Sentence examples for burgeoning epidemic from inspiring English sources

She was not alone in avoiding epicenters of the burgeoning epidemic.

Public-health officials in Asia, still reeling from the crisis created in 2003 by sars (severe acute respiratory syndrome), have struggled to contain the burgeoning epidemic.

"This is a burgeoning epidemic," said Dr. Richard L. Oehler, an infectious disease specialist at the University of South Florida College of Medicine in Tampa, who reviewed case reports of MRSA's jumping between people and animals.

Babies may be first inoculated against whooping cough at birth rather than at two months because of a burgeoning epidemic that has claimed the lives of six infants this year.

In this burgeoning epidemic of diabetes, 40 million people in China are affected, with the most rapid rate of increase in disease prevalence in the young to middle-aged group.

But the number is definitely growing; due to the proliferation of reported disfiguring cases like Oscarina's and even deaths, law-enforcement officials and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons view black-market butt injections as a burgeoning epidemic in the US.

Some may be unaware of the role that these beverages are playing in the nation's burgeoning epidemics of obesity and Type 2 diabetes.

In 1992, after twelve years of Republican control of the White House, the federal government had neglected funding the battle against the quickly burgeoning AIDS epidemic.

Brazil had also controlled a burgeoning malaria epidemic with insecticides.

In the 1980s, he was involved in fighting the burgeoning AIDS epidemic.

He outsmarted a burgeoning smallpox epidemic in Africa in 1966 and went on to help track down the causes of toxic shock syndrome and Reyes syndrome.