Sentence examples for epidemic a new study from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 - Leading figures in biomedicine say the government's Bioshield program will not be adequate to create new vaccines and drugs to protect the nation against either a biological attack or a natural epidemic, a new study says.
A new study of a 2009 epidemic at a school in Pennsylvania has found that children most likely did not catch it by sitting near an infected classmate, and that adults who got sick were probably not infected by their own children.
This dietary switch may fuel intense outbreaks of West Nile virus, according to a new study, which may explain seasonal epidemics of the illness in the United States.
Experts now fear an expanding epidemic spread by the pet trade and the authors of a new study assessing the threat suggest that animal movements may have to face controls to prevent the infection spreading.
Clearly this need cannot be ignored - a concern echoed in a new study, Pain Management and the Opioid Epidemic: Balancing Societal and Individual Benefits and Risks of Prescription Opioid Use, from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
From Costa Rica to Peru, a fungal epidemic fueled by global warming may have wiped out dozens of frog species in otherwise pristine environments, a new study concludes.
A new study adds to the growing evidence that parathion may be contributing to epidemics of obesity and diabetes [ EHP 116:1456–1462; Lassiter et al.].
The epidemic of physician burnout may be the source of even more medical errors than unsafe medical workplace conditions, a new study led by Stanford researchers has found.
A new study suggests that under-exercising, rather than overeating, may be at the heart of America's obesity epidemic.
A new study by researchers at University College London for the Cities Changing Diabetes programme explores the complex social and cultural factors that are driving this epidemic.
