Sentence examples for disease drop from inspiring English sources

The UNICEF and partner-supported Guinea Worm Eradication Programme saw cases of the disease drop by 85 per cent between 2007 and 2008.

In patients with cervical cancer, survival rates for surgically treated stage IB to IIA disease drop from 85 90% to 50 55% in the presence of lymph node involvement.

In contrast, the death rate for heart disease dropped 64percentt in that time, and for flu and pneumonia, it fell 58percentt.

But then, as with so many other childhood plagues, American kids began to receive regular immunizations, and deaths from the disease dropped dramatically.

As the death toll from infectious disease drops, chronic ailments are more common, boosting demand for drugs for cancer and diabetes.

When you stop smoking, the health benefits start straight away and your risk of heart disease drops dramatically within just one year.

For the first time, leading prostate cancer specialists say, they have a drug that can significantly cut men's risk of developing the disease, dropping the incidence by 30percentt.

Reported cases of the tick-borne Lyme disease dropped last year in Westchester, Suffolk, Nassau and Dutchess Counties but increased in New York City and other parts of the state, according to preliminary statistics released today by state and city health officials.

Describes how the mortality rate from coronary heart disease dropped dramatically in the nineteen-eighties... Most of the drop--about seventy per cent of the total--happened because of the increased use of procedures like angioplasty and coronary bypass and, more important, the advent of a new class of powerful clot-dissolving drugs, like streptokinase and tissue-plasminogen activator..

Using data from as far back as 1979, Dr. Fichtenberg and Dr. Glantz found that once the public relations effort was initiated in 1989, the number of packs of cigarettes sold per person and the death rate from heart disease dropped significantly faster than the national average.

Describes how the mortality rate from coronary heart disease dropped dramatically in the nineteen-eighties... Most of the drop--about seventy per cent of the total--happened because of the increased use of procedures like angioplasty and coronary bypass and, more important, the advent of a new class of powerful clot-dissolving drugs, like streptokinase and tissue-plasminogen activator.