Despite the epidemics of '32 and '49, people still flocked to New York and other teeming cities.
Anthropologists have identified the combination of crises as the underlying cause for the epidemics of witchcraft accusations against children.
The epidemics of obesity, metabolic syndrome and diabetes can be slowed by healthy eating and regular exercise.
And two other horsemen of the apocalypse, the epidemics of crack and AIDS, galloped hard in those years.
Our house has also weathered the epidemics — of decay, development, and conversion — that have decimated its species, and about which Lockwood writes with artless passion and consummate authority.
The epidemics of crack cocaine and heroin appear to have burnt out.The biggest factor may be simply that security measures have improved.
But just as important, they said, were health worries that have taken hold in low-income communities because of the epidemics of obesity and diabetes.
On health, the group suggests a target of reducing the maternal mortality ratio to less than 40 per 100,000 by 2030, and ending the epidemics of HIV and Aids, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases by the same date.
Efforts to reverse the epidemics of diabetes and obesity will be an exercise in futility until we take a critical look at our dietary recommendations and question the science (or lack thereof) upon which they are based.
The worse the fever, he believed, the more "heroic" the treatment it called for; in the epidemics of yellow fever that afflicted Philadelphia in the 1790s his cures were more dreaded by some than the disease.
This investigation provided a methodological route to discover allosteric inhibitors against the epidemics of this Flaviviruses.
