It's like, look, I may die from this – but, on the other hand, I may not.
The incubation time is a critical factor in determining how many people may die from variant C.J.D., Dr. Cousens said.
They say more than 100,000 people may die from the disease in the next several decades.
While shrubs may die from inadequate moisture, they are little affected by the rare fires that occur.
Some cancers grow so slowly that a woman may die from another disease first while other cancers would cause no harm.
An estimated 10-30% of those who undergo FGM may die from it, either directly because shock, haemorrhage or infection, or from further complications when giving birth.
One or two people may die from it every few years, most of them elderly or very young, but an antivenom has been available since the nineteen-thirties.
Crude oil ruins the insulating and waterproofing properties of feathers and fur, and thus oil-coated birds and marine mammals may die from hypothermia.
Another 1 billion more may die from it in this century if current trends continue unchecked.In recent years smoking has been sharply restricted in some unlikely places.
Failing to provide TB screening and treatment to prisoners means not only that prisoners will become infected and may die from TB, but that efforts to control TB in the community will fail, and that drug-sensitive TB will be replaced by deadly drug-resistant TB. "Good prisoner health is good community health" is a well-known maxim among public health experts.
The cover letter stated: "As you know, unfortunately, children may die from critical illness in the PICU.
