However, separate surveillance programs cannot effectively address problems that arise due to interactions between multiple diseases in vulnerable populations.
Satisfying FDA concerns about a trial that breaks tradition and measures multiple disease endpoints in an aging population, they say, will open the door for pharma to enter the field.
Indeed, broadly screening the variants across disease populations has uncovered multiple new genetic predispositions for familial breast cancer.
The SF-36 is validated for the assessment of QoL in multiple disease states including cardiovascular disease and elderly populations.
The evidence for the presence of multiple disease resistance genes in a maize association population [ 43] revealed that quantitative BSR can be conferred by a single gene.
Our model predicts that multiple disease variants broaden the risk distribution, facilitating the identification of susceptible populations.
Three hypothetical scenarios have been developed here to illustrate how multiple interventions could manage multiple disease problems through integrated, multi-disease, inter-programmatic, and/or inter-sectoral approaches in three very different populations (an impoverished periurban favela, an indigenous community, and a medium-sized city with a mix of populations and diseases).
Pulmonary disease populations are continuously increasing worldwide.
Thirdly, a single Population Register, which is responsible for the linkage of all directly and indirectly identifying information, is effectively shared, via the Identifier Translation Agency, by multiple Disease Registers.
In the context of an aging end-stage renal disease population with multiple comorbid conditions, transplantation professionals face challenges in evaluating the global health of patients awaiting kidney transplantation.
