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A year later, we've seen an epidemic of hatred against the president that I think is safe to call unprecedented.

If it spreads elsewhere in Europe, it could become a wider agricultural calamity, like the foot-and-mouth epidemic in Britain of 2001.

"We need to take advantage of what we know to turn the tide together against this epidemic and get rid of it, " he said.

The U. S. is being investigated to determine the E. coli outbreak in Germany, whether the epidemic spread to the United States.

"The evolution of the epidemic is now in its phase of descent, " he said.

Osteoporosis or low bone density is often described as a silent epidemic of the 21st century.

"We tend to think of epidemics as infectious diseases, but we are now having an epidemic of diabetes worldwide, " she said.

All of these activities affect one of the greatest direct threats to health security: outbreaks of emerging and epidemic-prone diseases.

During World War II, the refinery continued to feed the Allied war machine despite food shortages and a cholera epidemic among workers.

But believe me, the epidemic of the plague is only a rumor, no doubt stoked by Catherine de Medici's people.

"Haiti's outbreak is arguably much more explosive than the epidemic case of Zimbabwe modelled in the paper, " he said.

Epidemic disease is often in connection with bad sanitary conditions.

Yet the death of each of its constituent members is as certain as if an epidemic took them all at once.

At the beginning of the epidemic, that might have been debatable.

AIDS activist groups said the numbers showed the United States is doing too little to control the epidemic.

'We appear to be living in a time of a modern epidemic, ' writes Ms. Loh. 'An epidemic#of frighteningly gifted children.

In the U. S. , health advocates who say Coca-Cola contributes to an epidemic of obesity have put the company on the defensive.

Being skinny is like an epidemic that has swept televisions and magazines across the globe, but unfortunately there seems to be no cure.

Thabethe, who was diagnosed with HIV in 2001 and told she had a year to live, calls South Africa "the epicenter of the epidemic. "

The upshot, when the team crunched the numbers, was that the variant form of DARC may be responsible for 11% of the African epidemic.

It was like an epidemic of veneration, which in the course of six or seven years gradually took possession of the whole district.

A new U. N. report says the AIDS epidemic appears to be slowing down in its worldwide spread.

Within days, a terrible epidemic swept through the Taihu district. In less than a week, over half of the people there were dead.

This was a light epidemic of flu and there was no danger if you avoided pneumonia.

Just as how the AIDS epidemic seems to have overwhelmed medical scientists in the same way cancer has posed a great challenge also.

David Haslam, chairman of the National Obesity Forum, said: 'There is no doubt modern lifestyles are fuelling the epidemic.

For people trying to solve the national obesity epidemic, or just to lose a few pounds, exercise is more fun than dieting.

And the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention summed up, in a paper released at noon ET, the state of the epidemic today.

Nostradamus was well acquainted with the antiseptic quality of vinegar and used it a great deal in case of epidemic.

This extra fatis especially concerning considering the childhood obesity epidemic we arecurrently trying to deal with.

The British govt has decided to wipe out the obesity epidemic through a novel strategy - by offering fat people cash incentives.

What are the outside of the epidemic has nothing to do with me, don't want to have not obtained except you, I had no way out.

'Getting everybody to walk an extra two hours a day is not really a feasible option for countering the epidemic, ' he said.

"We don't fully know the causes of the obesity epidemic that the U. S. is experiencing, " he said in a press release.

During the SARS epidemic in Beijing quarantine did seem to help.

" It was a move by the majority of the company " pathogen " spread out " epidemic.

Shanghai medical staff also conducted epidemic prevention procedures to guard against a possible outbreak of disease, said the bureau.

One of them said: The recent epidemic of mad cow disease, we will not be transmitted on, right?

To this end, the GSDF has decided to send about 24 170 people rushed to the local, 25, began to help control the epidemic.

Epidemic-stricken spots refer to smaller areas within which pathogens spread from the source of infection or to a single focus of infection.

Understanding and controlling the tobacco epidemic among women is an important part of any tobacco control strategy.

