Childhood diarrhea remains a serious global public health issue, with an estimated 1.7 billion infections and 0.7 million deaths in children under 5 years annually, most of which occur in industrializing regions.
The need for a new approach is urgent, the researchers say, because a surge of growth in quickly industrializing regions of Asia and the Americas could have environmental effects that exceed those of the industrialization of the West.
The Southeast Asia and Western Pacific regions contain half of the world's children and are among the most rapidly industrializing regions of the globe.
Several regions of the country went into a deep recession, leading to scattered unrest in heavily industrialized regions.
The Low Countries are one of the world's more highly industrialized regions and have market economies that are heavily dependent upon external trade.
Sensors for active, in particular, toxic and explosive gases play an important role in the monitoring and control of the environment, especially in highly industrialized regions.
In recent years, the data from Kaengkhoi District of Thialand, Ho Chi Minh City of Vietnam, South Korea, Taiwan and the East, North and Northeast regions of China, which are the newly industrialized regions, also displayed a striking species shift from S. flexneri to S. sonnei[ 18- 22].
24 First, basic science and animal studies support the concept of repetitive alveolar epithelial cell stress due to an array of potential inciting agents in the pathogenesis of IPF. 3, 24 Second, epidemiologic studies have observed geographic variation within countries in the occurrence of IPF, particularly in highly industrialized regions.
Industrialized regions in Poland are characterized by high ambient pollution, including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) from coal burning for industry and home heating.
Although studies suggest that pandemic mortality rates will be higher for industrialized countries (8, 26 ), if a pandemic were to first appear in less industrialized regions with high baseline mortality rates, the pandemic might be missed or dismissed as yet another spike of endemic infectious diseases during the initial epidemic phase until deaths increased.
As the predominantly agrarian societies of European South Africa began to urbanize and industrialize, the region evolved into a major supplier of precious minerals to the world economy; gold especially was urgently needed to back national currencies and ensure the continued flow of expanding international trade.
