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

But I haven't heard of any raging epidemics among the hundreds of thousands of people buying cross-border.

New antiviral drugs that were not around during past epidemics seem to be effective against the current outbreak.

The new vaccine is the result of a deliberate effort to get ahead of these epidemics, at a price affordable in Africa.

Shiva belongs to a colony of monkeys who have been fattened up to help scientists study the twin human epidemics of obesity and diabetes.

"Sha tympany" sprang up in Qing dynasty with its range expanding rapidly and became the generic name of epidemics and unknown diseases.

But it's murky, and for Watts, this is a critical flaw, because precision matters when you're trying to explain highly social epidemics .

"Asked what will happen when epidemics return, she said, " Don't worry, scientists will find some way of using computers.

One of the most significant changes to all Indian tribes was the introduction of viral diseases and epidemics.

Malaria epidemics could be predicted up to five months ahead using a special combination of climate models, say researchers.

The principle of the Bayesian estimation was used for forecasting the cotton phytophthora boll rot epidemics in Shanghai.

The answer to the question of what caused the blight could help scientists fend off similar epidemics in the future.

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

Despite similar times of HIV introduction, epidemics in the various countries have played out in remarkably different ways.

Today marks the beginning of the end of deadly and disruptive epidemics in Africa's meningitis belt.

Why are we so worried about this pandemic possibility when thousands die every year from seasonal epidemics?

Fair says that politicians in his country have started to pay more attention to the threat of major epidemics since the end of the Cold War.

The Health Ministry said no major epidemics or other public health hazardshad been reported so far, Xinhua said.

refusing to accept monitoring and detection of animal epidemics by an institution for prevention and control of animal epidemics.

Attempts to foresee epidemics such as these have traditionally relied on fieldwork on the ground. This is often slow and expensive.

It was the worst wheat disease of the first half of the 20th century, killing about a fifth of America's harvest in periodic epidemics.

But the researchers warn that if such diseases are left unchecked and do give rise to epidemics, they are more likely to be "explosive" .

The Ministry of Health said there have been no major outbreaks of epidemics or other public health hazards in the quake zone.

But he says the scientists did not feel this would mean a big increase in the risk of malaria epidemics this year.

Dr. Chan said one of the most exciting developments recently is a new vaccine that could end Africa's deadly meningitis epidemics.

Malaria always resurged and often roared back with a vengeance, causing deadly epidemics in areas where control had almost been achieved.

Factors contributing to this include ongoing AIDS epidemics and economic issues leaving more families unable to care for their children.

Overall, China has received high marks for the post disaster response, providing shelter, food, water and preventing epidemics well.

However, more research is needed to determine whether there is an overlap between the MDR-TB and HIV epidemics worldwide.

So let me give you just two facts about what preventing epidemics means for the 25 African countries in the meningitis belt.

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

The measles vaccine does not confer permanent immunity. Epidemics regularly occur in vaccinated populations. Dr.

By infecting animals and letting them loose in the burrows , local epidemics of this disease could be created .

Caligus epidemics exhibits extremely low host specificity and was found on all species of fishes examined.

That means satellite data can be used to predict epidemics without having to collect any flies on the ground.

Each year, numerous epidemics break out on earth and they have such characteristics as fast spreading and infectious.

Animal quarantine: major animal epidemics, poultry diseases and aquatic animals viral diseases identification; fur products.

Epidemics associated with emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases are now occurring in historically unprecedented numbers.

Past Venezuelan equine encephalitis epidemics provide lessons regarding today's zoonotic disease prevention and control systems .

In the past, epidemics have brought about reductions in trade, travel, and tourism, and a temporary retreat from market activity.

As the virus spread, it demonstrated epidemiological patterns not seen during seasonal epidemics of influenza.

Epidemics of measles are predictable, if the population coverage with the two-dose regimen is not high enough.

Since the outbreak of dengue in 1988, limited epidemics have occurred every three years, mainly in the cities of Kaohsiung and Pingtung.

Hepatitis A occurs sporadically and in epidemics worldwide, with a tendency for cyclic recurrences.

Avian influenza has caused widespread epidemics in bird population in many parts of the world.

Experts say investment in stronger human and animal health surveillance and preparedness is needed to avoid recurring epidemics.

