Sentence examples for emerging illness from inspiring English sources

The newly emerging illness is characterized by a sudden onset of high fever, a dry cough and difficulty breathing.

Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers) is an emerging illness that has killed more than 350 people, most of them in the Middle East.

Mers is an emerging illness that is thought to originate in bats, and to have been passed on to humans by camels.

In the case of locating people, these systems are being used by sports teams to study their players' movements, and in cattle herds in Germany to spot emerging illness.

Whilst findings may not be directly generalizable to heterogeneous at risk and clinical populations, it is a necessary approach to advance our understanding of the pathophysiology driving emerging illness.

What are existing alternatives to rapid, patient-based reporting through syndromic surveillance for bioterrorism and emerging illness?

In February, the World Health Organisation said it was encouraging countries to conduct further trials of genetically modified mosquitoes to help tackle emerging illnesses such as Zika.

Narrative approaches can be particularly useful, we argue, when examining newly emerging illnesses that are only beginning to receive public attention.

The World Health Organization, governments and private companies are developing elaborate efforts to catch outbreaks early, including the monitoring of key words in Google searches — for example, a sudden spike in queries for a symptom — that could pinpoint emerging illnesses in specific regions.

Ironically, at this age if they do have an emerging mental illness, not all of their peers are as well equipped to be understanding as adults would be, because they don't have the empathy skills.

Further study of etiological factors and symptom prevalence in this emerging multisystem illness is warranted.