And despite the Aids epidemic, sub-Saharan Africa is expected to add more than a billion to its current population in the next half century.

A new U. N. Report says the Aids epidemic appears to be slowing down in it's worldwide spread.

Controlling the epidemic of tobacco among women is an important part of any comprehensive tobacco control strategy.

The invention relates to a Chinese medicine preparation, in particular to a fumigating drug used for treating epidemic pink eye.

Unfortunately, HIV medications are not always available in the developing world, where the bulk of the epidemic is raging.

International Circulation: You referred to China's hypertension problem as an epidemic.

Nobody wishes for an epidemic, but if one really is about to strike, Europe is in for a revealing few years.

But the fall is not a real fall. Rather, it is due to a change in the way the size of the epidemic is estimated.

Not so: Nairobi is at 1680m above sea level, yet until the mid-1950s, epidemic malaria was a serious problem at altitudes up to 2450m.

What his critics forget is that this is only a small part of a huge effort to curb the epidemic.

Climate also seems to have played a role in the epidemic of Black Death, which killed about half the population of Central Europe by 1347.

Fitzgerald notes, however, that at the time of Mozart's death an epidemic of rheumatic fever is said to have besieged Vienna.

They couldn't believe their eyes, but within days, their maid was up and around again, one of the only persons to recover from the epidemic.

The epidemic grew to a massive scale, and after having attacked the silkworms, other viruses began to infect the mulberry trees.

The team from Monash University, Australia, said the findings provide a critical link in addressing the obesity epidemic.

The heart of it is to prevent new infections and to provide care and treatment for those who are infected and affected by the epidemic.

It is learned that China's AIDS epidemic is at a high-risk groups from the general population to the spread of large-area critical point.

A fashion is nothing but an induced epidemic.

The good news is that short epidemic episodes seem to have had very limited economic effects.

Over the last 10 years, Mr Kwok has steered the company through many challenges including the Asian Financial Crisis and the SARS epidemic.

Therefore, the problem of epidemic spreading has always been concerned by many scientists all over the world.

A pandemic is a worldwide epidemic. It is a new virus and one to which the populations will have no immunity.

After working overtime to catch up to life in the West, China now faces a whole new problem: the world's biggest diabetes epidemic.

Conclusion The event was an epidemic of scrub typhus among farmers due to bites of mite larvae during unprotected harvest of soybeans.

And suddenly it had become trendy to speak about the "obesity epidemic. "

IT IS all too reminiscent of an epidemic that paralysed Beijing and other parts of China in 2003.

Since the beginning of the epidemic, WHO has led the global health sector response to HIV.

Isaiah wrote in a day when there was an epidemic of hurry sickness in Israel.

And with child obesity becoming an epidemic, they decided to make Cookie Monster a healthier role model.

Britain's attempt to emulate the American example has also led to an epidemic of freeloading.

AIDS epidemic began in the form of sexual transmitted changes to the public of the dangers of proliferation significantly increased.

In February, the epidemic caused by Zhelatin variants peaked, with six modifications of this worm finding a place in the Top Twenty.

Malaria used to be one of the epidemic diseases in this area in summer.

HIV and TB are so closely connected that the terms "co-epidemic" or "dual epidemic" are often used to describe their relationship.

The expert, Vanderbilt University's Dr. William Schaffner, said the epidemic has "one foot in the grave. "

One of the greatest threats to international health security arises from outbreaks of emerging and epidemic-prone diseases.

The prevalence of epidemics seemed more preferable to summer; about 41% accident of epidemic disasters in the period took place in summer.

Britain is in the grip of an obesity epidemic, with just 35% of men and 24% of women taking regular exercise.

Yet what started as a single case of fraud has turned into a nationwide epidemic.

But researchers and public health officials are eager to test the potential of such a strategy for stemming the epidemic.

The six MPOWER strategies enable countries to protect their youth from an epidemic that could kill up to one billion people this century.

