Odors may also trigger illnesses such as asthma, depression, stress induced illness, or hypersensitivity.

Different strains took different amounts of time to induce illness, and upon autopsy they showed distinguishably dif-ferent patterns of amyloid plaque buildup in the brain.

They had somewhat better luck with scrapie-infected sheep obtained from the United States, but even so, injection directly into the brain seemed to be the only method of exposure that was strong enough to induce illness.

Ms. Cannings's case has called into question the testimony of Sir Roy Meadow, a prominent pediatrician who was the first to suggest in 1977 that some mothers induce illness in their children to draw attention to themselves.

It turned out that the mother suffered from the disorder Munchausen syndrome by proxy, in which a caregiver tries to gain sympathy by inducing illness, often in a child.

But this condition, known as Munchausen-by-proxy, more often appears in mothers who have induced illness in their children, not killed them.

Madame Carvallo's artificially induced illness.

Many of these chemicals can cause cancer, and others can induce neurological or respiratory illness or produce birth defects in children.

This balance is brought about through the blood, which contains not only those processes that constitute growth and metabolism, but in addition a constant healing action by which the nerve processes inducing illness are opposed.

And it doesn't induce illness or deformity.