Sentence examples for long-term epidemics from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon of relapse, well identified in long-term epidemics of disease such as HIV/AIDS, 41 enables one to explain, at least partly, the paradoxical findings in Martinique.

The continuing spate of LGBT youth suicides was only the most visible tip of the continuing long-term epidemic of young people who live in a society that teaches them to hide and to hate themselves.

Among these zoonotic strains, those arriving to cities, not only could rapidly generate a larger hub of infected people but also, being placed at a major traffic node, would have had more long-term epidemic possibilities.

The long-term epidemic occurrence of C. difficile PCR-ribotype 176 was also reported in Poland [ 9, 10].

The Sustainability Agenda, a key dimension of PEPFAR 3.0's new business model, acknowledges that long-term epidemic control and maintenance of the progress to date will require country-owned responses.

Given the burden of syphilis in MSM and the clear need for more impactful interventions to reduce incidence and achieve long-term epidemic control, we created a mathematical model of syphilis transmission dynamics in Toronto, Canada to estimate the potential effectiveness of different syphilis screening strategies.

Gabon is part of the Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network (GOARN), which contributes towards global health security by, 65 (1) fighting the international spread of outbreaks, (2) ensuring that appropriate technical assistance rapidly reaches affected countries, and (3) contributing to long-term epidemic preparedness and capacity building.

In line with these countrywide mortality findings, previous studies on NHL incidence trends in several Spanish regions have also reported a recent attenuation of the long-term epidemic increase in NHL [ 6, 13], which was mainly attributable to the progressive introduction and subsequent full implementation of modern diagnostic procedures.

Long-term establishment (epidemic emergence) of HIV probably also depended on rapid initial adaptation to the new human host species.

A multivariate model was fitted, including corrections for long-term fluctuations, influenza epidemics, and meterology, before analyzing the effect of pollution.

In its annual report for 2001, the Narcotics Control Board estimated that the number of people abusing ya baa had doubled in a year.Thailand is the first country to experience methamphetamine abuse on anything like this scale, so no one knows what long-term effect this epidemic will have.