In the long term, Rogers believes the technology could provide an electronic link to the body's most subtle processes, including the movement of enzymes and antibodies, to track the path of disease.
Models combining landscape genetics with ecological epidemiology could be used to determine the most likely path of disease spread, at the landscape scale, between the location of a documented positive case and one or many nearby cities to assess, among other things, health risks for human populations.
The network of diseases was later modeled by calculating disease linkages in terms of shortest paths between pairs of disease proteins.
Shortest paths between pairs of disease proteins were computed to measure the disease linkages and to identify sharing proteins and connecting proteins, most likely responsible for disease linkages.
The co-occurrence of atherosclerosis (and neuro-vascular diseases in particular) and mood disorders may influence the evolutionary paths of both diseases [ 14].
Different individuals may be at different stages of development along the path to disease, but this is not usually measurable.
Thus, different individuals may not be at the same stage of development along the path to disease, although verification is usually not possible.
CURRENT THERAPIES Our focus for therapies, at this point, is for managing the path of the disease, for comfort, rather than stopping the onset of the disease.
For example, type 1 diabetes mellitus is associated with three paths of the MeSH disease hierarchy that ultimately are rooted to three top-level disease categories: metabolic diseases, endocrine system diseases, and immune system diseases.
So "Pox Americana" sifts carefully through journals and records of the late 18th century to reconstruct the path of the disease.
They have been able to follow the path of the disease closely.