Many of these soldiers could not withstand the epidemics of measles, mumps, and whooping cough that went through the camps.

Experts say we've already seen examples of this impact, from epidemics of cholera in Bangladesh to Rift Valley fever in Africa.

Prior to eradication, smallpox epidemics were common in many countries, leaving death, blindness and disfigurement behind.

As early as 1625, 40, 000 Londoners had died of the plague, But this was the worst and the last of the epidemics.

Interestingly, some disease patterns among children resemble infectious disease epidemics.

The debate turns on whether diseases like cancer can be characterized as emergencies, or "epidemics. "

Intermediate yellow fever: In humid or semi-humid parts of Africa, small-scale epidemics occur.

When major epidemics occur, WHO assists countries with implementing evidence-based emergency interventions.

Seasonal influenza epidemics can affect up to 15% of the population and result in up to 500 000 deaths worldwide each year.

It typically occurs in small epidemics in nursery schools or kindergartens, usually during the summer and autumn months.

Targeting vitamin D deficiency in adult populations could potentially slow the current epidemics of cardio metabolic disorders.

Risk of epidemics is closely linked to climatic conditions; malaria early warning systems using remote sensing are increasingly being used.

This increases the risk of dengue haemorrhagic fever epidemics by introducing new dengue viruses into susceptible populations.

Domestic poultry, including chickens and turkeys, are particularly susceptible to epidemics of influenza.

Quickly detecting, not predicting, malaria epidemics is the key to disease control, says tropical medicine expert, Jonathan Cox.

Flu viruses can mutate faster than vaccines can be made using current technology. That's how epidemics get started.

So nuclear power causes global warming, ozone depletion, epidemics of malignancy and the destruction of the delicate process of evolution.

Better monitoring and surveillance is crucial to combat the unpredictable bouts of measles epidemics that occur in Niger, concludes a study.

In the effort to control influenza epidemics, scientists try to identify, as quickly as possible, new flu viruses.

Sensitive surveillance and prompt reporting contribute to the rapid containment of cholera epidemics.

During their first winter, over half of the settlers died of starvation or epidemics. Those who survived began sowing in the first spring.

In 2010, HIV epidemics and responses in different parts of the world vary with shifting trends, progress rates and outcomes.

WHO assists countries to improve preparedness, early recognition, and effective and timely response to epidemics.

Anatomy of an Epidemic - specific epidemics and general information on disease. Animated maps show spread of epidemics.

Measles outbreaks can result in epidemics that cause many deaths, especially among young, malnourished children.

In contrast, transportation of poultry is known to have caused such epidemics.

Prior to this experiment, epidemics of yellow fever were common in the American South.

Reports of highly pathogenic AI epidemics in poultry can seriously impact local and global economies and international trade.

In countries with a temperate climate, seasonal epidemics typically taper off in the spring and end before summer.

Experts believe that the people who use these touch screens may cause cold epidemics due to the higher chances of contacting bacteria.

It is generally non-contagious, though there have been reports of small epidemics in fraternity houses and military bases.

This combination of factors explains the large epidemics which occur during the dry season in the meningitis belt.

The vaccine is commonly provided to international travelers, but not to communities that suffer cholera epidemics.

Localised epidemics and global pandemics periodically pose a significant national and global threat.

In the course of transportation, loading and unloading, the owner or his or her agent shall take preventive measures against epidemics.

That's why recent films have focused on things like genetic engineering, the environment, epidemics, and the end of the world.

and the forecasting and disease-warning systems of plant disease epidemics which are integrated with expert systems of plant pathology.

In the Middle Ages, unsanitary urban conditions favoured the outbreak of population-decimating epidemics.

But vital drugs are still lacking, and there need to be more surveillance systems to monitor the outbreak of epidemics.

Influenza outbreaks, including those primarily caused by the H1N1 virus, show an intensity similar to that seen during seasonal epidemics.

The impact of disease epidemics has increased dramatically as the world becomes ever more interconnected.

Cholera vaccination could save lives and help limit epidemics even when rolled out weeks after the outbreaks start, two studies have found.

to reduce consumption of the Earth's finite natural resources; and to cure and prevent diseases before they become global epidemics.

An NGO reported in January unsanitary conditions, crowding of inmates, and high death rates caused by epidemics in a reeducation center.

