted to a selfie stick was enough to induce motion sickness.
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Many moms-to-be are prescribed some type of treatment to ease their morning sickness, from vitamins to medications.
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According to the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, most people begin to have morning sickness before week nine.
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In both cases, theorists overlooked or didn't understand that "coronavirus" is a category of viruses, not a single sickness.
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Diseases can wipe out an entire colony, so the ants ruthlessly attack any individuals that show signs of sickness.
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And of course, motion sickness will get better and eventually go away on its own after the motion stops.
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And those sad years that followed feel almost like another sickness I went through, a fever or drug interaction.
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What's often missing here is an awareness of the sickness of the world and society they are trapped in.
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Harvey Weinstein is a symptom of sickness run rampant, not just in Hollywood, but everywhere, in all of us.
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For sleeping sickness, surveillance and "vector control" (such as spraying with insecticide and setting insect traps) were highly effective.
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Getting there will not be altogether straightforward even for serious gamers: first-rate VR can give users motion sickness.
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This could help address VR's motion sickness problem, which occurs because of the lag between simulated and real motion.
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She forgets about her sickness for a little while, she feels like the most special girl in the world.
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The company sees a future when passengers can endure long car rides free of boredom and without car sickness.
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I'd say, I have MS, and you're going to make fun of people that have a disease and sickness?
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Typically, morning sickness starts in the first or second month of pregnancy and often lasts throughout the first trimester.
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Earlier this week, Middleton made one of her first public appearances since canceling prior engagements due to morning sickness.
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The passengers got sick overnight, but it's not clear what condition they are in or what caused the sickness.
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Even if you do overcome simulator sickness, you could be in trouble when you return to the real world.
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But what the report on C.K. has exposed is that comedy has the same sickness, just with different symptoms.
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His doctors were monitoring him closely as "the overall symptoms of his sickness are still not stable," it said.
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The more one "moves" in VR, the more compelling it is … but the greater the risk of motion sickness.
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But it would be a mistake to deliberately expose our children to these pathogens, which could lead to sickness.
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Standing up and saying the words "in sickness and in health" in front of people holds a person accountable.
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Francis said that everyone had to realize that sexual abuse is "a sickness" with a high probability of relapse.
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Daydream-ready smartphones are required to have high refresh rates to mitigate latency, which can result in motion sickness.
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Using stoves or open fires for long periods of time without proper ventilation can cause sickness or even death.
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These are conditions that are afflicting Americans in epidemic proportions and which cause tremendous morbidity (sickness) and mortality (death).
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They anchor you to your virtual body, using nothing more high-tech than psychology to ward off motion sickness.
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When I had morning sickness, it made it difficult to choose healthy food because nothing made me feel good.
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You who have been stressing me and most of the nation out to the point of a diagnosable sickness.
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If motion sickness isn't a problem for you in VR, you'll be able to turn off the gaps completely.
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Its unique selling point is a promise to "nearly eliminate" motion sickness, using a mysterious optical technology called MotionSync.
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Duchess Kate wasn't able to attend because she's stuck at home with severe morning sickness with her third pregnancy.
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VICE previously interviewed pregnant women who chose to smoke weed as remedies for morning sickness and loss of appetite.
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"I never felt her move during the pregnancy, I never had cravings, I never had morning sickness," she said.
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And politicians have applauded quacks from the psychiatrists' association talking of homosexuality as a sickness that can be cured.
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Other drugs that ACOG recommends for morning sickness include: dimenhydrinate (Dramamine, Gravol), diphenhydramine (Benadryl), prochlorperazine (Compro), and promethazine (Phenergan).
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Johnson understood that the sickness was closer at hand than many of us were ready to suspect back then.
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Altitude sickness, for example, can strike even when blood oxygen is normal, triggered by an expectation of becoming sick.
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In his chapter on altitude sickness, he even comes within a single step of inferring the existence of microbiology.
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But if you're able to aim for a consistent sleep routine, I've found it helps prevent stress and sickness.
