Monkeypox provides a unique case study of "slow-motion" emergence (over decades), which is ideal for developing methods that can be applied to other prepandemic pathogens.
In Illinois, as in many other areas of North America (25 ), there is growing public health concern over the emergence of Lyme disease (26 ); although, the statewide incidence in Illinois over the study period (1.1 cases/100,000 persons) was an order of magnitude lower than that which characterizes the Lyme disease endemic regions in the northeastern United States (27 ).
Concern over the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria has led to an effort to reduce the use of the drugs.
In that context his finger wagging over the emergence of a new nationalism of conspiracism seems a trifle alarmist.
Concern has mounted in some quarters of the party — and anger among citizens — over the emergence of a powerful and privileged elite.
"As a result, young people are facing unprecedented pressures, not just over the emergence of cyberbullying and revenge porn, but constant exposure to unattainable aspirations of what they should look like, and be like".
The Taiwanese election marks a huge defeat for the Nationalist Party, which in the 20th century controlled first China and then Taiwan, and which presided over the emergence of the very democratic forces that ultimately upended it.
Having removed the obstructive LTTE, or (remembering the restorative powers of the Tamil diaspora) at least crippled it, Mr Rajapaksa could preside over the emergence of a liberal Tamil polity.
In the 1980s, when the attacks were carried out, Sikhs around the world were in ferment over the emergence of a militant Sikh separatist movement whose goal was to carve an independent Sikh state called Khalistan out of the Punjab.
Russia, if only by virtue of geography, and the United States, because of its global reach, could exercise significant influence over the emergence of a new geopolitical balance in Eurasia.
