endemic diseases การใช้

• China has the biggest problem with endemic diseases in the world.
• The region is faced with problems of endemic diseases like schistosomiasis and malaria.
• Some accounts have warned of a risk of endemic diseases, including diarrhea and cholera.
• Europeans carried these endemic diseases but the First Nations had no immunity to them.
• The Podunk suffered high rates of mortality from infectious endemic diseases carried by the colonists.
• The sleeping sickness, leprosy, and other endemic diseases.
• U . N . experts say up to half of present world population at risk of endemic diseases.
• It has also grown to be a highly active research center for endemic diseases such as malaria and bilharziasis.
• In Nigeria, aggravating factors include millions living under poor hygiene in crowded cities weakened by endemic diseases including malaria.
• He dealt with work-related diseases and accidents, vaccination of children, endemic diseases and the betterment of conditions for doctors.
• The economic reality at present is that little progress has been made in addressing even these well-understood endemic diseases.
• Four years later, Labesquiere created and headed a successor department : the Department of Rural Medicine and Endemic Diseases.
• Weakened by hunger, children in Fik quickly succumb to rampant diarrhea and endemic diseases such as malaria and tuberculosis.
• In addition to his bequest to the Louvre, he left funds for the study of these two endemic diseases.
• Misregulation of the PDGFR?'s kinase activity ( typically activation ) contributes to endemic diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular disease.
• "In-country veterans were exposed to land, air and water that teemed with toxic chemicals . . . and endemic diseases,"
• The community health volunteers receive training on prevention and control of prevailing infectious and endemic diseases in their own community.
• While extolling their health, he ignored their short life expectancy and high rates of infant mortality, endemic diseases, and malnutrition.
• He eradicated, in only two years, endemic diseases such as malaria, by means of highly aggressive campaigns against the vector.
• Their numbers were seriously reduced by deaths from epidemics of measles and smallpox, endemic diseases carried by General Bravo's troops.