Sentence examples for older diseases from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, this statement was often criticized in light of the emergence of formidable diseases, including AIDS, and the resurgence of older diseases in more virulent forms.

Civil libertarians condemned the measures, but experts say it was similarly intrusive legislation, public awareness campaigns and improved sanitation and medicine that helped Singapore beat a host of older diseases endemic to its tropical neighborhood, including malaria, typhoid, hepatitis and leprosy.

Over the last few decades many new animal diseases have emerged, and older diseases have spread to new areas.

Another key ingredient is the "never return" assumption which means that "older" diseases are always driven into new territories, while being eliminated from old territories.

The older disease of ergotism, the scourge of Europe for centuries, is considered in detail.

Additionally, dozens of new disease-metabolite associations were also identified and many older disease-metabolite associations were also updated.

The criteria for sampling were age 65 years or older, disease requiring hospitalization, and a written assignment from the patient or trustee.

Russia's political turmoil, its economic crisis and its new freedoms have been accompanied by a wave of old diseases.

But, Dr. Nicoll said, "we are wary" about the the agency's ability to deal with SARS and other epidemics of new and old diseases.

In addition, old diseases like yellow fever, malaria and dengue fever have reappeared in their former haunts and spread to new areas.

Trachoma is the world's leading cause of infectious preventable blindness, and it is one of the oldest diseases known to man.