From there, Vancouver's approach to housing its low-income residents begins to play a role in creating epidemic conditions, according to Kerr.
So many pharmaceutical companies in Asia are racing to produce anti-H.I.V. drugs, a leading AIDS organization is warning, that, on the continent, where the infection is rapidly spreading, widespread misuse could create epidemics from drug-resistant strains of the virus.
PPR is a contagious viral disease primarily affecting goats and sheep and creates epidemics that can cause mortality rates as high as 90% in immunologically naive sheep and goat populations, resulting in significant negative socio-economic impacts (Munir et al. 2013).
As influenza is caused by a variety of species and strains of viruses, in any given year some strains can die out while others create epidemics, while yet another strain can cause a pandemic.
Only those simulations that created epidemics (defined as greater than 1 percent of the population infected) were used in analysis of outcomes.
It is creating an epidemic in our state".
The pressures of modern life are creating an "epidemic of loneliness", resulting in, as the Daily Mail put it, "an Eleanor Rigby generation".
They possess decades' worth of formal and informal knowledge, which risks being lost as the baby-boomers retire, creating an epidemic of skills shortages in aerospace, energy and health care.
Modern critics of the diagnosis point out the absence of consensus on diagnostic criteria and treatment and blame sensational stories of DID patients like the 1976 TV movie Sybil" for creating an "epidemic" of MPD diagnoses.
Dr Aseem Malhotra, a cardiologist and the academy's consultant clinical associate, said: "We have unwittingly been complicit in creating an epidemic of misinformed doctors and misinformed patients contributing to considerable harm and great expense to our health systems and national economies".
