However, all these surveillance systems share the same objectives: quantifying the burden of disease; promoting awareness; and implementing policies that will lead to prevention and improved health care to patients with kidney disease [ 13, 14].
Blassingame notes, "Antebellum black slaves created several unique cultural forms which lightened their burden of oppression, promoted group solidarity, provided ways for verbalizing aggression, sustaining hope, building self-esteem, and often represented areas of life largely free from the control of whites".
We next addressed whether sunitinib increases lung tumour burden by promoting the seeding of tumour cells in the lungs of mice.
These data indicate that sunitinib can increase lung tumour burden by promoting the seeding of metastasis, but that this effect is cell line dependent.
Thus, it is proposed that local inflammation within the oral cavity, paralleled by transient bacteraemia, adds to the systemic inflammatory burden of an individual, promoting systemic disease.
Health education in schools also can play an important role in reducing the burden of trachoma by promoting face washing because dirty faces can help spread the disease from person to person through eye-seeking flies or contaminated fingers.
The global health concept seeks an understanding of the global burden of disease and promotes coordinated responses needed through multisectoral and interdisciplinary approaches to sustainable population health.
The post-2015 development agenda represents an important opportunity to integrate efforts to reduce the burden of NCDs and promote sustainable development [ 3].
Making it a reality will require the implementation of evidence-based, cost-effective, and affordable approaches that can reduce the burden of NCDs and promote sustainable development [ 3, 58].
