The phrase "added diseases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to diseases that have been included or introduced in a particular context, such as a study or a list of health conditions.
Example: "The research study focused on the impact of added diseases on the overall health of the population."
Alternatives: "additional diseases" or "supplementary diseases".
Imports of Javanese varieties added disease resistance that helped bring back Louisiana's sugar industry.
If biotechnology is to deliver on its potential, Isaacs added — disease-resistant crops, personalized drug treatments, green biofuels — then the safety features built into these organisms must be equal to the task.
With an increase in the quantity of cell suspension added, disease incidence correspondingly decreased (Table 3).
As indicated in Table 3, with an increase in the quantity of BZ6-1 adiseaseincidencecorrespondinglyondecreasedcreasedecreased
We started with a list of actionable variants identified by CPIC, and added disease genes of interest for our cohort.
We also added disease specific sub-forms for prostate cancer and AML containing the attributes which were not common in both departments.
The VA's resistance to adding diseases to the list of recognized conditions is part of a longstanding government pattern of dismissing soldiers from the Vietnam War, he added.
"Reacting belatedly to inevitable crises, the administration constantly enlarges the reach of its rhetoric -- most recently in Vice President Al Gore's 'new security agenda' that adds disease, climate and all the world's ethnic or religious conflicts to an undiminished set of existing American responsibilities.
Therefore, stereology may confer objectivity in the complementary and diagnostic evaluation of dementia by adding disease by adding quantitative data to clinical evaluation.
Suddenly you add disease into the mix and people go nuts".