On the epidemic in terms of scope, covering almost all parts of Shandong, waist pit is also a wide variety of items placed.

Frances remembers sitting in his condo reading articles about this new epidemic of Asperger's that was sweeping the nation.

One could say that the epidemic was immaterial to his death, that it was coincidental.

One of the curious things about mirrors is that very once in a while the demand for them comes upon the world like an epidemic.

The double report also shows that the face of the epidemic is changing and that prevention efforts are not keeping pace with this shift.

Heads of industry would probably argue that they are not trying to create an obesity epidemic.

After local contagion was reduced, the diffusion of malaria is blocked, malaria epidemic tends to end.

Lin wants to remind the public of a wave of viruses that are responsible for an epidemic of stomach flu this winter.

The team from Mon. ash University, Aus. tralia, said the findings provide a critical link . in addressing the obesity epidemic. . .

And then there is the cost of the epidemic, which would be enormous even if the country had a top-of-the-line public-health system.

"Animal epidemic" referred to in this Law means animal infectious diseases and parasitic diseases.

The company faces a tidal wave of litigation and an epidemic of stories about oil-drenched sea birds and devastated wetlands.

However, Wells went on to say that a second world war would only be ended by a worldwide disease epidemic.

LONDON -- The fight against the global tuberculosis epidemic has slowed to a crawl, the World Health Organization said in a report Monday.

The problem was exacerbated by rural people having an epidemic of vampire attacks and digging up bodies all over the place.

The American epidemic is still concentrated primarily in gay men, and is growing rapidly worse among young black gay men.

Nearly two-thirds of Americans are now overweight or obese, and a similar epidemic of diabetes is following in the wake of this condition.

Some in Congress have gone further, accusing the FBI of warning of the impending mortgage-fraud epidemic but not doing enough to stop it.

They had to be dealt with, as the hot and humid climate made it an imperative to prevent the outbreak of an epidemic.

It's when considered in conjunction with the next key though, that we begin to touch on the deeper causes of the busyness epidemic.

An epidemic occurs whenever the number of cases of a particular disease exceeds the number that would normally be expected.

Aircraft shall be prohibited from dumping or be allowed to drop any articles that may spread epidemic diseases while flying.

She traveled around the world for a film called "Diabetes: A Global Epidemic. " The Discovery Health Channel will show it on Sunday.

People's dissatisfaction will continue to accumulate and spread like an epidemic in the community.

An epidemic is a situation where new cases of a human disease occur more rapidly than what would be normally expected.

The result of the epidemic of sightlessness is chaos and starvation, underpinned by a growing threat from the mysterious stinging triffids.

We were amongst the first to say you really need to understand your epidemic.

Caption : The Treatment: China: Governments around the world have responded to the heroin epidemic in a variety of ways.

Second, in many developing nations, obesity and diabetes is still seen as an epidemic that mainly affects the rich.

Yin-deficiency Syndrome is one of the essential syndromes of Epidemic Febrile Diseases, which occurs in all pathogenic phases.

Gray System Theory can be well applied to determine the dominant diseases and forecast the epidemic conditions.

In pandemic period, because its performance " a side old and young is similar " , is called epidemic disease malaria.

The current German health and epidemic prevention authorities are still investigating other food with the best possibility of this pathogen.

Since the World Health Organization labeled obesity an "epidemic" in 2000, reports on its fearful consequences have come thick and fast.

She said that although the fight against SARS is a complicated and difficult process, we will claim final victory on the serious epidemic.

'The evolution of the epidemic is now on its descending phase, ' said Jose Angel Cordova, Mexico's health minister.

Untreated high blood cholesterol represents a missed opportunity in the face of a global epidemic of chronic diseases.

Obesity in that country has reached epidemic proportions mainly due to a lack of health programmes and guidelines for the citizens.

That fear can be spread, like an epidemic, by mass thought and talk.

Norwalk-like viruses are the important etiological agents of the worldwide distributed acute epidemic non-bacterial gastroenteritis .