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Its trailer comes just months after developer Oxymoron Games announced Project Hospital—its own take on the sickness simulator.
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Thirty-one plant workers and firemen died in the immediate aftermath of the accident, most from acute radiation sickness.
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We are still tired from the sickness, hoping near the end of hope that this country can finally heal.
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Suddenly, a wave of motion sickness hit me like a storm and I proceeded to vomit all over myself.
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Another is that of a woman in "Voices from Chernobyl" whose husband died of radiation sickness after clearing debris.
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The day prior, Osbourne announced he was postponing the first four dates of the tour due to his sickness.
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Watching acceleration in a VR headset, when it isn't occurring in real life, can cause fun-killing motion sickness.
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"Many women, from social media, are finding that cannabis is good for morning sickness," Corsi said in an email.
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The medical costs of identifying my sickness while abroad were becoming insurmountable, and my emotional state was deteriorating rapidly.
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"The American healthcare system is rigged against you," journalist Elisabeth Rosenthal writes in her new book, An American Sickness.
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The worst part, they said, was seeing three shipmates die — two from sickness, one who was shot to death.
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On Wednesday, Cuban health officials announced that three Italian tourists were the island's first confirmed cases of the sickness.
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Currently, Mr. Snyder said, the industry is scrambling to address how such seating arrangements may contribute to motion sickness.
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I don't take myself seriously, and I think the ones that do, there's some sickness with people like that.
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That sickness of soul calls for the balm that Mahalia Jackson sang about, and so many others before her.
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And how she came to stand by him, as her wedding vows promised, in sickness, not just in health.
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There, Persephone joins a fearful group of virtually enslaved young women beset by a creeping sickness and strange visions.
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For example, how much sickness and death is caused by any specific source of pollution (like, say, Saharan dust)?
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Mr. Cash was traveling with Sherpa guides from Pioneer Adventures, the organization said, and fainted from high-altitude sickness.
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"He was the greatest thing since sliced bread," Mr. Hughes said, "and then the sickness came out in him."
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And it's a sickness still visited upon the mother herself, who is tormented by nightmares rich with biblical imagery.
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Among the estimated 19863,21986 people who were exposed was a newborn girl who withered and died from radiation sickness.
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However officials remain uncertain whether the sickness results from the vaping devices, the ingredients or possible contaminants users inhale.
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Scientists don't entirely understand how motion sickness is triggered or why humans and other animals (fish included) experience it.
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It's not the first time that volunteers have wrestled with how to prevent sickness from sweeping through the camps.
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"If one person has a sickness within the team, everyone always gets it," the soccer star Megan Rapinoe said.
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Or that agents of the Kaiser had somehow embedded the sickness in aspirin tablets, made by German company Bayer.
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I almost throw up on the bus (pregnancy motion sickness is my life) but somehow I hold it together.
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Rather than resigning yourself to tossing and turning until your sickness has passed, test out some of these strategies.
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It was a clear sign of decompression sickness, an often-fatal ailment that results when animals are rapidly depressurized.
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Tehran, Iran (CNN)Iran's novel coronavirus death toll has climbed to 19, with 139 confirmed cases of the sickness.
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Ms. Jones, a chronic sufferer of motion sickness, has experienced those discomforts in car back seats all her life.
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Another issue in studies that associate low vitamin D levels with sickness is a lack of causality, Rosen said.
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"Addiction is a sickness — It makes people feel like they need drugs and alcohol to feel okay," Salia says.
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Companies are also stocking shelves with fresh produce and Emergen-C, in a bid to ward off office sickness.
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We'd aced "in sickness and in health" but we'd both hoped the bulk of "for worse" was behind us.
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The swell can be big, so it's a good idea to take a motion sickness pill before heading off.
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If we genuinely wish to avoid poverty, sickness, loneliness, and obscurity, we will live in constant anxiety and frustration.
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While Riley said that there are no easy solutions, there are ways to decrease the painfulness of morning sickness.
