As Iversen grew up, she became aware of the growing incidence of bizarre cancers being diagnosed in local children.
He said the company's employees mirrored the general population in the growing incidence of diabetes and other diseases that often overlap with weight problems.
With driving fatalities rising at levels not seen in 50 years, the growing incidence of distracted driving is getting part of the blame.
But the violence in and around the capital, and the growing incidence of terrorism, seen in the suicide-bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad, pose a grave threat to the American rebuilding plan.
She helped make the issue front page news with her "fanny suit" – a vagina costume she wears to rallies – and the "muff march" to protest against the growing incidence of labiaplasty in the UK.
The growing incidence of obesity in the UK could see more than 700,000 new cases of cancer associated with excess weight over the next two decades, according to a report by health campaign groups.
The legislation was prompted both by the spread of camera-phones and the growing incidence of hidden cameras in bedrooms, public showers, toilets and locker rooms.
In 1866, The New-York Times ran an editorial against the scourge of gun violence and the growing incidence of armed students.
The growing incidence of diabetes is by many estimates the biggest public health challenge today, so companies are developing tools to help people with the disease manage their blood sugar.
But the 26-year-old Afghan woman still took 24 hours to die.It is hard to imagine a more agonising end, which makes the growing incidence of self-immolation in Afghanistan especially horrifying.
Rarely does the doctor determine which bacterium is the culprit before choosing an antibiotic, and the growing incidence of antibiotic resistance may mean that the first drug chosen does not work and a second more potent antibiotic may have to be taken.