"Since then there has not been much change and the market fell to its lowest during the Sars epidemic in 2003. "

On the face of it, the obesity epidemic in rich countries presents exactly the opposite problem.

Interest's spill and powerless conduct as an individual decide that the health and epidemic prevention as a pure public goods.

the single biggest reason , however , was an intensive re - examination of india ' s epidemic.

Comprehensive databases on epidemic intelligence, verification status, laboratory investigation and operational information.

Obesity has become a worldwide epidemic: it is associated with increased rate of infertility and with many pregnancy complications.

We have to have faith that there will be solutions in time to stop a Bird Flu epidemic in its tracks.

Attacks on corporations are 'at an epidemic level, ' former White House cyber-security director Melissa Hathaway said recently.

The astronomical amount of death led to the declaration of a cholera epidemic in New York.

Epidemic meningitis is not the biggest killer in Africa, but it is among the most greatly feared of all diseases.

For this to curb an epidemic would require an enormous public-health campaign of the sort used to promote vaccination.

The syphilis epidemic that spread across Europe gave rise to the first published account of the condom.

"There's no question in my mind that it is largely dietary and directly related to the childhood obesity epidemic, " he said.

There's no doubt Africans have borne the brunt of the AIDS epidemic.

Designed to get America's young people in motion, it is one of a number of efforts to attack the nation's obesity epidemic.

So now it's other countries with an epidemic, and China is yapping about it all over.

He had risked his own health to help the sick during the epidemic.

The termination of the blockade of an epidemic area shall be announced by the authorities that originally made the decision.

But African activists, health workers, and government officials are gearing up to prevent a deadly smoking epidemic before it's too late.

To do this, early discovery, early reporting, early quarantine and early treatment are key to cutting off the epidemic's transmission route.

Objective The present study of the epidemic factors of paratyphoid A Epidemic for the effective prevention and control of the disease.

And the reason I can say that is because we're now in an epidemic of fear like one I've never seen and hope never to see again.

Panama has declared a national epidemic alert, but the health ministry says the illness does not appear to be contagious.

The characteristics of epidemic disease were analyzed and a differential equation model for epidemic disease spreading was set.

However, even with the best modelling efforts, it will not be possible to accurately predict the course of the epidemic.

China's syphilis epidemic is described as 'a major scourge' and a consequence of China's rapid economic development.

disseminate information and guidelines on cholera and other epidemic-prone enteric diseases to health professionals and the general public.

Objective To understand the local epidemic features of Epidemic Hemorrhagic Fever(EHF) and study on prevention and curement strategy.

During an epidemic, antiviral agents, antibiotics and other medications may be rationed or not available to the most severely ill patients.

Globally, close to three quarters of people receiving antiretroviral drugs are in Africa, where the epidemic is disproportionately severe.

The targeting of young women in particular is highlighted as one of the "most ominous potential developments of the epidemic's growth" .

'If new medicines can be designed that limit neuron injury during overeating, they may be effective in combating the obesity epidemic. '

Of course, how the obesity epidemic will eventually play out no one really knows--the population's weight changes happen slowly.

Chan told the assembly that the epidemic is in "a grace period" and said she does not want to raise the alert to phase 6 yet.

Obesity is epidemic in the U. S. , and the average clothing size is expanding as well.

Clinton said challenges persist, and a cycle of conflict has left millions dead and spawned an epidemic of sexual and gender-based violence.

At the peak of the epidemic in the United States, more than 700 schools closed, according to the U. S. Department of Education.

We would he able to forecast epidemic situation in next year by the current incidence data of measles.

The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) was developed as a global response to the globalization of the tobacco epidemic.

The next priority immunization would be for meningitis if there is an epidemic.

Health Certificate and medical reimbursement bills issued by the hygiene and epidemic prevention center designated by the hotel.

The state government has thrown a cordon around the stricken area to contain the spread of the epidemic.