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The vast majority of those who are not working have reasons for not working, such as sickness or disability.
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There is no glory in the hustle, which is just the symptom of a deeper sickness called market capitalism.
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Accidents are common on Nepal's peaks, with avalanches, blizzards and complications from high altitude sickness killing climbers every year.
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Dr. Moore also noted that changes in altitude (which may lead to altitude sickness) can impact your menstrual cycle.
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This, Stoffregen says, is why men are also less susceptible to more traditional forms of motion sickness like seasickness.
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Amber Rose is having a rough early pregnancy ... because she has the same sickness Kate Middleton had to endure.
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Donovan had said in the podcast that consumer prices in China had risen mainly due to sickness among pigs.
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Almost all MCS sufferers say that prolonged, low-level exposure to chemicals is to blame for their perpetual sickness.
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Another study by Young-Wolff's team at Kaiser Permanente found pregnant women with severe nausea and vomiting had four times greater odds of marijuana use than women without a nausea and vomiting diagnosis — though it wasn't clear whether their morning sickness led them to use weed or weed exacerbated their morning sickness.
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And although she's all smiles now, Ciara admitted recently that she wasn't immune from morning sickness in her first trimester.
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Kate recently returned to her royal duties after suffering from severe morning sickness during the first months of her pregnancy.
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Long-term sickness is a common reason for suicide, and efforts to ease patients' pain can make a big difference.
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Understanding how we can mistake sickness for other human conditions, like tiredness or fear, could also be worthwhile future research.
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But the study says that either way, those feelings of isolation are often associated with sickness, weigh or sleep problems.
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After all, playing with a traditional gamepad, with thumbsticks controlling your point of view, leads pretty quickly to simulator sickness.
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You just can&apost imagine who has got the sickness that they have or wants notoriety, whatever is causing it.
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This is because the camera would swing wildly about, trying to predict the player's next move, potentially inducing simulation sickness.
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There are a lot of ugly fonts out there, but outside Papyrus, few illustrate a deeper sickness in our society.
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Last year, Johnson and Briggs made their first attempt, but their plans were derailed due to a storm and sickness.
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I feel like sickness is lurking there and if I eat anything I could be in the hospital by midnight.
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Refresh rates help determine image quality and comfort in VR — if they get too low, they can increase motion sickness.
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Pushing myself in the home stretch and getting fast results just seemed like a socially acceptable form of my sickness.
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In November, Ciara said she was "feeling great" after the early months of her pregnancy were categorized by morning sickness.
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She has a new boyfriend now, a member of Japan's military, and he understands about her sickness, she said happily.
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We glamorize the glow of soon-to-be mothers despite the morning sickness, fatigue, and swelling they may experience simultaneously.
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By creating a culture in which sickness is seen as weakness or unworthiness, we will perpetuate a paradigm of marginalization.
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That's why I welcome three new books that each offer a different prism through which to view sickness and disability.
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I will love and trust you all the days of my life, in sickness and in health, forever and ever.
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Rotary, vertical, and slow motions are more likely to cause motion sickness than linear or rapid motions, Dr. Suurna says.
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As in her past pregnancies, she has been battling a case of Hyperemesis Gravidarum, a serious form of morning sickness.
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Most of us are familiar with the uncomfortable symptoms of motion sickness, like headache, nausea, vomiting, cold sweat, and vertigo.
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They may be shunned by their communities and often believe that their sickness is a punishment for some past misdeed.
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The number of cases of sleeping sickness is at its lowest in 2015 years, and eradication is now thought possible.
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It's not clear just how widespread an issue motion sickness in VR is, but it's certainly not not a problem.
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Indian national Subash Paul died at Base Camp II -- at an elevation of about 226,163 feet -- Sunday from altitude sickness.
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An Australian woman, Maria Strydom, who was also traveling with the Seven Summit Treks, started suffering altitude sickness last Saturday.
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As viewers, we know that they are caused by the thalidomide that is being prescribed to mothers with morning sickness.
