The phrase "aforementioned diseases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to diseases that have already been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The study focused on the aforementioned diseases, highlighting their symptoms and treatment options."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned diseases" or "diseases mentioned earlier".
These results suggest that salivary IgA does not increase when the biological clock is disturbed or when there is a higher risk of the aforementioned diseases.
Based on our results, we can conclude that FFDS can treat the aforementioned diseases through a target network, not simply one or two targets.
The majority of existing vaccine adjuvants lack the ability to significantly stimulate the cellular immune response, which is required to prevent the aforementioned diseases.
As discussed in the review, pending large, well designed, randomized trials, it is reasonable to conclude that there is no definitive evidence for the use of statins in the aforementioned diseases.
Therefore, inhibition of TYR is a new target and quite important for treatment of the aforementioned diseases.
pDC infiltration in the lesion area has been reported in the aforementioned diseases and the severity of pDC infiltration correlates with disease progression.
In contrast, the figures in brackets show the number/percentage of people having suffered from the aforementioned disease and potentially from one or more additional diseases.
The causative agent of the aforementioned disease is Leishmania spp., a flagellate parasite which is transmitted by infected phlebotomine sand flies (Diptera: Psychodidae) during blood feeding.
Despite its aforementioned disease burden, relatively little effort has previously been made to understand the trends emanating from the breast cancer-associated literature.
In addition, bread wheat is hexaploid; as a consequence, characterization of multiple gene copies having mutual or compensatory interactions, such as those encoding the aforementioned disease resistance protein.
The term chronic disease will be used when referring to the aforementioned disease groups, even though some of the conditions reported might not fall under the strictest definitions of chronic disease.
