Sentence examples for experience epidemics from inspiring English sources

Cities and towns positioned on drug trafficking routes often experience epidemics of injection drug use [18], [19].

Thus, it seems that countries far from the equator cannot in general experience epidemics of influenza A until after epidemics have begun in countries closer to the equator, from where the virus spreads northward or southward, depending on the hemisphere.

Unlike the European experience, epidemics in Japan were rare, and endemic exposures were more common (27 ).

Malaria is endemic in some of these countries, for some it is a seasonal problem and others may experience epidemics every two to three years.

However, the general correlation of virus and bat population dynamics suggests that bats control infections similar to other mammals and that they may well experience epidemics of viruses under certain circumstances.

At this point the Desert Mounted Corps itself began to experience epidemic diseases, particularly of bronchopneumonia, cholera and malaria, putting the medical services under enormous pressure.

In the 1980s various dolphin species experienced epidemics of a morbillivirus, a disease similar to distemper and measles.

Japan and Poland are both experiencing epidemics of rubella, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued travel warnings suggesting that women who are pregnant or might be consult their doctors before visiting either country.

These groups have experienced epidemics before, including at least one Ebola outbreak that killed 12 chimps and sickened one researcher.

In recent years, major cities in northeastern Brazil have experienced epidemics of leishmaniasis, a disease that causes severe malnourishment and can be fatal even with treatment.

The United States experiences epidemics of seasonal flu every year.