Sentence examples for harmless disease from inspiring English sources

The seemingly harmless disease altered human DNA so no one lives beyond their 18th year.

Is it because we are poor?" Mukwaya says he was astonished to hear of what was in Uganda a pretty harmless disease evolving into a potential global monster almost overnight on another continent.

Jenner had been impressed by the fact that a person who had suffered an attack of cowpox a relatively harmless disease that could be contracted from cattle could not take the smallpox i.e., could not become infected whether by accidental or intentional exposure to smallpox.

The results indicate that UTI has a significant effect on morale despite the fact that the general opinion is that it is a "harmless" disease.

Open discussions, e.g. on how to evaluate anxiety in patients with a harmless disease or patient satisfaction in relation to scientific knowledge, are important in this context [ 33].

In cases where the drug is used for the treatment of a rather harmless disease, people value environmentally friendly options or prefer to refrain from taking medication at all when they realize that the drug has a considerable environmental impact.

Basal-cell and squamous-cell carcinomas are not, for African albinos, the relatively harmless diseases of old age which data collected in the rich world suggest.

It was stated that very often the population did not realize how severe a supposedly harmless childhood disease can be, especially if the disease occurs in adulthood, and that the controversial depiction of prophylactic vaccinations in the media had a significant influence on the willingness of the population to be vaccinated.

Until then, doctors considered rubella another harmless childhood disease.

Pityriasis rosea is a harmless skin disease that causes scaly patches that sometimes itch over the torso, neck, arms and legs.

Finding a virus is only the first in a multistep process of determining whether it is harmless or causes disease.