Sentence examples for disease declined from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
One review, published online last year by The Cochrane Library, covered 14 controlled studies from 1994 to 2006 and found that deaths from coronary heart disease declined with statin use.
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.
Although the goal was not reached by that date in some parts of the world (notably India and Brazil)—because of the difficulty of mounting health campaigns in populous and poor regions, the sheer numbers of affected people, and the peculiarly long incubation time of the leprosy bacillus cases of the disease declined substantially worldwide.
In the third phase, they become weaker and their ability to cope with the disease declines, then the hazard rate of death increases.
A number of studies have shown that feeling lonely is associated with increased risks of health problems such as coronary artery disease, declines in motor functions, and frailty as well as earlier death.
Combine eating well and being active with a commitment to never hold a cigarette (fingers), and the risk of all chronic disease declines by roughly 80percentt.
28 In liver disease declining kidney function has been associated with increased biomarker concentrations.
Patients in more advanced stages of the disease decline faster, meaning that a treatment effect obtained in these populations might be more readily observed.
