Epidemics

Typhus, Epidemic

The word "typhus" comes from the Greek word for "cloudy" or "misty," referring to the
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This could have been so much better: To begin with, I was terribly distracted by all the typographical/spelling and
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Breast Cancer - A Global Epidemic Guest Author - A. Maria Hester, M.D. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of
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An epidemic is an occurrence of cases of a disease in excess of usual expectations for a particular population. An
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The Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a training program
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Dragon Within the Gates: The Once and Future AIDS Epidemic
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It's a grim statistic that makes every parent a little crazed: This may be the first generation in which children live
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With contributions from an international team of leading researchers, the book pulls together updated research results
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This flagship report presents the considered views on the state of the HIV/AIDS epidemic of the Joint United Nations
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A question has been floating around in the media ether for the past few months concerning an "epidemic" in
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Genius: Dr. Sarno's genius won't be unveiled until we (as a specie) get a grip on our emotions. For now, the world is
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Welcome to the twenty first century: I loved reading all the literary allusions, and I loved the flow of language, but,
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By Nissa Simon The number of cases of diabetes in the U.S. may soon reach epidemic proportions, particularly among
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Americans and Chinese both eat about eight pounds of peanuts per person each year. Peanut allergy is almost non-
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Ever strip a screw when you're in the midst of a do-it-yourself project? Suddenly, you need to use real elbow grease to
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