Sentence examples for epidemics as from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Norwegian population statistics of the 18th century indicate years of famine and epidemics, as do Swedish and Danish statistics.

The prime minister wants bureaucratic hurdles to be removed to allow the use of new drugs that can help treat patients in epidemics as soon as threats emerge.

This includes pathogen life cycle, expression of host resistance, disease epidemiology and severity of disease epidemics, as well as pathogen inoculum production.

However, because of the evolution of pathogen populations and the dynamic nature of host-pathogen interaction, a constant search for diverse resistance mechanisms is needed to manage disease epidemics as well as new emerging diseases.

This article highlights the frameworks and estimates used to characterize the role of sex work in HIV epidemics as well as the relevant empiric data landscape on sex work in generalized HIV epidemics and their strengths and limitations.

Our understanding of the variation in individual clinical responses to pathogens has become increasingly relevant, particularly in the face of new emerging epidemics as well as the increasing number of multi-drug-resistant organisms.

This goes for fighting future epidemics as well as the normal health concerns that increase as we age.

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"The obligations of this Chapter do not and should not prevent a Party from taking measures to protect public health by promoting access to medicines for all, in particular concerning cases such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, [US oppose: chagas] and other epidemics as well as circumstances of extreme urgency or national emergency," the document reads.

Mathematical models can help elucidate the spatio-temporal dynamics of epidemics as well as the impact of control measures.

Nigeria regularly faces natural disasters - such as droughts, floods and epidemics - as well as violent conflict, including insurgency and communal clashes.