Sentence examples for growing disease from inspiring English sources

No wonder diabetes is such a rapidly growing disease.

There's evidence of a growing disease burden and there was the big Zika pandemic that stripped through the Americas recently and the rest of the world.

The fact that we increasingly demand that they sit still in classrooms, or that parents and teachers have less time to spend with them on interesting tasks, is what creates the impression that there is a growing disease.

That test is no longer recommended by the Preventive Services Task Force because prostate cancer is most often an extremely slow growing disease that does not kill, while prostate cancer surgery comes with frequent complications, like incontinence.

Back in the 70s in response to the growing disease burden caused by chronic floods and runoff water, a number of international agencies and private citizens began installing millions of inexpensive tubewells to tap the cleaner water beneath the surface.

The goals of telemedicine (TM) probably differ depending on whether one considers patients with type 1 diabetes for whom TM has been designed to help them to better control their blood glucose values or patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D) for whom TM could be used to reinforce an inefficient healthcare system due to the decreasing number of physicians facing a rapidly growing disease.

Ebola's mediated visibility contrasts with some of the fastest growing diseases worldwide dengue, Zika, Chikungunya and Rabies.

It is now estimated that there are over 70 different types of lymphoid cancers, a spectrum of disease that encompasses some of the fastest and slowest growing diseases known to science.

It is now estimated that there are over 70 different types of lymphoid cancers, a spectrum of disease that encompasses some of the fastest, and slowest growing diseases known to science (see Patient Care).

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There are no such data from sub-Saharan Africa, despite the fact that atrial fibrillation is one of the fastest growing diseases.