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• Officials said Friday they feared an outbreak of intestinal diseases.
• He directs the outpatient clinic for coeliac disease and small intestinal diseases.
• These include tuberculosis, asthma, and intestinal diseases.
• In 1886 he became a licensed specialist of gastro-intestinal diseases in Berlin.
• As a result, dangerous intestinal diseases and other illnesses were a constant threat.
• Stomach and intestinal diseases are very common.
• Children and the elderly are suffering from intestinal diseases already, relief agency doctors said.
• The heat has also created a sharp increase in acute intestinal diseases, including dysentery.
• There are many cases of hepatitis, upper respiratory infection and acute intestinal diseases like dysentery.
• They have also caused several deaths and prompted a sharp increase in heatstroke and acute intestinal diseases.
• Acute intestinal diseases, including dysentery, are widespread, Fyodorov told the ITAR-Tass news agency.
• The heat has also prompted a sharp increase in the number of acute intestinal diseases, including dysentery.
• They have also caused several deaths and prompted a sharp increase in heat strokes and acute intestinal diseases.
• A strong indicator of the " extraordinary hunger " period is a sharp increase in gastro-intestinal diseases.
• The doctors'diagnoses of intestinal diseases were later confirmed in a specialized military hospital and the conscripts were decommissioned.
• Intestinal diseases are spreading in flooded areas along the Yangtze, and to a lesser extent in the northeast, Wang said.
• The natural spring which runs there is at the center of many beliefs, among them acting as cure against intestinal diseases.
• Their children were barely schooled, lice-ridden and wracked by intestinal diseases from water drawn from creeks poisoned by mining wastes.
• The majority of waterborne illnesses are enteric diseases ( i . e . intestinal diseases ) transmitted through the fecal-oral route.
• The researchers said the idea that lactic acid-producing bacteria halt intestinal diseases was proposed in 1908 by the Russian biologist Elie Metchnikoff.