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The then-expectant mom revealed that she did not battle severe pregnancy sickness, or Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), unlike Princess Kate.
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People remaining in shelters in the hours and days after a blast greatly lower their chances of getting radiation sickness.
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Conventional movies, series or presentations can also be viewed with a significantly reduced chance of motion sickness, according to Audi.
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"As life came crashing against our door—grad school, promotions, loss, injury & sickness—our routine stayed the same," Favre added.
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If you've experienced sickness after eating or drinking a Soylent product, you can still report it to the FDA here.
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Charlie Puth has canceled the remaining dates on his Don't Talk Tour due to sickness, he revealed on Twitter Sunday.
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Despite her morning sickness, Portwood is happy to be building a life with her boyfriend as a family of four.
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He suspects that older people may be more prone to motion sickness simply because they go on rides less frequently.
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Robyn, 37, who's currently pregnant and experiencing morning sickness, hasn't been throwing up, but has been experiencing frequent dry heaving.
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Kathryn, 28, suffered from hyperemesis gravidarum, a type of severe morning sickness that typically requires medical intervention, during her pregnancy.
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Growing up, she had a dream of becoming an astronaut, which was eventually quashed by her susceptibility to motion sickness.
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Still in the pregnant-but-not-quite limbo, I got another alert about cravings, and one about possible morning sickness.
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"Markle is in [Fiji] today and #same," she joked in the writing on the morning-sickness photo, adding, "MILF alert."
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Humans may be ravenous monstrous meat, but in Santa Clarita Diet, that meat remains lovable, in sickness and in health.
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Earlier in the same month it also removed Soylent bars from sale for the same reason: customer complaints of sickness.
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Thalidomide, a morning-sickness drug forever linked with scandal and disaster, found new uses in leprosy and a blood cancer.
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"This fall, I came to grips for the first time with the depths of my sickness," Weiner read in court.
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"Because of this lack of proper hand-washing, hand sanitizer can be an effective alternative to prevent sickness," he says.
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So baby steps may well become box jumps as I explore new commitments to myself, in sickness and in health.
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That's why over the last few months we've introduced dozens of new features, including sickness, injury, maternity and paternity protections.
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"Don't worry, pregnancy isn't an illness," said my midwife, smiling affectionately as I worried about my lack of morning sickness.
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Animals are reservoirs for many diseases, including cattle for tuberculosis and African sleeping sickness (trypanosomiasis) and poultry for avian flu.
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Belgium's deputy prime minister Alexander de Croo pledged 25 million euros ($26.81 million) through 2025 to eradicate African sleeping sickness.
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Smith, who was in his mid-238s and hailed from the east coast of Australia, inquired about sea sickness tablets.
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According to a study by scientific journal Experiment Brain Research, exposure to airflow is shown to significantly reduce motion sickness.
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I had nine months of morning sickness, nine months of being on anti-nausea medicine, and I gained 60 lbs.
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We are not 'down with the sickness (Disturbed),' and we hope it stays that way since Obamacare is being repealed.
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But the motion sickness that can come from too much time spent in virtual reality worlds isn't locked by age.
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The lag between a user's movement and the change in visuals in the headset can give many users motion sickness.
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"The EP became an answer to everything artificially driven, and a need to feel something other than sickness," Acosta says.
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If you're not sure about the best way to handle your sickness, though, it's worth a call to your doctor.
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In fact, that trek landed us in real danger, as an unexpected blizzard coincided with a night of altitude sickness.
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Although we hear the most about beauty sickness in young women, it's a malaise that affects women of all ages.
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The signs of beauty sickness are in our thoughts and our behaviors, but this illness also lives in our culture.
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Sickness is occurring in the Bikoro health zone, 400 kilometers (about 250 miles) from Mbandaka, the capital of Equator province.
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Of 400 randomly selected dispensaries in Colorado, about seven in 10 recommended cannabis products as a treatment for morning sickness.