With 4. 1 million people being infected in 2005, several speakers noted that we would not treat our way out of this epidemic.

The epidemic of catastrophic bee losses is called Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD).

Despite no major disease outbreaks so far in quake-hit regions, health and epidemic prevention efforts continue apace.

As the epidemic transcends national borders, its control requires international cooperation and multilateral regulation.

Van Cauter is exploring the idea that insufficient sleep may be partly behind the obesity epidemic in the United States.

The desire for a vaccine is driven by the belief that it is the only thing that can stop the epidemic.

Almost every of the history books are saturated with a variety of natural and man-made epidemic of blood and tears.

The problem is health and quarantine departments had not yet detected in a food trigger of this epidemic O104: H4 E. coli.

A FEW years ago Pierce county, in Washington state, was in the grip of a methamphetamine epidemic.

There is no particular epidemic of swine flu in swine themselves at the moment.

Three years ago Bright Simons, a young Ghanaian, came up with an ingenious idea for dealing with the epidemic of counterfeit drugs.

In October, disaster struck again in the form of a deadly epidemic of cholera.

With an "obesity epidemic" raging throughout many parts of the world, the demand for weight-loss surgery is higher than ever before.

At present, AI is a major epidemic diseases in poultries, which can be able to bring enormous damage to poultry industry and human health.

Though the USDA's goals seems wholesome enough, few believe the guide has made much of a dent in the country's burgeoning obesity epidemic.

Governments around the world have responded to the heroin epidemic in a variety of ways.

Experts worried migrating birds might transmit the deadly virus if they flew out of the epidemic-stricken areas.

In the early days of the epidemic, estimates of AIDS infection came largely from tests of pregnant women conducted at prenatal clinics.

He said last week that the epidemic is under control.

In a small condo on the beach in San Diego lives Allen Frances, who blames himself for what he calls the "Epidemic of Asperger's. "

As more fall ill and are unable to perform these tasks, the devastation of the AIDS epidemic expands.

out of sympathy for the heartbreaking victims of this epidemic.

In recent years several independent of the beginning of the epidemic.

We discuss the epidemic models with impulsive vaccination and age of infection.

The agency said it would be difficult to predict whether the AIDS epidemic might spike again.

And women, long regarded by AIDS activists as the epidemic's forgotten sex, are doing better than men.

Beetles at 'Epidemic' Levels, Years of Drought Put Northwest Forests at Risk.

Results of this study proved that PR is still an epidemic disease in Guangxi currently.

Weekly observation in a wheat field might give the following observations on stem rust during the course of an epidemic.

In any case, after the suspension, there was no reason to restart because the predicted swine flu epidemic never emerged.

Indeed, Dr Bettcher argues that just as mosquitoes convey malaria, Big Tobacco is the "vector spreading this epidemic" .

Ziauddin Sardar, in a must-read article, wrote of the clergy's efforts to battle this epidemic by promoting meta, or temporary marriages.

The epidemic which Japan faces is not one of crime itself, but the fear of crime fuelled by the media.

Objective: To evaluate effects of preventive measures to tsutsugamushi disease in an epidemic focus, Hebei province.

Objectve To analyse the epidemic situation of malaria and provide scientific basis for working out a plan to eliminate malaria.

When the occurrence of the disease is much above the normal expectancy it is called an epidemic.

Is an international epidemic of stainless steel, ceramics and disposable tableware preferred alternative.

So, why blame soda for an epidemic that's only a few decades old?

Additionally, those who were in utero at the height of the epidemic had 20 percent higher disability rates at the age of 61.

Haiti has never been found cholera epidemic, which is indeed a virus introduced from abroad.

It was noted that some countries were infected with the swine flu epidemic, has become a global public health events of great concern.

Officials worry that in coming days, stranded residents may take to drinking the contaminated river water -- raising fears of an epidemic.

Back in 2003, America's obesity epidemic was a hot topic, and McDonald's suffered from the backlash.

Methods Statistical analysis was performed for the data of epidemic situation reports, field surveys, laboratories and surveillance reports.

