Warren E. Buffett's $31 billion gift to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will help the foundation pursue its longstanding goal of curing the globe's most fatal diseases, Mr. Gates said yesterday, along with improving American education.
Malaria is still one of the most fatal diseases in the world.
Cervical cancer is one of the most fatal diseases, and researchers are actively developing methods of early diagnosis and treatment.
Despite abundant knowledge accumulated in cancer biology and remarkable advancements in clinical translation, cancer is still one of the most fatal diseases.
Obesity and overweight are the fifth most fatal diseases leading to an increased rate of morbidity and mortality in global population, with its incidence increasing drastically.
Diabetes is evolving as one of the most fatal diseases confronting humanity right behind cancer and cardiovascular diseases.
Despite significant advances in surgery, medicine, and radiation therapy, thoracic neoplasms especially lung cancer remain the most fatal diseases worldwide.
Plasmodium falciparum malaria is presently among the most fatal diseases in the East African highlands, where an estimated 34 million people remain at risk [ 1].
As the most common fatal disease caused by a recessive allele, carried by 4% of European Americans, cystic fibrosis is a good candidate.
In horses, T. evansi induces an acute and most often fatal disease which temporary leads to giving new specific names such as T. equinum or T. hippicum before concluding on a single parasite exhibiting pleomorphic signs in a large range of hosts.
Take, for example, AIDS, one of the most fatal infectious diseases facing humankind.