Aid groups like Oxfam say international funds help buy life-saving drugs crucial in fighting Africa's epidemics of AIDS and malaria.

Every age group is at risk, and vaccination is our crucial weapon to prevent cases and epidemics.

In developed countries, epidemics can result in high levels of worker absenteeism and productivity losses.

The case fatality has varied widely between epidemics but, has been less than 10% in documented cases.

establishing collaboration mechanism to pool the joint resources to defend epidemics.

Many scientists who study epidemics have long argued that the agency has been overestimating the extent of HIV worldwide.

Meningitis epidemics in the African meningitis belt constitute an enormous public health burden.

WHO regularly provides technical support at the field level to countries facing epidemics.

Yellow fever is a viral disease transmitted by infected mosquitos that has caused large epidemics in Africa and the Americas.

Many scientists who study epidemics have long argued that the agency has been overestimating the extend of H. I. V. worldwide.

Leavitt said as the days pass after a disaster, local epidemics become increasing problems.

The results could be useful when discussing ways of dealing with epidemics and pandemics.

An immediate priority is to halt further spread of epidemics in poultry populations.

But he adds that such large losses to a population are not unusual in epidemics.

Many countries are reporting a mix of influenza viruses, again as is typically seen during seasonal epidemics.

Historically the disease has caused devastating epidemics in Africa, America and Europe.

These include war, cholera epidemics, and financial troubles, leading toa total of 24 Oktoberfests having been canceled since its beginning.

During epidemics, insecticides are also often applied as space sprays to kill the adult mosquitoes.

While noting such epidemics with concern, the Committee based its assessment on the global situation.

We're very worried that there could be an outbreak of diseases or epidemics of cholera, which is very common here and measles.

So why, after centuries of slow-burn in the rainforest, did Ebola suddenly mount eight brief epidemics in twenty years?

It will be about promoting human well-being through access to care, controlling epidemics, and improving the quality of life.

The failure to promote and protect human rights increases vulnerability and can drive HIV epidemics.

During seasonal epidemics, most cases of pneumonia are caused by secondary bacterial infections, which usually respond well to antibiotics.

Seasonal epidemics occur every year and we are able to treat the virus with seasonal vaccines.

Vaccines exist for most varieties of the bacteria that cause epidemics of the disease.

Masses are always breeding grounds of psychic epidemics.

Poverty, famine, epidemics, natural disasters are posing a severe threat to many citizens of the world.

Methods The descriptive study of epidemics was used in analyzing structure of HMP in 2006.

Others wanted it more connected with Asia, and to take a stronger role in combating HIV and other epidemics in the Pacific.

In areas of Asia with concentrated epidemics, truck drivers constitute a population at high risk.

Influenza causes annual epidemics that peak during winter in temperate regions.

Influenza epidemics occur yearly during autumn and winter in temperate regions.

This paper discusses the optimal delay and isolation strategies in epidemics control based on a class of SIRS multigroup epidemics model.

The vaccine is commonly provided to international travelers, but not communities that suffer cholera epidemics.

HIV is fuelling TB epidemics in many countries and multi-drug resistance is a growing threat.

Such sensitization has been observed in the course of sequential dengue epidemics by different virus strains in Cuba.

Our data reveal the silent epidemics of metabolic risk among young, apparently healthy men.

Piles of garbage and raw sewage would create epidemics, perhaps even recurrences of plague.

In a given community, epidemics of influenza A virus infection often have a characteristic pattern.

Well, perhaps youll be the doctor who stops the spread of epidemics, Tony said, or the scientist who eradicates the AIDS virus.

In some areas death rates have actually risen as a result of extreme poverty and epidemics.

Non-O1 and non-O139 V. cholerae can cause mild diarrhoea but do not generate epidemics.

Epidemics caused by heterosexual contact will continue to increase will become major transmission mode of HIV infection in future.

Pre-empting epidemics by predicting outbreaks and acting swiftly to stop them.

Africa has a new conjugate vaccine with the power to eliminate epidemics in the meningitis belt.

With new health threat on the rise, James Madison looks at epidemics throughout history.

A committee for the Control of Epidemics has been created with the local authorities.

The state institutes a policy of focusing on prevention of animal epidemics.

