Even the current epidemiological data, they note, do not consistently show that those who are thinnest live longest.
Partly due to the nosographic ambiguities mentioned above, current epidemiological data are still scarce and rather conflicting.
Although cancer's current epidemiological landscape is fairly well known, its past occurrence and history seem more obscure.
Current epidemiological evidence also supports its potential association with increases in blood pressure levels and hypertension prevalence.
The first step involves a review of current epidemiological studies, as a baseline to future research and medical service planning for headache.
Current epidemiological trends indicate a shift toward infections by Aspergillus spp., non-albicans Candida spp., and previously uncommon fungal pathogens that have decreased susceptibility to the available antifungal agents.
Our results support the current epidemiological information about the 2009 influenza A(H1N1) pandemic in Japan.
Ideally, this will highlight any interdependence of chlamydia control programs and within-host immunobiology have on current epidemiological trends [45].
However, there is a need of information coming from population based studies in disease endemic settings to revise such estimates under current epidemiological conditions.
Because exposure history to, and subsequent reinfection with, chlamydia is of current epidemiological concern, we examined the long-term within-host dynamics under four different re-exposure scenarios.
Finally, we estimated the potential reduction in the number of new adult infections in all of southern sub-Saharan Africa, by extrapolating our results to current epidemiological data from that region [47].
