Another possibility is that a new and more aggressive strain of avian influenza got into the new mix as well.
If those who are "victorious" over their diagnosis are the "winners," then it stands to reason that those unlucky enough to die after being diagnosed with a more aggressive strain of the disease or some unfortunate circumstance like infection, are "losers," or have "fought and surrendered to cancer".
This is a higher percentage than reported in regions that do not have preventive government programs, indicating a more aggressive strain of toxoplasmosis circulating in this environment [ 46].
However, there were shortcomings in preventive measures both primary and secondary, which were associated with more aggressive strain of T. gondii circulating among us [ 15, 95].
This one is for fans of that genre's more aggressive, industrial strains.
Together, these results suggest that low androgen environments select more strongly for hormone therapy resistant and possibly more aggressive cancer strains than do normal or elevated androgen environments.
In the present study, only carriers of the more aggressive CagA-positive strains of H. pylori were affected in their PG1-levels.
Straining of the Zn coating immersed in the solution was comparatively a much more aggressive condition than straining the sample in air before the corrosion tests.
It would be enlightening to investigate if sexual dimorphism in mandible shape is more pronounced in such aggressive strains, or whether it is due to other genetic or epigenetic factors.
Although to date there seems to be no major difference between the virulence of influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 strains and seasonal influenza (8) strains, a more aggressive course in specific populations, such as in young patients and pregnant women, has been reported (9, 10 ).
