The pattern of reported WNV infection incidence, in contrast to the citation pattern for WNV and in contrast to both the incidence of Lyme disease and mortality from HIV in the U.S., appears to be cyclical, with increasingly higher annual incidence peaks recorded in 2003, 2006 and 2012 [ 4].
Although historically NCDs have afflicted affluent population, low-income populations increasingly present higher incidence, prevalence, and mortality as a result of NCDs [ 2, 3].
As a consequence of changing exposures to reproductive and nutrition-related determinants over time, women are at increasingly high risk of breast cancer, with incidence rates increasing in most countries and regions of the world in the past few decades.
Given the poor prognosis of ESCC and its high incidence, it is increasingly important to understand the initiation and progression of ESCC and to identify the prognostic factors most associated with it.
High incidence of UE is increasingly used as a marker of poor quality of care.
Increasingly effective vaccination strategies are needed to counteract the high incidence of contagious diseases associated with intensive swine breeding.
In addition to small eyes, reduced axial length and hyperopia, it is increasingly recognised that bestrophinopathies are also strongly associated with anterior segment abnormalities and a high incidence of narrow-angle glaucoma [ 9, 10, 13, 14, 20, 22– 24, 34].
Furthermore, with the high incidence of recurrences observed in patients resected of CLM, repeat hepatectomies are increasingly performed.
Sepsis awareness is perceived as increasingly important for 46% of interviewees in the UK, 43% in Italy, and 30% in Germany, due to its high incidence and mortality, and the importance of timely diagnosis for recovery.