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Other bedtime barriers included visits from family or friends, child sickness, late dinners, and children reading or playing, McDowall said.
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"It's just generalised assumptions because of the outbreak of sickness and he has just one of those symptoms," he said.
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When two people get married they usually make a promise to stand by each other in sickness and in health.
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"I have a sickness, but I do not have an excuse," he said, according to The New York Daily News.
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The student, Shawn Wight, died from a lung infection acquired after falling ill with altitude sickness on a Himalayan expedition.
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As for the norovirus outbreak, it was speculated that either an employee at Chipotle or a patron spread the sickness.
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The Duchess of Cambridge ended up in the hospital with extreme morning sickness while she was pregnant with Prince George.
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It was only after we had irrefutable evidence of sickness and death tolls that we got rid of these hazards.
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He called the sickness "future shock," which he described in his totemic book of the same name, published in 1970.
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In the town the doctors had become more and more puzzled by new kinds of sickness appearing among their patients.
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It is more of a lethargy than a sickness or illness, nevertheless, the patient usually reacts well to adrenalin shots.
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She'd had no bump, morning sickness, cravings, or any signs of pregnancy at all, and was also taking contraceptive injections.
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We had nine more months of this, I reasoned, while shoving crackers down my gullet to stave off morning sickness.
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Diab, who reached Kelbit three weeks ago, said people were suffering from the cold, wet weather and sickness was rife.
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High latency (upwards of 23 milliseconds or so) is the foremost cause of simulator sickness in VR. What's VR presence?
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Patients can request a doctor for that day for sickness and injuries, a regular physical, flu shots or other needs.
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One of the most disconcerting things about virtual reality, motion sickness aside, is the inability to see your own hands.
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The trainer, who was more affectionately known as "Coach Alloway", had been battling the sickness for the past three months.
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I've seen a lot of sickness going around and the NHS is a mess, so prevention is better than cure.
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And since you're above timberline at 12,000 feet, almost universally you're going to get some form of acute mountain sickness.
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While I floated on my sea of morning sickness misery, a quick trip to the Sirali handle was my remedy.
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Within a couple of weeks, LeBlanc said he was physically hooked on the drug and dope sickness had kicked in.
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Cromwell's wife dies in the sweating sickness that sweeps through London, and his two daughters follow her the following year.
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Hundreds of others have been treated for decompression sickness — "the bends" — and other injuries related to the sea cucumber harvest.
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And the deluge of stress and fear -- of unemployment, of sickness, of death -- is only intensifying the abuse they face.
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BPAS said Wednesday that nearly a quarter of its clinics were now closed due to staff sickness and isolation measures.
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They also urged me to take care of myself, citing statistics about high levels of depression and sickness among caretakers.
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Although pet hedgehogs may not show signs of sickness, they can carry the bacteria and spread it through their droppings.
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She diets and exercises to the point of sickness ("death by anorexia is a fail-safe sexual-assault prevention technique").
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The authorities said that he had been taken to a hospital after showing what appeared to be signs of sickness.
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It's a sickness that eats away at the sinner as much as it does the people whom that sinner hurts.
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If you started having a lot of sickness in these training establishments, then you're going to have a real problem.
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In midcentury America, the suburbs were seen by some as a dangerous social experiment — this style of living brought sickness.
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Finally, we find Joanie throwing up into a smart toilet and desperately trying to hide it — is this morning sickness?
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Sometimes frightened whales bolt toward the surface and die of decompression sickness—the bends—or of an arterial gas embolism.
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Mother: Sickness has 'made them stronger' While Carter's treatments have just begun, Angie said Tristen and Caison are doing well.
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Harirchi appeared to be visibly showing signs of sickness at the press conference but was not wearing a protective mask.
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That was early on, when people thought the sickness was confined to customers and vendors at a local meat market.
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When they signal the brain, they induce the feelings of sickness, or being "mentally drained," that often accompany the flu.
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Frustratingly, little is known about what causes motion sickness — or why some people are more susceptible to It than others.
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