Sentences with phrase «source of disease»

Furthermore, conventional milk is a leading source of disease, along with other major diet triggers like sugar and gluten.

Current treatment strategies (most often long - term steroid use) are plagued by difficult side effects and fail to target an underlying source of the disease.

You won't find a more concentrated source of disease - fighting, beauty - enhancing, life - extending honey secrets anywhere!

More and more studies are finding that heavy metals are a contributing source of disease and other health issues.

Fiber - rich strawberries are a top source of disease - fighting antioxidants.

The lone star tick is the primary source of this disease.

The teeth may look pretty, but the real source of disease has not been addressed.

The presence of large numbers of white blood cells in the affected tissues is diagnostic for inflammation and can also rule out cancer and infectious sources of disease.

Over the past few decades, crop breeders have increasingly relied on the wild and weedy relatives of domesticated crops as new sources of disease resistance, drought tolerance, and other traits.

The culprit: fumes from nitrogen - rich fertilizers and animal waste combine in the air with combustion emissions to form solid particles, which constitute a major source of disease and death, according to the new study.

There are over 1,500 microbes that are known sources of disease among the human population, and influenza is one of the most virulent among them.

Sweet potatoes are an excellent source of disease - preventing vitamin A, but can often get drowned in unhealthy add - ins.

1) Breast milk does continue to be a valuable source of disease protection and nutrition for the child after one year old.

Spending on cholera goes mostly to contain outbreaks in new places, leaving hotspots as continued sources of disease.

The so - called water bugs, which thrive indoors on fermenting and rotting foods, are rich sources of disease - causing bacteria.

Besides enhancing the biodiversity of the ecosystem, the scavengers supported by puma provisions are available to quickly consume the carcasses of creatures that died due to natural causes, thereby removing possible sources of disease, he suggests.

Four young Xinane men had entered the village, noted a later medical report, and taken machetes, metal pots, and clothing, the latter a potential source of disease transmission.

Both of these renewable sources of diseased and healthy cell models, controlled for genetic variability, can be used for a variety of downstream applications to study and treat disease.

CReM's research using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), which self - renew indefinitely as undifferentiated cells that become specific adult cell types, has helped create an inexhaustible source of disease - or patient - specific stem cells.

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The culprit: fumes from nitrogen - rich fertilizers and animal waste that combine in the air with industrial emissions to form solid particles — a huge source of disease and death.

Others note that cooling towers are only one of many sources of the disease, with 10,000 to 18,000 cases reported annually, and that building owners may be unfairly singled out by enacting hasty, stringent legislation.

Other sources of the disease include humidifiers, mist machines, whirlpool spas and hot springs, although none of these are likely to have caused such a concentrated outbreak in the South Bronx.

So puppies from puppy mills and unsanitary breeders are also a major source of the disease.

The searchable database will help researchers pinpoint the sources of diseases, create individually tailored treatment plans, and discover new targeted medicines.

Hatred, fear, boredom, and hopelessness are often the sources of disease, and love, courage, high purpose, and hope are then needed to effect a cure.

An epidemic is not halted merely by treating the individuals affected, but by getting to the source of the disease.

• Standing flood water can be a source of diseases such as tetanus.

When a new disease like SARS threatens to become pandemic, it becomes obvious why we need experts who can track the source of the disease not just to bats in general but to Chinese horseshoe bats of the genus Rhinolophus.

In Florida, CWR include Indian pumpkin, or Okeechobee gourd, an endangered wild relative of squash that grows only on the shores of Lake Okeechobee; and Florida gama grass, a source of disease resistance and other useful traits in corn that is only found in Florida and Cuba.

«It is difficult to pin down the source of a disease when the mutation maps to a region of the genome with no known function,» Pugh said.

«In genetics, it's common to identify a gene that is the source of a disease.

In by far the majority of cancer cases, the doctor can quickly identify the source of the disease, for example cancer of the liver, lungs, etc..

Now, researchers at DTU Systems Biology have combined genetics with computer science and created a new diagnostic technology based on advanced self - learning computer algorithms which — on the basis of a biopsy from a metastasis — can with 85 per cent certainty identify the source of the disease and thus target treatment and, ultimately, improve the prognosis for the patient.

Today, the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) in Bethesda, Maryland, announced it will pour more than $ 116 million into three sequencing centers, which will use «large - scale» sequencing to focus on unraveling the sources of disease and elucidating the workings of disease - causing organisms.

Gene therapy assumes that you know either the genetic anomaly which caused the disease, so as to provide the cell with a functional copy of the absent or defective gene, or the function of the gene being inserted and that this function can repair the pathological mechanism which is the source of the disease.

With our proprietary technology, we are developing novel medicines designed to achieve therapeutic effects specifically at the source of disease to deliver new solutions for patients.

Pharmaceuticals most often work on symptoms like pain or discomfort, while masking the source of the disease.

These studies shifted the dialogue about the source of disease.

We already suffer enough without letting our yoga practice be a source of disease!

We used the properties of common foods and herbs to purify our bodies, correct imbalances, remove the sources of disease, and heal damaged tissues.

While the good people (well, the good movie extras) of Cedar Creek, Calif., hack, gasp and develop embarrassing skin conditions, army doctor Hoffman and Rene Russo (his disease - specialist ex-wife) and military scientists Cuba Gooding Jr. and Kevin Spacey race against time to figure out the source of this disease.

Pets are susceptible to getting intestinal parasites, a source of disease in not only dogs and cats, but also in those who care for them.

Pets can easily be infected by intestinal parasites, a source of disease in not only cats and dogs, but also in the humans who care for them.

Often, during natural disasters, mosquitoes and dead animal carcasses can be sources of disease and outbreaks of zoonotic diseases may occur.

While it's possible for feral cats to become infected with rabies, feral cat colonies themselves do not generally serve as a source of the disease.

Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show that cats are rarely a source of disease, and that it is unlikely for anyone to get sick from touching or owning a cat.3 «Feral cats pose even less risk to public health than pet cats because they have minimal human contact, and any contact that does occur is almost always initiated by the person,» says Ackerman.

I understand my cat is a source of these diseases to other cats because it is infected with the virus.