Sentence examples for simple disease from inspiring English sources

"Here's a simple disease with an incredibly elaborate mechanism".

"Lung cancer used to be a very simple disease," says Middleton.

Here we consider simple disease spreading processes on empirical time-varying networks of contacts between individuals, and compare the effect of several immunization strategies on these processes.

Coarctation of the aorta (CoA) is often considered a relatively simple disease, but long-term outcomes suggest otherwise as life expectancies are decades less than in the average population and substantial morbidity often exists.

To assess and compare the ability of two measures of multimorbidity and a simple disease count (DC) to predict health outcomes in a population of patients aged ≥80 years.

In a video produced at Michigan to honor his career, Dr. Wegman said, "There is as much or more satisfaction in working with large populations with large numbers of people as there is in helping a single person get well from a simple disease, and I've had the good fortune to take part in teaching on both sides of that".

People are dying of simple diseases.

When war creates orphans, food crops fail, and simple diseases kill en masse, kids find succor where they can.

There is much better knowledge about the genetic basis of many simple diseases — those caused by a single genetic variant — but most of those diseases are rare and account for a small fraction of the overall burden of disease.

What's infinitely more important is that today some 18,000 children who in the past would have died of simple diseases will survive, about 300,000 people will gain electricity and a cool 250,000 will graduate from extreme poverty.

The evidence of this perpetual robbery is everywhere in Nigeria: in the broken roads that kept many Nigerians from visiting family members over Christmas; in the health care systems so rotted that simple diseases like malaria and measles kill; in the police officers who demand 15-cent bribes from passing drivers because their salaries are so low they cannot afford drinking water while on duty.