Sentence examples for parallel epidemics from inspiring English sources

Better clues to the causes of the autism phenomenon come from parallel "epidemics".

In a sense, researchers are waging a race against three parallel epidemics occurring across multiple continents.

These parallel epidemics present serious global crises with significant public health and economic consequences.

This has led to multiple parallel epidemics within the UK, and subtypes are strongly associated with ethnicity and exposure group.

The first possible bias is the emphasis of a single epidemic picture, whereas there are several parallel epidemics.

Abecasis et al. [20] used data from the SPREAD European surveillance programme in 2002 2005 and found that subtype was highly determined by demographic subgroups and suggested highly compartmentalized, parallel, epidemics but only CRF02_AG and subtype F had significant time trends.

Nowadays, when the cost of a pill addiction has become too high, people are turning to heroin as a cheaper alternative, fueling a parallel epidemic of hepatitis C and HIV infections spread through sharing injection drug equipment.

Jude Law as Alan Krumwiede Krumwiede is an ardent conspiracy theorist who, according to Law, is the so-called index patient for "what becomes a parallel epidemic of fear and panic".

In Africa the study of TB is complicated by the parallel epidemic of HIV because co-morbidity is common, making it necessary to consider HIV infection, especially in high HIV prevalence areas.

The parallel epidemic in obesity greatly compounds the problem of diabetes.

Obesity is clearly driving a parallel epidemic of associated chronic diseases in all age-groups, including type 2 diabetes, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, atherosclerosis, obstructive sleep apnea, and liver dysfunction.