People routinely died of malaria, cholera, and starvation.
Those were the days when 1,500 babies routinely died of diarrhea every week during the summer.
In a quarter of an hour you could walk from the palatial glamour of the opera house to slums where babies were routinely dying of tuberculosis.
Women here in rural Zimbabwe routinely die in childbirth for lack of ambulances or other transport to hospitals, and they get no help.
By Dana Schimmel NEW YORK, 28 June 2005 - In the mountainous regions of Peru, children routinely die from exposure to cold weather during the winter months.
While hundreds of thousands jostle for a glimpse of the deities, and scores routinely die in stampedes, the rich are whisked away from their choppers for special appointments with their benevolent gods.
The number of sensor cells that detect smell routinely die out and, in younger people, are replaced.
The surprising observation that healthy neurons routinely die during normal development was first made by the laboratory of Erich Kallius, then more extensively explored by Viktor Hamburger and Rita Levi-Montalcini.
The tumors are extremely proliferative, and mice routinely die within 30 days following intracranial injection.
People routinely died from starvation and disease.
