International support -- both financial and otherwise -- is certainly needed to help combat the severe poverty and disease gripping our nations.
Humanitarian assistance is on the ground, but the United Nations cannot raise even a quarter of the amount of money it says it needs to help combat the problems.
This review is focused on the most promising sortase A inhibitor compounds that are currently in development as leads towards a new class of anti-infective drugs that are urgently needed to help combat the alarming increase in antimicrobial resistance.
Tuberculosis (TB) is responsible for the greatest number of deaths attributable to a single infectious agent worldwide and most of this mortality is in developing countries.[1] New diagnostic tools, and enhanced treatment strategies, are needed to help combat the TB epidemic.
New diagnostic tools for TB, new and enhanced treatment strategies, plus efficacy markers to compare them, are needed to help combat the epidemic.
Innovative diagnostic tools for TB, new and enhanced treatment strategies, plus validation of markers that indicate efficacy of treatment, are needed to help combat the epidemic of dual HIV/TB co-infection.
New therapies that are short-acting, that are effective against all forms of Mtb (latent, actively replicating and drug-resistant forms) and that prevent the emergence of Mtb granulomas, are urgently needed to help combat the disease [ 7- 10].
Benjamin Weiser (NYT) ALBANY: PATAKI FAULTS LACK OF VIRUS AID -- Gov. George E. Pataki lashed out at the Clinton administration yesterday, saying that it had failed to provide the state with desperately needed money to help combat the spread of the West Nile virus.
"Racism is completely unacceptable and we need tough sanctions to help combat it".
And by "changes and developments," I assume he meant an increase in the meth consumption already ravaging a great deal of the Thai population, all of whom are in desperate need of something to help combat their addictions.
