Rather, impact investing could serve as a detector for the identification of highly innovative solution models for social problems developed by social enterprises, and by supporting them to increase and disseminate their impact".
But there is a paucity of studies analysing these factors in the PHC context, even though the increasing concern about disseminating knowledge in this environment [ 14, 28, 31].
Different studies revealed an increased risk of disseminated BCG disease in HIV-infected children, even if asymptomatic at time of vaccination [ 17, 18].
In fact, a CD4+ T cell count of less than 50 cells/ μL is associated with increased risk of disseminated NTM disease.
Platelet roles in breast cancer progression, including increased survival of disseminated cancer cells within the circulation, tumor cell adhesion to the endothelium, extravasation into the parenchyma of distant tissues, and ultimately the growth of tumor cells at meta-static sites, are reviewed below [ 5, 9, 12- 17].
In children at increased risk of disseminated TB disease (i.e. children younger than 4 years, children with other medical conditions) and children with likelihood of being infected with M. tuberculosis (i.e. children born in high prevalence regions or children who travel to high prevalence regions) the cut-off proposed is 10 mm.
Public or internal statements are disseminated for increasing the preparedness of both the public and institutions or agencies.
In these severe situations, patients present acquired antithrombin III (AT) deficiency with plasma AT level lower than 80% either due to increased consumption related to disseminated intravascular coagulopathy (DIC) or induced by decreased liver synthesis, or increased vascular permeability and degradation by elastase [ 3].
As a result of HIV, a significant increase in anatomically disseminated KS cases was evident.
As shown in Figure 1, Zn2+-stimulated H2O2 production was visualized as an increase in fluorescence disseminated throughout the cytosol.
The increasing viral load disseminates via the circulation system, ie, the blood and lymphatic system, seeding and establishing more foci with replication.
