Sentence examples for in epidemics from inspiring English sources

Outbreaks can rapidly result in epidemics among bird populations.

Erap is also seen as a model for future research-based engagement in epidemics and emergencies.

This doesn't include the thousands of civilians killed in epidemics, guerrilla raids and draft riots.

The interplay of biosocial factors inherently involved in epidemics make it difficult to pinpoint causality.

In epidemics, even more than in individual cases of disease, prevention is far, far better than cure.

Meningitis Bacterial meningitis breaks out in epidemics across sub-Saharan Africa, causing a high fever, headaches and vomiting.

Crowded, cold, filthy conditions, combined with the lack of clean water and scarcity of food and medical care, resulted in epidemics of typhus, malaria and scarlet fever.

The prime minister wants bureaucratic hurdles to be removed to allow the use of new drugs that can help treat patients in epidemics as soon as threats emerge.

Anatomy of an Epidemic (//library.advanced.org/11170) aims to educate any person interested in epidemics, focusing on some of the worst epidemics throughout history as well as general information on diseases.

But both places have poor records of monitoring and policing their elephant populations, and have been heavily implicated in epidemics of poaching that have broken out in the last decade.

Genotype GII-4 norovirus (Lordsdale) is the predominant agent in epidemics.