The vaccine is designed to prevent periodic epidemics of the deadly disease in these countries.

Similarly, the 100 million Africans who currently live in regions prone to malaria epidemics may increase by up to 70 million by the 2080s.

Cholera epidemics regularly resurge in Guinea-Bissau.

These are social epidemics, and the moment when they take off, when they reach their critical mass, is the Tipping Point.

We are working together to defeat AIDS and other epidemics; to control climate change; to make clean air and water available to everyone.

During late fall and winter seasons, annual epidemics of influenza lead to high rates of hospitalizations and deaths.

Early accounts and diaries mentioned the epidemics in their accounts of life in the 1500s and 1600s.

This means supplying them with emergency shelter, distributing relief and providing clean water to prevent epidemics .

Epidemics are rrevould like throughout the whole human history- with caused the most devastating impperformances on us.

Epidemics of cholera in Bangladesh: They are closely linked to flooding and unsafe water.

At present there has yet not any report on the outbreak of large-scale epidemics.

At present there has yet not any report on the outbreak of large-scale epidemics.

Various epidemics and plagues stroke more in summer and autumn.

Neisseria meningitidis is one of the most important because of its potential to cause large epidemics.

The epidemics ended when the prevailing wind shifted to the southwest.

There is also a potential for epizootics and associated human epidemics to spread to areas that were previously unaffected.

In DP situations, rumors of epidemics in camps often are rampant.

Epidemics can be explosive in growth and cause significant economic losses: 300 000 were affected in one Shanghai outbreak in 1988.

I suppose there were no epidemics in my port of call.

During seasonal epidemics, more than 90% of deaths occur in the frail elderly.

China is also experiencing epidemics of chronic disease.

China is also experiencing epidemics of chronic disease.

Sadly that is not true of course, the tragedies of war, infective epidemics, and famine having done that before.

Accuracy will also rely on researchers understanding how non-climatic factors, such as drug resistance, influence epidemics.

The epidemics usually stop when the summer rainy season begins.

Before 1970 only nine countries had experienced DHF epidemics, a number that had increased more than four-fold by 1995.

Epidemics have never arisen from dead bodies.

This is a key intervention in generalized epidemics with high HIV prevalence and low male circumcision rates.

Epidemics are rampant throughout the whole human history, and they have caused the most devastating impacts on us.

They use several lines of evidence to debunk6 the idea that genes can explain the Asian epidemics.

The same goes for worries such as epidemics, migration, pressure on scarce resources and, particularly, climate change.

The same goes for worries such as epidemics, migration, pressure on scarce resources and, particularly, climate change.

They are also ideal for epidemics of violence and the misery of mental illness.

It should be borne in mind that in epidemics of some diseASes, such AS typhoid and cholera, vaccination is relatively ineffective.

RESULTS No infection in medical staff for twice unexpected outbreaks epidemics in 2003 and 2009 was found.

In the first nine months of 2008, North Kivu suffered three epidemics of cholera and measles.

"Healthy sleep is a part of an antidote for the obesity and diabetes epidemics in America, " says Kryger.

I believe as long as we treat and prevent epidemics in the right way, we will finally conquer them.

Article 15 Any animal farm should exterminate animal epidemics in time.

Epidemics are not rare in human history.

In most flu epidemics, they are by far the most likely to die.

To make things worse and more tragic, it is now feared that epidemics, such as dengue will affect the flooded areas.

Attempts to foresee epidemics such as these have traditionally relied on fieldwork on the ground.

There are two AIDS epidemics in the world: one in humans, the other in cats.

There is another lesson from the 1971 and 1995 Venezuelan equine encephalitis epidemics.

The first reported epidemics of dengue fever occurred in 1779~1780.

Worldwide, these annual epidemics result in about three to five million cases of severe illness, and about 250 000 to 500 000 deaths.

For example, the immune system was honed to fight off epidemics like malaria and cholera, which proliferated along with urbanization.

Starvation, endemic in China, is more acute in war, increases the hazard of epidemics.

WHO is hosting a panel discussion on the challenges of reversing the linked epidemics of tuberculosis and tobacco use.

To avoid the outbreak of some kind of epidemics as possible as we can, we should first change some unhealthy habits or customs.

There were 204 epidemics of 12 species, of which 49 caused plagues.

