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Meanings of economic burden in English

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Usage of economic burden in English
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Conclusions: Obesity rates are leading to a large health and economic burden.
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Chronic wounds represent a rising health and economic burden to our society.
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Autoimmune diseases incur a substantial economic burden to the patients and society.
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Obesity-related diseases are placing a substantial health and economic burden on Brazil.
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Urethral strictures impact quality of life and exact a large economic burden.
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Arterial and venous thromboembolic diseases are a clinical and economic burden worldwide.
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Your aristocracy and your privileges necessarily bring a social and economic burden.
The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II
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These diseases present a major socio- economic burden to large areas of sub-Saharan Africa.
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The heavy economic burden was shared by farmers and the tourism sector especially.
The Irish Times
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Assessment of health economic data confirmed the economic burden of RV GE episodes.
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JD occurs worldwide and causes enormous economic burden in dairy industry.
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It shows the economic burden if NCDs continue to rise in the Pacific.
Radio NZ
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Conclusion: CIED infections are expensive and associated with significant health- economic burden.
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Interventions are needed to close the treatment gap and minimize the economic burden.
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However, data describing the economic burden of CTS is limited.
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Perhaps not as important, but worth noting nonetheless, chickenpox represents a hefty economic burden.
The Guardian
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