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Significats de epidemics en anglès

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Rapid spread of infectious disease to a large number of people in a given population within a short period of time.

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Ús de epidemics en anglès
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Health officials said they were confident they could prevent outbreaks of epidemics.
Reuters
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The time available to implement successful control measures against epidemics was estimated.
Pubmed
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Those epidemics involved relatively straightforward and simple things- aproductand a message.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
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Influenza epidemics occur once a year during the winter in temperate areas.
Pubmed
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With some cases of cholera already reported, fear of epidemics is growing.
The Guardian
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In concentrated epidemics, expanded access for key populations was also cost effective.
Pubmed
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Plague played a large part in the epidemics of the Middle Ages.
Disease and Its Causes
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Sichuan has been on high alert for epidemics, said vice governor Li.
The Irish Times
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It has raging HIV and heroin epidemics and a dilapidated housing stock.
The Guardian
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The greatest epidemics of which we have any knowledge are of plague.
Disease and Its Causes
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In recent years, serogroup W135 has also been the cause of epidemics.
Pubmed
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Throughout its history the country has been ravaged periodically by fearful epidemics.
Hebrew Life and Times
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How can there be such apathy towards this most devastating of epidemics?
The Irish Times
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But, like many epidemics, the thing had a fairly short life span.
Despoilers of the Golden Empire
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Typhus fever is now a rare disease, and epidemics are quite infrequent.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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That is more than twice as many epidemics as any other country.
Reuters
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Translations for epidemics
Epidemics a través del temps
Epidemics per variant geogràfica
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