Sentence examples for future of diseases from inspiring English sources

Such a pairing is "The History of Chromosomes May Shape the Future of Diseases" and "Scientific Savvy?

For the smoker, one barrier might be the salient, short-term pleasure of smoking weighed against the less determinate future of disease.

This could be of major importance in the future treatment of diseases characterized by severe mucosal injury, such as IBD or infectious diarrhea and colitis.

Both low birth weight and macrosomia are risk factors, which could contribute considerably to the current and future burden of diseases.

This self-contained device provides an opportunity to realize on-site molecular diagnosis in the future of infectious diseases such as dengue fever.

"That's the future of the disease," Dr. Heymann said.

In 1972, the Nobel laureate Macfarlane Burnet concluded that "the most likely forecast about the future of infectious disease is that it will be very dull".

With "The Forgetting: Alzheimer's: Portrait of an Epidemic," (Doubleday, 2001), Mr. Shenk portrays the history, the devastation and the future of the disease now diagnosed in more than four million Americans.

But there are two countertrends that are cause for serious concern about the future of heart disease in this country: the overall increase in weight and the accompanying increase in the prevalence of diabetes.

Many more specific antagonists are being investigated and hold much promise for future control of disease.

We might well want to encourage diversity in our computer software not just for economic reasons but to avoid future outbreaks of disease and bug infestation.