Sentences with phrase «human illness»

These bacterial infections can cause a range of human illnesses from skin infections to pneumonia.

Although studies have failed to establish a causal relationship, some scientists and activist groups continue to emphasize the role of trace levels of synthetic chemicals in human illness.

In retrospect, it is somewhat bizarre that nobody in the golden era of antibiotics questioned why soil bacteria make medicines for human illnesses.

This amount is estimated to be more than four times the amount of drugs used to treat human illness.

The researchers believe that studying early developmental immune activation in mice may be valuable for diagnosing certain human illnesses and understanding how they develop.

These results can also help model corresponding human illnesses.

When it comes to illnesses in dogs such as arthritis, you will find many are similar to our own human illnesses.

There have been no reports of pet or human illness associated with this product.

Our doctors have made it their life's passion to gather and incorporate the most innovative approaches, tools and protocols for holistic healing of human illness and disease.

They have also compared the mouse and human genomes, which together are expected to help researchers find genes for diseases and lead to new treatments for human illness.

But these scientists and others have continued working at the problem in the hopes of one day eliminating certain human illnesses.

Since the mid-1990s, these parasites have become a real problem causing human illness in various forms.

Lyme disease is the most common vector - borne human illness in the Northern hemisphere, with an estimated 300,000 Americans infected each year, and a confirmed incidence of 60 cases per 100,000 residents in New England each year.

It might not be a «toxin'the way we traditionally define the term, but the American Institute of Stress warns that chronic stress has been linked to 3 out of 4 doctor's visits and may be one of the root causes behind more than 60 percent of common human illnesses.

The answer could provide new insights into human illnesses like jaundice and malaria.

Multiple brands of dry pet food produced by Diamond Pet Foods at a single manufacturing facility in Gaston, South Carolina have been linked with human illnesses.

Our present knowledge of the psychosomatic nature of much human illness, to give but one example, is clear proof that such is indeed the case.

Human milk contains proteins that promote brain development and specific immunities against human illness.

It was noted that EPA's measure of 400 ppt was and remains in effect for only short - term exposure to PFOA, which has been linked to a number of human illnesses including forms of cancer.

A whole set of data has come out of this — which is now to available to the scientific community — which will be significant for research into mammalian biology as well as the study of human illness mechanisms.

A section on human illnesses describes the five main kinds of algal seafood poisoning, which causes symptoms such as diarrhea and numbness.

«The animal kingdom undoubtedly holds information that could help lead to cures for many human illnesses,» said Craig Dinsmore, executive director, Utah's Hogle Zoo.

Midges are less likely to bite humans than mosquitoes, and there have been no reports of unusual human illnesses from farmers whose livestock is infected.

To prevent human illness when such toxicity is found, state health departments temporarily close beaches and federal regulatory agencies temporarily close fisheries and shellfisheries along the affected coast.

Further, a newly emerging African flavivirus, Bagaza virus [18], both causes human illness [4], [19] and infects birds in Africa [20], [21].

To learn more about the outbreak — and the basics of dog - to - human illness transmission in general — Health spoke with Craig Altier, DVM, PhD, professor of population medicine and diagnostic science at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine.

Overuse of antibiotics in animals reared for food has led to antibiotic - resistant strains of bacteria that make treating human illnesses increasingly more difficult.

Dog DNA project provides clues to human illnesses Melbourne researchers are examining the DNA of dogs in a research project aiming at determining the genetic causes of common pet diseases - and to provide a model for combating diseases such as diabetes and multiple sclerosis in humans.

This on or about April 5th connection to human illness appears to tie into the notice that manufacturing had shut down at the South Carolina pet food plant (which we learned later occurred on April 8th).

(Monitoring for human illness alone is too far down the chain, given the animal source of the new strains of such viruses.)

Although the fucose findings are still preliminary, unlocking the role of this sugar in competitions between gut microbiota and pathogens could theoretically give rise to new therapies for treating human illness.

Malaria, West Nile virus and dengue fever are the more common human illnesses, but the most notable mosquito - borne affliction is heartworm disease.

Jul. 12, 2016 — Fecal transplants are increasingly being used to treat certain human illnesses and more scientists have begun to research the transplants» effects in animals.

Point: Dogs carry certain intestinal parasites, fleas, and ticks that cause human illnesses.

As well as dealing with human illnesses, immunologists also work within veterinary sciences.

Turtles in the home could lead to environmental contamination with Salmonella bacteria and result in human illness.»

These knowledge gaps are particularly concerning after a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found that human illnesses from mosquito, tick and flea bites more than tripled in the United States from 2004 to 2016.

Cantwell, whose co-sponsors were Susan Collins (R — ME) and Bernie Sanders (I — VT), argued that the vast majority of these chimps were «simply wasting away in these facilities» because they were «poor research models for human illness, and they have been of limited use in the study of human disease.»

«Finding these similarities and studying the aspects of mouse biology that may reflect human biology, allows us to approach the study of human illnesses in a better way,» affirms Bing Ren, one of the principal authors from the ENCODE Consortium and a lecturer in molecular and cellular medicine at the University of California — San Diego.

«In general, diet and exercise can help lower risk and potentially prevent many chronic diseases, but we are not at the point where illness is optional,» says Dr. Edward Giovannucci, a professor at Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health, whose research focuses on the roles of nutrition and genetics in human illnesses.

«After more than a decade of our eating biotech foods, there has not been a single scientifically confirmed case of human illness that can be attributed to food biotechnology,» he writes.

That's why he spent $ 50 million of his own money developing the prototypes and testing them in Third World villages, and they work, and we have to get the word out because 50 percent of all human illness is caused by waterborne pathogens.

Our study goes a long way towards validating the usefulness of this animal model and provides enormous support for its use in human illnesses.

«The mouse is one of the most utilised models for studying human biology and we use it for creating models of human illnesses and testing new drugs and therapies.

Besides killing people, global warming also contributes to some five million human illnesses every year, the researchers found.