Pronunciation: /koʊˌmɔːrˈbɪdəti/
noun a medical condition that exists simultaneously with and independently of another condition in a patient
A1 Comorbidity is when a person has more than one health condition at the same time.
A2 The doctor explained that the patient's comorbidity of diabetes and high blood pressure needed to be monitored closely.
B1 Managing comorbidity in older adults can be challenging due to the complexity of their health issues.
B2 Research has shown a link between obesity and comorbidity with other chronic diseases.
C1 The study aimed to investigate the impact of comorbidity on treatment outcomes in cancer patients.
C2 Healthcare providers need to consider comorbidity when developing personalized treatment plans for their patients.
formal The patient's diagnosis was complicated by the presence of comorbidity.
informal The doctor said the other health issues are making things more complicated.
slang Having comorbidity sucks, it's like dealing with multiple health problems at once.
figurative Comorbidity is like having unwanted guests at a party, they just make everything more difficult.
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