Sentence examples for published burden from inspiring English sources

The 2010 Global Burden of Disease Study recently published burden of disease estimates for mental health and substance use disorders, reporting that illicit drug use accounted for a large proportion of the global burden of disease for these conditions [ 16].

In 2003, the South African Medical Research Council published burden of disease estimates and listed cancer as the fourth leading cause of death and the eighth major contributor to disability adjusted life years (DALYs) in the country [ 5].

Since the article was published, the burden has been taken up a little more by the rest of Canada but of the 15,629 people that have signed so far still over 39percentt come from the country's most weed-friendly region.

We recently published pneumonia burden and etiology data from population-based surveillance in rural western Kenya undertaken from 2007 2010 [ 20].

Candidate conditions have been identified from published research; burden of disease, prevalence and frequency of presentation data; and quality of care priority lists.

In 2007, the group published Quantifying Burden of Disease from Environmental Noise, their preliminary findings on the health-related effects of noise for Europeans.

Recently published global burden of disease estimates identify mental and substance use disorders as the leading cause, worldwide, of years lost to disability (YLDs) [ 10].

The overall objective will be to publish this burden of disease data (including pharmacoeconomic analyses) to inform paediatric vaccination recommendations.

The methods used to combine exposure data and disease statistics into attributable disease burden have been published in the environmental burden of disease series [ 20- 22], based on previous global analyses [ 1, 23- 25].

Systematic reviews have been published on the burden on informal caregivers of ICU patients, but all have different definitions of caregiver burden.

In a devastating analysis of Greece's debt burden published in July, the IMF said it was realistic to assume asset sales would be worth no more than €500m a year – meaning it could take 100 years to raise €50bn.