Sentence examples for most debilitating neglected from inspiring English sources

The hookworms Necator americanus and Ancylostoma duodenale collectively infect 576 740 million people in impoverished nations (1) and cause one of the most debilitating neglected tropical diseases (2).

As the most expensive World Cup ever is set to begin in Brazil, a "yellow card" warning must be raised about one of Latin America's most serious public health threats: Almost 6 million of the most vulnerable people living in the nine participating Latin American countries today do not receive treatment for their most debilitating neglected tropical disease.

What is your most debilitating phobia or anxiety?

The jobs crisis is one of the most debilitating issues facing the EU and the eurozone.

Such avoidant behavior, Dr. Jackson noted, is among the most debilitating of PTSD symptoms.

Of these diseases, hookworm, Stoll's "great infection of mankind," is one of the most debilitating and widely disseminated.

But perhaps most debilitating were the psychological symptoms that she didn't think she could attribute to the radiation.

9 P.M. (13, 49) DEPRESSION: OUT OF THE SHADOWS Depression is among the most debilitating and least talked-about illnesses.

Noyes has developed a program to help young female athletes avoid A.C.L. tears, one of the most debilitating knee injuries.

Race is by far the most debilitating limitation of Title IX, yet you barely hear discussion of it.

They became corrupted by their own perceived omnipotence, and their greatest strength became their most debilitating weakness".