HIV epidemic is now at the risk of critical phrase spreading from high risk population to general population.

Whether an agent is classified as endemic or epidemic does not consider the seriousness of the condition to the hosts.

The authors of the report also warn that the AIDS epidemic is evolving, with increasing rates of transmission amongst heterosexual couples.

Sex workers are on the front line in the struggle against an epidemic that in Asia still claims 350, 000 new infections each year.

It is used for particular populations and observed for limited periods of time, as in an epidemic.

"The 2008 Report on the global AIDS epidemic confirms that the world is, at last, making some real progress in its response to AIDS. "

From clinician's clinical epidemic disease scientist himself is not the method scientist.

Even more concerning is that this "silent epidemic" is not limited to the military.

As long as nations do not neglect prevention, offering treatment will not make the epidemic worse.

The widespread swine influenza indicate that there still exist a number of problems in preventing and curing the epidemic.

Since 2006 it has been hammered by an electoral crisis, a swooning economy and the swine-flu epidemic.

Chrysanthemum white rust was an important epidemic disease, whose rapid spread, seriously did harm to cause great loss of production.

Once health officials are called upon to stop an STD epidemic, it is their duty to be practical and to act quickly.

to carry out epidemic monitoring and investigation; to adopt emergent preventive measures for animal and plant epidemics.

Close watch must be conducted on possible aftershocks to avoid new casualties, and anti-epidemic work must be stepped up.

Slang use of the expansion of population and its application to broaden the scope of its epidemic has laid a good foundation.

The results showed that polar black spot disease was a polycyclic disease with seasonal epidemic curve showing as multi-peak curve.

There have been many studies of continuous epidemic model through differential equations, but little research on discrete models.

Google Flu Trends displays whizzy graphs and colourful maps showing the intensity and progress of each seasonal epidemic.

If the dropout rate were considered a public health issue, it would be branded an epidemic.

The research indicates multiple and concurrent partnerships between men and women are the key drivers of the HIV epidemic in the region.

Intravenous injection habits are reported to be fueling an epidemic of the AIDS-causing HIV virus in the country.

Leptospirosis is an epidemic-prone zoonotic bacterial disease that can be transmitted by direct contact with contaminated water.

The United States is wracked neither by food riots nor a great epidemic of pesticide-induced cancers.

As a result of the epidemic, an estimated 11. 4 million children under age 18 have lost at least one parent.

Losing business in such a way has reached epidemic proportions over the past 18 months in the Midwest.

This was itself a sign of a different trend: the obesity epidemic now affecting China.

Epidemic Routing and Probabilistic routing can provide higher delivery probability and reducing delays, they cost too much network traffics.

Dr Chan launched the WHO Report of the Global Tobacco Epidemic at a news conference with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Effectively tackling this epidemic remains one of the world's most pressing public health challenges.

With millions dying every year of this global epidemic, any hint of a cure is welcome.

Conclusion Multilevel modelling methods can be used in analyzing the epidemic surveying data and get good results.

The design for beichuan qiang autonomous counties epidemic prevention and rehabilitation center the construction organization design.

Few of these intervention qualities directly address questions that gay men are struggling with in the third decade of the epidemic.

With a cholera epidemic raging, and more than 1m earthquake survivors still living in tents, there were fears that turnout would be low.

The remaining vaccine will, until it expires, remain part of the country's strategic stock against the epidemic, Benson said.

If an epidemic worsened, the rules would apply to the general population.

Methods Using uniform questionnaire to investigate the case, and analyze the epidemic epidemiological characteristics.

This was the first severe epidemic in northeast China, and the first large-scale pneumonic plaguedisaster in modern China.

Twenty two districts are currently over the epidemic threshold including three districts in the capital, Ouagadougou.

Using vaccines for children is an economical and effective way for preventing epidemic diseases and reducing children's death rate.

They inoculated a community to save it from the threat of a full-scale influenza epidemic.