In China, historical statistics also reveal that a cold climate has been accompanied by more epidemics (25).

Indeed, by his own account, the vanished communities he chronicles were blighted by lethal epidemics and casual racism;

Study of the Factors influencing to University Students'Behavior on the Peak of SARS Epidemics in Wuhan

There have been several epidemics in Africa over the last century

Study on the Relations Between the Explosive Epidemics of Penaeus monodon White Spot Syndrome and the Seawater Physical and Chemical Factors

The breeding and dairy animals shall be subject to regular checkup by institutions for prevention and control of animal epidemics;

An investigation of the epidemics of tobacco viral disease in Henan province and the strategy of its control

failing to take measures for prevention, control and elimination of animal epidemics in a timely manner;

To establish rapid emergence response mechanism to cope with sudden epidemics in hospital to create a safe environment for medical service

Impact of control for air pollution and respiratory epidemics on the estimated associations of temperature and daily mortality

Investigation on serological epidemics of schistosomiasis in a region

Study on the relations between epidemics of respiratory syncytial virus infection in children and climate factors in Hangzhou

Detection of Imported Dengue Fever Epidemics by Indirect Immunofluorescent Assay in Zhejiang Province

Optimal Delay and Isolation Control for a Class of SIRS Multigroup Epidemics

AIDS epidemics are developing in Europe: one in gay men who have visited the US, another in people with links to central Africa

failing to have the animals they are raising immunized according to the plans for mandatory immunization against animal epidemics;

Study on the re-emerging situation of schistosomiasis epidemics in areas already under control and interruption

Asymptotic behavior of positive solutions on modelling man-environment epidemics

The SI Differential Equation Model of Epidemics and Its Analysis of Stability

When the grade of avian influenza risk is low, major attention should be paid to the prevention of inner-farm epidemics;

Preventing the epidemics of wheat stripe rusts through integrated pest management approach

Speculative Contagion: An Antidote for Speculative Epidemics Frank Martin

Factors Analysis Affected the Epidemics of Wheat Stripe Rust in Hanzhong District Shaanxi Province

Application of pulse-field gel electrophoresis analysis in the source-tracking of cholera epidemics

Lessons from Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Epidemics

Epidemics of Antibiotic-induced Diarrheic Disease: A Research Progress

Attacked by hackers, virus epidemics, etc e-commerce are difficult to make a safe and smooth manner;

Analysis on the relationship between malaria epidemics and NOAA-AVHRR NDVI in Hainan province

Guidance tailored to different types of epidemics and health facilities

The problems and measures on army medical supplies for emergency epidemics situation

Study on the effects of controlling hepatitis A epidemics by building the colony immune defence

General situation of legionella epidemics and control measures

Scientists follow the money to predict epidemics

The epidemics characteristic and scientific prevention and cure to SARS

Microbiology on Water-Borne Epidemics and Water Safety Assurance System

Asymptotic analysis of a kind of SEIS mathematical model for spread of epidemics

Preliminary Discussion on the Establishment of Early Warning System of Animal Epidemics

Epidemics of infectious diseases may have a severe economic impact on farms and the nation as a whole

HIV and hepatitis epidemics are forcing countries to reconsider harsh drug laws

Regulations of Emergency Response to Major Animal Epidemics

Ethical Analysis of Epidemics Prevention and Control

Current Analysis of the Animal Epidemics and the Ways to Prevent Them in Hengyang

Applications and prospects of Kriging in studies on epidemics

It outlines that the managers of hospital should pay attention to the information relevant to the epidemics and pre- prepared;

Research on worm epidemics and visualization in high-speed links

Global Warming is Closely Related with Epidemics

Prevent and control the spread of highly pathogenic bird flu and other animal epidemics

Weapon against epidemics: Cell phones

Economic Implications of Epidemics Old and New

Chapter II Prevention of Animal Epidemics

The plague epidemics of Kunming, Yunnan in the Qing dynasty

discover the causes and effects of epidemics

As alterations in the climate lead to mass migrations, epidemics will spread;

the development, modeling and computer simulation of plant disease epidemics;

set up an effective surveillance system for epidemics

Epidemics and Forecast of plant Disease

now , of course , we say germs bring epidemics

On the study of Chinese epidemics(continued)

One Way to Fight against Global Epidemics