Sentence examples for disease decline from inspiring English sources

I've seen heart disease decline over my career, but it is quite possible this will reverse as we begin to see the consequences of an environment that makes it very difficult to stay thin".

Cancer is the second leading cause of death in America, and as deaths from heart disease decline, it's poised to assume the dubious distinction of becoming our leading killer.

The oaks are in a disease decline spiral affiliated with a variety of pre-disposing and inciting factors which include their advanced age (>300 years), their large size (> 100 cm DBH), topography, chronic air pollution, drought, and Armillaria root rot fungus.

Why does the whole thing end with a coda that on the surface could be a memory of childish things, but is far more likely a musical transliteration of the hum and clatter of hospital machines, the faceless whirring and bleeping that are the grim accompaniments of disease, decline, and death in medical institutions - sounds that Shostakovich was already familiar with at this stage in his life?

McDonnell et al. [33] used MMSE scores to model disease decline; MMSE scores were based on a trial that the study followed [38].

Notably, when saturated fat calories from the customary sources -- bacon-cheeseburgers, Reuben sandwiches, and pepperoni pizza come to mind -- are replaced with either unsaturated fat (from nuts, seeds, olives, avocado, and fish), or with calories from whole grains -- rates of cardiovascular disease decline significantly.

While the rates of deaths from chronic disease declined, it was noted in the report that mortality rates from cancer had increased.

When the fighting was over, Haqvin Mamrol, a researcher in Sweden, showed that mortality from coronary disease declined in Northern European countries during the war.

Francis S. Collins, the director of the federal government's National Human Genome Research Institute, told Congress last year that about a third of people with family history of a disease declined to participate in such research at the National Institutes of Health.

The mortality rate for dementia, which was the second leading cause of death for the previous four years, has more than doubled since 2010, while that of ischaemic heart disease declined sharply over the same period.

The treatment of concomitant disease declined slightly.