Sentence examples for big disease from inspiring English sources

One of the first big disease association studies will take place in Japan.

The virus is blood-borne; the world's next big disease could be airborne, which would be much harder to contain – particularly in our globalised, urbanised world.

I like 'Sign O' the Times' the best - I remember being struck by that line about a big disease with a little name - but he's got so much good stuff from back then.

And then a tiny poem of the period: "In France, a skinny man died of a big disease with a little name / By chance his girlfriend came across a needle and soon she did the same".

The next big disease outbreak could be triggered by a mutated strain of a known virus or by the release of a biological weapon and examples such as the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic, which killed up to 100 million people, show the enormity of the danger.

"Each household had its favourite remedies - like now - which were passed down the generations and it was very common for neighbours to share information". He said rather than the big disease epidemics of the time, some of the worst illnesses faced in Wales were those which have become easily treatable today.

Two big diseases that are prevalent in corn in the north-east that they are working to improve resistance against are Northern Leaf Blight and Grey Leaf Spot.

As a result, the public health questions that Kim will face at the World Bank are very different from the "big" diseases with which he dealt in the past.

"The big news here is that maybe all big diseases of aging fall into the same category and can be treated with sirtuin activators," says Leonard Guarente, an MIT biologist whose lab discovered the first sirtuin gene.

I also feel that academia research focuses on cancer research and pharmas focus on big diseases including cardio, pulmonary, and renal.

Much of this support is directed at "big diseases", notably HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria, often under the auspices of new global health initiatives.