It could be that children today are exposed to too few of the previously commonplace infections -- like malaria or tuberculosis -- around which our immune systems evolved.
The virus has replicated millions of counterfeit but immunologically useless copies of John Phiri's CD4 lymphocytes and stripped him of his ability to resist commonplace infections.
And children are among the most affected, weakening quickly and lethally by malnutrition and succumbing to commonplace infections like measles and diarrhoea.
Urinary infections are commonplace in nursing homes and a prime reason that older adults get sent to hospitals.
Fertility is affected by many different cultural, environmental, and socioeconomic factors, especially in developing countries where poverty and infections are commonplace.
To make the conversion complete, the POC-CCA assay should be adapted also for S. haematobium and S. japonicum, the former because mixed infections are commonplace in Africa, the latter because of the prerequisite for improved diagnostics in PR China when the elimination phase is embarked on.
Hypoxic stress, that occurs when cellular oxygen demand is higher than its supply, is a commonplace in tissues faced with infection and inflammation [7, 8].
Heavily influenced by the HH, these observations were largely attributed to increased exposure to bacterial components found in barns or farm milk (endotoxin in particular) [ 67- 69], forgoing that children raised on a farm have very different lifestyles from children growing in inner cities in the US for example, where infection is also commonplace [ 70].
Although Y. pestis is among the most pathogenic bacteria known, and mild, self-limiting infection is not considered commonplace, this summary could exclude mild and undiagnosed infections (32 ).
Bacterial pneumonia is a well-recognized serious complication of influenza infections and coinfections are commonplace [ 2– 10].
