Значения термина endemic diseases на английском

These facts admit of no explanation in the present state of our knowledge of endemic diseases.

These unconventional approaches should be merged in order to optimise surveillance of emerging and endemic diseases in challenging environments.

Being poor countries implies a lack of human and financial means to ensure effective surveillance of emerging and endemic diseases.

In disease surveillance, capture-recapture approaches have been used to estimate the frequency of endemic diseases monitored by imperfect surveillance systems.

In the past couple of years, several reported outbreaks of endemic diseases in various parts of Papua have killed hundreds of people.

Those climates, for instance, which engender endemic diseases, are, in general, congenial to the growth of plants that operate as antidotes to them.

But insecurity after tribal clashes have made people afraid to make the journey, said Mounir Lugga, the health ministry's director of tropical endemic diseases.

It said endemic diseases like malaria and dengue "never produced so many deaths in such a short amount of time" in Yemen.

From Alabama, where endemic diseases of poverty are making a comeback, to hurricane-racked Puerto Rico and the jobless strife of West Virginia, "Americans are suffering".