Sentence examples for burden in developing countries from inspiring English sources

This aspect is most pressing for neglected infectious diseases which cause a disproportionate burden in developing countries and for which the costs of the drug development process have deterred investment by the pharmaceutical industry [ 1].

NVGH's current focus is on the development of new vaccines against diarrheal diseases which cause a high burden in developing countries.

The more troubling is that the cancer burden in developing countries is high and growing, yet there is very little treatment, let alone prevention, even though basic interventions such as screening for cervical cancer and giving women with breast cancer cheap generic drugs such as tamoxifen would save thousands of lives.

Zn deficiency is now recognised as one of the five major factors contributing to disease burden in developing countries ([WHO 2002]).

HCAIs carry a high economic burden in developing countries, and this is also where simple interventions such as effective hand hygiene may have the greatest impact [6].

Despite the raise of diabetes and its complications with significant burden in developing countries, research on SME interventions in Morocco is lacking.

Malaria remains one of the main health burdens in developing countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.

Rates of suicide vary greatly between countries, with the greatest burdens in developing countries [ 22].

Stunting is one of the leading causes of the global burden of disease in childhood and 80% of this burden is in developing countries [ 3, 4].

Patterns of cervical cancer differ between developed and developing countries, with the majority of cervical cancer burden occurring in developing countries, typically detected via symptoms at later invasive stages [11].

Most of the disease burden occurs in developing countries [ 2, 3].