Sentence examples for human diarrhoea from inspiring English sources

Sixty percent of households reporting cases of human diarrhoea also had diarrhoea detected later in their calf herds, and calf herds shedding Cryptosporidium oocysts were six times more likely to be diarrhoeic.

But when his boss, associate professor Eric Alm, got food poisoning while self-tracking, it was the first time the microbial pattern of human diarrhoea had been followed in real-time.

Of the confirmed households from the 2006 to 2007 human health survey participating in the calf-focused survey (n = 44), 9 % (4/44) reported cases of human diarrhoea in the two-week period preceding the interview, two (50%%) of which involved children under the age of seven.

It is likely that reported prevalence for human diarrhoea is also lower than actual prevalence, as individuals may be resistant to sharing personal health information, especially with regard to defecation, and may be unaware of the health status of family members for similar reasons.

Because of taboos (Bongartz et al. 2011; Bwire 2011), it is possible that pastoralist households would more proactively monitor calves for visual signs of an increase in incidence of diarrhoea rather than communicate with one another about cases of human diarrhoea.

From this data set, we explored visits to health centres (e.g. nearest health centre location and time and reason for visitation by any household members on the last visit) and the prevalence of reported human diarrhoea among the 44 confirmed, continuing households recruited for the calf-focused survey conducted the following year.

The NHRC has also conducted research into diseases such as malaria, HIV/AIDS, human rotavirus diarrhoea, meningitis and lymphatic filariasis.

In human medicine, diarrhoea may be defined in terms of stool frequency, consistency, volume, or weight [ 3].

Unfortunately, no-one has successfully cultured non-pylori Helicobacter organisms from IBD tissue (although 7 enterohepatic Helicobacter spp. have been cultured from the gastrointestinal tract of humans with diarrhoea or systemic disease [2]).

In humans, infectious diarrhoea caused by Salmonella, Shigella or campylobacter was followed by IBS in seven to thirty per cent of patients [ 10, 11].

Data on human health and diarrhoea were obtained from the 2006 to 2007 cross-sectional human health survey (Masozera 2010).