Sentence examples for expanding epidemic from inspiring English sources

Indonesia is the only country with an expanding epidemic, said Dr. David Heymann, representative for polio eradication at the W.H.O.

Nabarro expressed relief that the "terrifying scenario" of an endlessly expanding epidemic, which seemed possible last August, has not come to pass.

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.

"We must work to ensure that the plateaus that we've reached will not remain plateaus -- or worse, given some of the trends that we're seeing -- evolve into a newly expanding epidemic".

A20 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 In Treatment of DiabetesSuccess Does Not Pay A yearlong examination of Type 2 diabetes by The New York Times found that efforts to manage the expanding epidemic are thwarted by a health system in which doctors and hospitals profit by treating complications of diabetes but lose money when they try to prevent them.

It is our hope that this work will aid the multidisciplinary international efforts to understand and contain this expanding epidemic.

Among the predictions are more famine and drought, expanding epidemics, more natural disasters, more resource scarcity and significant human displacement.

Recently, the introduction of the glassy-winged sharpshooter vector into California resulted in new and range expanding epidemics of PD [ 9].

Although contaminated injecting equipment is the immediate source, augmented by unprotected sexual intercourse, punitive approaches rooted in perceptions of drug injecting as illegal behavior are fuelling expanding epidemics, particularly in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

But these cohesive efforts are challenging in the context of rapidly expanding epidemics in complex post-disaster situations, where resources for essential surveillance, treatment, and other nonvaccine control measures quickly become depleted.

Given the high risk of HIV and syphilis for low-fee FSWs across all twelve of our study sites, multifaceted approaches to HIV prevention for this group, especially those that link FSWs to testing and treatment, are critical to controlling infections in areas with expanding epidemics among FSWs.