Sentence examples for community disease from inspiring English sources

Trachoma is a community disease, clustered within families and neighborhoods.

This leads to propagation of TB agent in the community (disease transmission) [ 38].

The VHX trial host community, disease target, and intervention-under-study are largely consistent with framework criteria.

Most studies for estimating community disease burden in developed countries are either prospective cohort studies or retrospective cross-sectional surveys.

C lostridium difficile is the cause of a significant world-wide nosocomial and community disease burden, particularly affecting the elderly (Miller et al. 2010; Bauer et al. 2011).

While models of community disease management, such as Wagner's Chronic Care Model [ 24] have been proposed, these are offered more broadly as compendiums of principle components of a system of service, rather than as an evaluation framework.

The NIEHS has created direct channels of communication by holding regular Town Meetings throughout the United States, and by developing the Public Interest Liaison Group (PILG), made up of representatives of community, disease-advocacy, and environmental organizations, that meets regularly with the NIEHS leadership.

Future advances in several disciplines will thus involve, for example, an improved understanding of the diversity of abiotic environments where A. thaliana grows naturally, and plant-associated microbial communities, disease and herbivory at these sites (see Box 2).

Education programmes and participation in a voluntary community kidney disease programme were associated with improved outcomes in end-stage kidney disease adults who participated in the National Kidney Foundation Kidney Early Evaluation Program [ 10].

These 64 VHTs from Ochuloi parish are spending 10 days learning everything about health, from treating malaria to detecting tuberculosis and educating the community on disease prevention.

Human beings are the only creatures affected by polio, however, so scientists believe that once the virus is eliminated from every community, the disease will disappear, and vaccination will no longer be necessary.