Sentence examples for rising epidemics from inspiring English sources

The interactions among the rising epidemics of obesity, OSA, and type 2 diabetes are likely to be complex and involve multiple pathways.

In this episode, we hear from practitioners from inside and outside the gay community on the work undertaken to create a gay-positive health response to rising epidemics before the arrival of AIDS in the city.

Studies have reported that these indicators are sensitive to structural changes and to rising epidemics that affect the wider population.

However, results of the SHS are increasingly applicable to other populations of different ethnicities in which there are rising epidemics of obesity, DM, and other metabolic abnormalities (27).

No jurisdiction sustains an adequate pediatric endocrine workforce to meet the rising epidemics of pediatric diabetes, pediatric obesity, and attendant complications (1).

Meanwhile, emerging evidence has led to a novel hypothesis that some of these chemicals, such as bisphenol A (BPA) and phthalates, may also be related to the rising epidemics of obesity and T2D (Casals-Casas and Desvergne 2011).

There is a desperate need for any approach that could slow the rising epidemic of dementia.

And she reports a rising epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases among teenagers.

Although the assessments carried out in the two surveys differed somewhat, the new data seemingly implies a rising epidemic of PTSD among young women in England today.

Calls have mounted for immediate and more effective action against a rising epidemic of suicide, particularly in remote areas and among younger and younger children.

Many identified connection to country and culture as vital tools in the fight against a rising epidemic of Indigenous youth suicide.