They're sick, diseases were spreading that we can't treat". .
But how much more unsettling are the astonishing images of the dissected and the diseased in The Sick Rose: Disease and the Art of Medical Illustration, a new book sourced from the Wellcome Trust's unrivalled collection.
Drains themselves got terrible press because people believed that (a) they weren't stopping people from getting sick because disease travelled through the air, not infected water supplies, and (b) the bad smells that came out of them were dangerous.
The suffering of families fleeing their homes and living in dire conditions along the Nile; of mothers mourning the senseless deaths of their husbands and young sons; of children sick with disease, families surviving on very little food, and young people unable to finish their education.
As a result, workers and children show up for work and school sick, spreading disease among coworkers and school children because they have no choice.
There is an innate sense of fear instilled just by being in a place we only frequent if a chainsaw ends up wedged in one's head, or are very sick with disease.
The puppies sold at Liyuan are often mistreated they're taken from their mothers at too young an age, they're fed scraps instead of nutritious dog food, they're either not vaccinated or vaccinated illegally, and if they do get sick the disease spreads quickly in the high-volume mills where they're raised.
Tg+ sick late (disease grade ≥3) mice continued to have a dramatic infiltration of mononuclear cells (Fig. 3D), and also exhibited a significant loss of sciatic nerve tissue, as evidenced by a decrease in tissue diameter.
These three cardiac transcription factors further turn on a contractile cardiomyocyte program in the SAN, which eventually leads to sick sinus disease (SSD).
A variety of etiological factors can lead to sick sinus disease (SSD), a collection of disorders defined by abnormal electrical impulse formation and propagation from the SAN.
