The phrase "address infectious" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing infectious diseases or issues related to infections, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "We need to address infectious diseases in our public health policy."
Alternatives: "tackle infectious issues" or "combat infectious diseases".
During its 70-year history, WHO has performed core functions like coordination and information sharing to address infectious diseases.
The first three centers will address infectious disease and RNA therapeutics, stem cell research, and electro-chemical energy storage.
Programs address infectious diseases and chronic diseases, with consideration of social and structural environmental influences on health and disease, and can be domestically or globally situated.
Rooted in the concept of equitable access to a high-quality health system, universal coverage should effectively address infectious diseases and maternal and child health as well as chronic conditions and injuries, meeting health needs across the life course, including those of youth and older adults.
And efforts to address infectious diseases and water sanitation in regions such as sub-Saharan Africa and India have helped curb mortality rates.
"The lesson learned is that the nationals of these countries, the nationals of the sub-region should begin to step out, to prepare institutions, prepare infrastructure, to begin to address infectious diseases," he explained.
Abstract: In an Essay, Michael Johansson and colleagues advocate the posting of research studies addressing infectious disease outbreaks as preprints.
I've found it very odd that an organisation with such an impressive portfolio of health research grants, including millions spent addressing infectious disease, can justify remaining invested in an industry contributing so deeply to global health problems.
These days, Agre, 61, is contributing to science in slightly different ways: by addressing infectious diseases in the Third World and promoting scientific diplomacy.
Shigeru Omi, former World Health Organization Regional Director for the Western Pacific now at Jichi Medical University in Tochigi Prefecture, drew murmurs of approval from the partisan crowd when he said the global health pendulum had swung too far towards addressing infectious diseases "at the expense of non-communicable diseases".
Addressing infectious diseases in the South is important.
