Sentence examples for epidemics of both from inspiring English sources

In light of the growing epidemics of both diabetes and air pollution, this finding is of global public health importance.

Countries passing through the epidemiological transition must deal simultaneously with epidemics of both infectious and chronic diseases.

Age-related and other types of chronic diseases in urban Africa are expected to rise [ 12, 73], as countries face epidemics of both communicable and noncommunicable diseases.

Currently, both TB and DM are of great public health importance globally especially in Sub Saharan Africa (SSA) due to the converging epidemics of both communicable and non communicable diseases.

Obesity is the most obvious clinical risk factor for T2D in humans: 55% of T2D patients are obese (Mokdad et al., 2003), with caloric excess contributing to the recent epidemics of both obesity and T2D.

The epidemic of both vampires and zombies in our culture has been widely noted, of course.

Therefore, prevention and control of co-infection is vital to reduce the epidemic of both TB and HIV/AIDS.

However, because of the inherent stochastic nature of epidemic outbreaks, both the size and duration of contained outbreaks are highly variable.

Epidemics of MDR cholera (both classical and El Tor biotypes) have been reported worldwide [ 41].

Both countries suffered epidemics of fatal fakes, and both have had regulators who were too inept, corrupt or hamstrung to do much about it.

Our results show a consistent temporal correlation of ENSO indicators with both epidemics of dengue and incidences of dengue cases throughout time lags of 1-11 movers over both the southern tropical coastal and northern inland mountainous regions in Thailand from 1996 through 2005.