Sentence examples for rises in the prevalence of from inspiring English sources
Professor Neena Modi, president of the RCPCH, said: "There have been inexorable rises in the prevalence of chronic, debilitating, non-communicable disease in adult populations that are crippling health economies and systems.
Increases in obesity have lead to rises in the prevalence of diabetes.
In this historical cohort of male university students, we found that a different socioeconomic patterning was already present before the rises in the prevalence of asthma and atopy occurred in the UK.
Different environmental exposures and/or disease awareness may explain this opposed socioeconomic patterning, but it is important to highlight that such patterning was already present before rises in the prevalence of asthma and atopy.
Something must be done to address this or there will be a substantial rise in the prevalence of diabetes in the UK".
The rapid rise in the prevalence of physical inactivity-related diseases has become a serious public health issue worldwide.
The worldwide rise in the prevalence of excess weight lends great interest to preventive measures aimed at satiety/satiation.
"If present trends continue, not only will the world not meet the obesity target of halting the rise in the prevalence of obesity at its 2010 level by 2025, but more women will be severely obese than underweight by 2025".
With little known about HIV/AIDS in SEE, this study provides guidance on how SEE countries can help prevent a possible rise in the prevalence of HIV given the close link of ART adherence and spread of HIV.
SINCE the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, there has been a large and steady rise in the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder among our troops.
Epidemiological studies document a rise in the prevalence of 'classic' stress-related illnesses, such as major depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and anxiety disorders, as well as addictions and other conditions that are often triggered by stress1.
