Not exact matches
By the 1960,
deaths from
infectious disease were no longer common.
Evidence for protection
by breast - feeding against infant
deaths from
infectious diseases in Brazil.
By 2000, 33 million people were infected, 14 million had died, and in Africa it had become the number one cause of
death through
infectious disease.
A serious and sometimes fatal
infectious disease that is spread
by infected mosquitoes, malaria and its parasite Plasmodium falciparum, is responsible for nearly 450,000
deaths every year, the majority of them children under the age of five.
Clearing land for farms and developments has long been assailed for destroying amphibian habitats, but the main culprit in their
deaths, according to the report, is chytridiomycosis, an
infectious disease caused
by a waterborne fungus.
Tuberculosis is the leading
infectious disease cause of
death in the world and there is a global effort to eradicate it
by 2035.
The average life span for a pygmy is only about 17 years; a leading cause of
death is
infectious disease carried
by the miasma of microbes that flourish in the hot, moist jungle.
He proved that a vitamin A deficiency dramatically increased childhood morbidity and mortality from
infectious disease, and that a 4 - cent dose of vitamin A not only prevented and cured eye
disease, but also reduced childhood
deaths by 34 percent.
«The women in the Network, like this consortium, understand that if we do not address the unmet need for family planning, the other global health goals of improving maternal, infant, and child
deaths and combating
infectious disease, will be difficult to achieve
by 2015,» concluded Duff Gillespie, PhD, professor with the Bloomberg School's Department of Population, Family and Reproductive Health.
Some opioid - related
deaths may be missed when people die from pneumonia and other
infectious diseases spurred on
by drug abuse.
A: Vaccines have protected millions of animals from illness and
death caused
by infectious diseases.
Core vaccinations are recommended for all horses because the
diseases are prevalent; highly
infectious; have the potential to cause serious
disease or
death; pose a threat to human health; or are required
by law.
«The Monterey sea otters are bigger, live longer, and have a higher population growth rate,» Lafferty summarized, while «contrary to past results» reported
by others, «
infectious disease was not a particularly common source of
death in the small sample of 17 tagged sea otters that were found dead during the study.»
«For the most part, the dancing manias [after the dreadful miseries of the Black
Death,] present more of the characteristics which we associate with epidemic
infectious diseases of the nervous system.They seem, rather, like mass hysterias brought on
by terror and despair, in populations oppressed, famished and wretched to a degree almost unimaginable today.»
By trapping the earth's heat in the atmosphere, greenhouse gases lead to warmer temperatures and all the hallmarks of climate change: rising sea levels, more extreme weather, heat - related
deaths, and increasing transmission of
infectious diseases like Lyme.
For example, certain states may prohibit cremation of remains for a certain period unless the
death was caused
by a contagious or
infectious disease, or prohibit family members from assisting in preparing the body for disposition if there is a risk of transmitting a communicable
disease from the corpse.