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• The Sanitarium focused on the community's most urgent needs, treating primarily acute diseases.
• They began to die of scurvy or acute diseases that killed quickly, such as influenza.
• "' Quark Pharmaceuticals "'is a pharmaceutical company that develops RNA interference-based treatments for chronic and acute diseases.
• Historically, the RDAs have been set to prevent such acute diseases as scurvy or beriberi, as a result of vitamin deficiencies.
• Galen also probably knew of the works of Praxagoras, writing on natural sciences, anatomy, causes and treatment of disease, and on acute diseases.
• Zimbabwe suffered occasional outbreaks of acute diseases ( such as HIV / AIDS pandemic The rapid drop was ascribed mainly to the HIV / AIDS pandemic.
• Chronic or congenital diseases might be investigated using barium swallows, endoscopy and biopsy, whereas acute diseases such as reflux may be investigated and diagnosed based on symptoms and a medical history alone.
• Acute diseases were caused essentially by a constriction of the pores, or an obstruction of them by an excess of atoms; the Chronic were caused by a relaxation of the pores or a deficiency of atoms.
• In 1676 Sydenham published a seminal work, " Medical Observations Concerning the History and Cure of Acute Diseases ", in which he promoted his brand of opium tincture, and advocated its use for a range of medical conditions.
• If the deal is approved by antitrust regulators, Coram would emerge as the clear leader in the highly fragmented business of administering intravenous medicines and nutritional products in the home to patients with cancer, AIDS and other chronic or acute diseases.
• A major force driving the field is medicine's shift away from a longtime focus on infectious and other acute diseases; instead, it's confronting a vast and aging population beset by chronic degenerative diseases, from Alzheimer's to Parkinson's disease to arthritis and diabetes.
• Acute diseases, such as fevers and inflammations . he regarded as a wholesome conservative effort or reaction of the organism to meet the blow of some injurious influence operating from without; in this he followed the Hippocratic teaching closely as well as the Hippocratic practice of watching and aiding the natural crises.