Rheumatoid arthritis remains a major health problem worldwide, with a prevalence that may amount to one case per 100 people depending on the geographical area of the world considered [ 1].
Based on ELISA, Cryptosporidium and Giardia rates were around one case per 1000 person-years, although PCR-based estimates were slightly higher.
While it is difficult to determine the extent to which our results underestimate the prevalence of scabies infections we believe, on balance, given the survey design and the environmental conditions more than one case per household could reasonably be expected.
He sold one case per week until the winery ran out.
The Coast Guard gets an average of one case per day and all cases are logged and investigated.
Two groups had high rates of interval cancer, defined as more than one case per 1,000 mammograms.
According to our assessment, the current prevalence of Trichinella in Danish pigs is less than one case per million, which we interpret as negligible risk.
Definitions of microcephaly vary, but European and North American countries report about one case per 5,000 live births to one per 10,000.
Rather, autism diagnoses continued to skyrocket on the same trajectory that began in the late 1980's, rising from less than one case per 10,000 Danish youngsters in 1990 to more than three a decade later.
Before its Zika outbreak, Brazil reported about one case per 20,000 live births — in other words, half or a quarter as many as it might really have had.
So far in 2015, only 51 children have been diagnosed with polio, just a bit more than one case per week.
