Sentences with phrase «frequent outbreaks of»

Because there are so many domestic cats and dogs who are not vaccinated, there are frequent outbreaks of serious disease across the country.

Florida's coastline has frequent outbreaks of the toxic dinoflagellate Karenia brevis, whose toxins can escape into the air and cause severe respiratory distress.

Several states across Nigeria are witnessing frequent outbreaks of violence and Nigeria's military and police appear overstretched.

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For example, frequent travel across porous borders, poor nations with limited health infrastructure and no prior experience with Ebola, a history of regional conflict, and local customs (e.g. burial practices) contribute to how quickly and easily outbreaks can spread.

The world remains «grossly underprepared» for outbreaks of infectious disease, which are likely to become more frequent in the coming decades, warn a team of international experts in The BMJ.

In recent decades, dengue outbreaks in India have become larger and more frequent, with a greater number of severe cases and deaths.

Wildfires are larger and more frequent, and warm winters have brought dramatic outbreaks of bark beetles.

The study, published in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, provides evidence that China may be at increased risk for more frequent and severe dengue fever outbreaks similar to the 2014 outbreak in Guangdong Province that sickened more than 40,000 people.

«Comprehensive genomic study provides evidence that dengue has become endemic, diverse in China: Study suggests dengue can persist year - round in China, increasing the risk of more frequent and severe outbreaks.»

Second, the Asian lineage has caused frequent outbreaks in the Pacific islands and in 2013 was introduced into the Caribbean, followed by rapid spread to nearly all of the neotropics.

The frequent occurrence of disease outbreaks in humans caused by group A Streptococcus (GAS) is an on - going public health threat.

You can not rely on berries to be your only source of Antioxidants when you have herpes, you can cause frequent and more severe outbreaks.

It's important to use this cream consistently to improve the appearance of keratosis pilaris, a few times a week or even daily for those prone to frequent outbreaks.

Ultimately frequent and accurate information about diseases outbreaks improves horse welfare and helps to prevent negative economic impact that can result from decreased horse use due to a fear of spreading infection.

Dogs who are around groups of dogs such as frequent trips to doggie daycare, kennels, groomers, agility trials / shows or dog parks or who travel to areas of known outbreaks are at a higher risk level.

Canine distemper outbreaks are a fact of life in animal shelters across the country, and a frequent cause of loss of life for infected and exposed dogs.

A recent study suggests more than half of American travelers aren't vaccinated for measles before traveling abroad despite frequent outbreaks in Western Europe and Asia.

The ramifications of an amplified greenhouse effect, such as frequent forest fires, outbreak of pest infestations and summertime droughts, may slow plant growth.

Rarely is human - induced climate change mentioned as a cause or contributing factor in the recent outbreak of sever tornadoes although questions about causation are becoming more frequent on TV and newspapers in this writer's experience.

Around the turn of the 20th century, herders in the Russian North endured frequent anthrax outbreaks that killed 1.5 million reindeer, two members of the Russian Academy of Sciences reported in a paper published in 2011.

A lack of safe drinking water and sanitation results in frequent and sometimes deadly diseases such as diarrhea and outbreaks of malaria and cholera.

Critically, the reserves... benefit overall ecosystem health and resilience... outbreaks of coral - eating, crown - of - thorns starfish are less frequent on no - take reefs, which consequently have a higher abundance of healthy corals after outbreaks.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • Reduced occurrence of disruptive behavioral outbreaks in the assigned locality by 40 %, through conduction of frequent mental health awareness programs.