Sentence examples for declaring disease from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organisation should be stripped of its role in declaring disease outbreaks to be an international emergency following the catastrophic failure to warn the world of the dangers of Ebola in west Africa last year, according to an independent panel of experts.

The WHO has faced fierce and sustained criticism over its handling of the crisis; not only did the delay in sounding the alarm slow the deployment of medical personnel, protective gear and medicines – and prompt calls for it to be stripped of its role in declaring disease outbreaks as international emergencies – it was also found to have toned down its own admissions of failure.

The WHO has faced fierce and sustained criticism over its handling of the crisis: the delay in sounding the alarm slowed the deployment of medical personnel, protective gear and medicines, and prompted calls for the organisation to be stripped of its role in declaring disease outbreaks as international emergencies.

Erewhon has also declared disease a crime for which the sick are imprisoned, and crime is considered a disease for which criminals are sent to the hospital.

Data were collected as free text and experts in medical coding made post-hoc classification of declared disease.

61% of GPs declared disease severity to be an important factor in treating patients with a severe exacerbation.

The natural history of the condition, including development from latent to declared disease, should be adequately understood (W&J7).

The test should be acceptable to the population 7. The natural history of the condition, including development from latent to declared disease, should be adequately understood 8.

The follow-up required to declare disease cure (up to 24 months), with control visits every 6 months after the end of treatment [ 18], can only be carried out if a long-term, stable environment is available at clinical research sites.

The writer bravely tried to embrace several groups: survivors declared disease-free with little chance of recurrence; those who have survived but risk recurrence; and those who may manage cancer as a chronic condition for years.

Both nurses have been declared disease-free.