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But Wallace was ill: he suffered from debilitating depression.

They're declarations of powerlessness, one of the most psychologically debilitating conditions human beings can experience.

Signs and symptoms that are unusual for you, or painful or debilitating, are more likely to be significant.

Scientists want to use them to find cures for such debilitating illness as Parkinson's, cancer and diabetes.

Malaria is an insidious disease that causes high mortality, but also creates a huge burden of debilitating illness that impedes human progress.

One topic under debate is the possibility that today's already-low inflation may turn into a debilitating bout of deflation, a broad drop in prices across the economy.

Personality: as someone who has personally experienced this debilitating loss of sleep, I can safely say that on the days when I lose a lot of sleep, I am a very grumpy and unapproachable individual.

He spent 23 years as crown prince before ascending the throne, ten of those as an unofficial regent after his predecessor, King Fahd, suffered a debilitating stroke in 1995.

This syndrome actually highlights the debilitating internal effects of self-pity and self-defeat.

Mr Nadal is afraid of deep water, is an anxious driver and can suffer debilitating nerves during games.

Apart from ridding the world of debilitating misery, we will be demonstrating the power of behavioural change to turn a disease around.

Her first grandchild had been born recently, she had resumed her hospital work and she was confident that the rigorous anti-TB treatment she followed had rid her body of the debilitating disease.

The worm eventually causes a debilitating and painful infection that begins with a blister, normally on the leg.

It is a phase in which the difficulties youth face in each of these interrelated spheres of life result in a debilitating state of helplessness and dependency.

"These are debilitating, sometimes horrific diseases that are often accepted as part of the misery of being poor," says Dr Margaret Chan, WHO Director-General.

They may also face more debilitating prejudices.