The increasing prevalence of patients ever diagnosed with cancer should theoretically result in an increase in the incidence of new primary cancer (Fraumeni et al, 2006), that is, breast cancer among cancer survivors.
This persistent rise is not indicative of increasing prevalence: it follows the collection and assimilation into GBD of ever better data as new population-based studies have slowly filled the large knowledge gaps, which as recently as 2007 related to more than half the world's population [22].
The increasing prevalence of breast cancer in our society has produced an ever-greater demand for new diagnostic and therapeutic technologies.
Additionally, the increasing prevalence of high-deductible health plans, though helping to control overall health spending, will continue to place an ever larger burden on Americans.
At the same time, the increasing prevalence of digital photography and remote-sensing technologies such as drones, along with the growing enthusiasm for citizen science, means that more humans are watching more species more closely than ever before.
"More Kids Dying" (editorial, July 18) brings much-needed attention to the increasing prevalence of adolescent prescription drug abuse.
Spurlock's subject is the ubiquity of branded messages in our lives, and the increasing prevalence of product placement.
Yet it is also, Tina says, because the deaf community is shrinking, thanks to the increasing prevalence of cochlear implants.
Additionally the increasing prevalence Internet of Things introduces new security risks, as the FBI recently warned.
Cool or not, consumers are getting used to the increasing prevalence of checkout charity.
