Epidemics of infectious disease can escalate into pandemics, but do not always do so.
We provide high quality medication for some deadly disease which prouced in the west , especially focus on cancer and serious infectious disease.
Intriguingly, experimental research carried out by Nickerson and her team has implicated low-fluid shear environments in regulating the infectious disease potential of certain human pathogens.
We will build greater momentum to control malaria, TB and neglected infectious diseases.
Periodontitis is an infectious diseases and the key feature is bone resorption, but the exact mechanism of etiology is unclear.
The IHR (1969) were primarily intended to monitor and control six serious infectious diseases: cholera, plague, yellow fever, smallpox, relapsing fever and typhus.
Today, the Group of Eight vowed to improve the ways in which the world cooperates on surveillance for infectious diseases, including improving transparency by all countries in sharing information.
They call for hypertension to be placed on the same policy footing as preventing infectious disease.
Scientists from the University of New Mexico analyzed IQs across the United States and declared that exposure to infectious disease had a huge effect on brain power.
So you have to ask, what other infectious diseases are we missing?
Concerted action is needed at the EU and the national levels, because infectious diseases do not stop at borders.
"Instead of replacing the forest with cattle we are studying a cure for cancer and for infectious diseases, " said the botanist, sporting a goatie beard and a tattoo of Bob Marley on his bicep.
The first was a salutary reminder that infectious disease can hitch a plane ride anywhere.
When penicillin was discovered, in 1929, it suggested that treatment of disease could be simple-an injection that could miraculously cure a breathtaking range of infectious diseases.
They found consistent evidence that funding is skewed towards infectious diseases.
Neglected tropical diseases* are primarily infectious diseases that thrive in impoverished settings, especially in the heat and humidity of tropical climates.
Flu is an infectious disease characterized by fever, aches and pains and exhaustion.
Instead, President Barack Obama in 2009 called for taking alternative measures to avoid risk, such as helping other countries fight infectious disease while keeping an eye out for misuse of biology.
Louis Pasteur's original discovery that diseases and microbes don't just appear spontaneously allowed the whole field of infectious diseases to develop.
In a 2007 report in The Lancet, UCLA infectious disease specialist Sharif Sawires and his colleagues put it bluntly.
In this year alone, WHO has investigated nearly 400 rumours of acute threats to health, mostly from infectious diseases.
Glass says infectious disease is a perennial concern.
Public and political awareness of emerging infectious diseases is growing, as animal and human health specialists work closer together to avert potential outbreaks.
Claire Gordon, a 28-year-old trainee infectious disease specialist from the Austin Hospital, was working in the intensive care unit last year as a 22-year-old pregnant woman fought for her life there.
He asked for some advice from people within our department on how to contain infectious disease, during the period following this kind of natural disaster.
The recent emergence of infectious diseases appears to be driven by globalisation and ecological disruption.
Measles is an infectious disease.
The impact is now being felt in very poor countries, where we see morbidity from conditions such as hypertension and diabetes side-by-side with high mortality from infectious diseases.
