Previous honorees have gone on to drive on - the - ground efforts
against infectious diseases like Zika and Ebola, discover new exoplanets and observe gravitational waves, and be recognized with other high honors including the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers and the Breakthrough Prize.
Political instability and dangerous conditions in Syria have made it difficult to wage a large - scale public health campaign
against infectious diseases like polio.
Not exact matches
Building on these successes, gene therapy may soon be used to correct hereditary genetic
diseases like cystic fibrosis, hemophilia, and Tay - Sachs and to activate the immune response
against a wide variety of
infectious diseases and cancers.
Although the advances we'll see may not yield dramatic increases in longevity
like those observed during the 20th century when society successfully tackled
infectious and parasitic
diseases, it will probably produce some impressive gains
against age - related
diseases and disorders.»
According to Dr. Cees Vermeer, one of the world's top researchers into vitamin K, nearly everyone is deficient in it — just
like most people are deficient in vitamin D. Most Americans get enough K from their diet to maintain adequate blood clotting, but NOT enough to offer protection
against health problems
like cancer, osteoporosis,
infectious disease, brain conditions, heart
disease, varicose veins and more.