Sentence examples for increasing epidemic of from inspiring English sources

With the increasing epidemic of obesity, the prevalence of OSA among adults is estimated to be up to 17%% [ 10].

However, understanding the biology of FTO and its downstream actions could potentially reveal novel therapeutic targets in our battle against the increasing epidemic of obesity.

While competing public health priorities exist, expanding efforts in children's health beyond the prevention of infectious illnesses would stem the tide of an increasing epidemic of chronic disease in Mexican children [ 5- 7, 20, 66, 67].

As hepatic steatosis is considered the hepatic manifestation of the metabolic syndrome, its prevalence is expected to rise [ 4] in parallel with the increasing epidemic of obesity and the metabolic syndrome [ 5, 6].

Third, type 2 diabetes is increasing more remarkably in men than in women in the Taiwanese younger generation in recent 2 decades, probably due to the increasing epidemic of obesity in the young men [ 37, 38].

The rapid economic development has been accompanied by westernization of lifestyle behaviors and an increasing epidemic of obesity and metabolic syndrome in China during the past couple of decades.

But her reality will also be beset by obstacles: growing social and political instability, widening economic inequity, rising incidence of natural disasters and increasing epidemics of non-communicable diseases, among them.

Like the rest of the world, China is experiencing an increased epidemic of obesity [ 3- 5].

In the last 200 years, the number of DENV lineages worldwide has been increasing exponentially [ 3], along with increasing epidemic frequency and occurrence of severe forms of the disease [ 4, 5].

Some studies provide strong evidence of the relationship between El Niño and increased epidemic risk of vector-borne diseases in distinct regions throughout the world (13, 14).

Distinguishing between type 1 and type 2 diabetes in the young is complicated, however, by the ever-increasing epidemic of overweight/obesity and other risk factors for insulin resistance in this population [ 30], which may result in misdiagnosis or substantial delays in arriving at a definitive diagnosis [ 31].