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| ascular Autoregulation in Ocular and Cerebral | Diseases: A New Perspective, a book which brings toget |
| erosol administered antibodies to attack lung | diseases; a treatment for gastric ulcers; and advances |
| n published A Practical Synopsis of Cutaneous | Diseases According to the Arrangement of Dr Willan, an |
| GAVI says these two | diseases account for 36 percent of all under-five deat |
| o the Ministry of Health and Welfare, chronic | diseases account for the majority of diseases in South |
| otrophic lateral sclerosis, certain lysosomal | diseases, acromegaly, denervation atrophy, lipid myopa |
| 14, 2005 program, reported on the carrying of | diseases across the border by illegal immigrants. |
| goats are classified as stock under the Stock | Diseases Act 1994 and the Territory has no general man |
| er the regulations governed by the Contagious | Diseases Acts 1863 - 1886. |
| toral League for the Repeal of the Contagious | Diseases Acts from 1872 to 1885 and of the British Con |
| those who had been opposed to the Contagious | Diseases Acts since the 1870s, was convinced to agitat |
| gn was begun in 1869 to repeal the Contagious | Diseases Acts, she was an obvious woman to lead it. |
| s also a prominent opponent of the Contagious | Diseases Acts, serving as President of the Northern Co |
| Association for the Repeal of the Contagious | Diseases Acts; soon afterwards the scope of the campai |
| rning workmen's compensation for occupational | diseases adopted by the Conference at its Seventh Sess |
| emiology, plant disease resistance, how plant | diseases affect humans and animals, pathosystem geneti |
| Some of these | diseases affect commercially important fish and can th |
| Several epidemic | diseases affected the population. |
| was known as a patron against sicknesses and | diseases affecting the genitals. |
| Neuropathic pain may be due to lesions or | diseases affecting the somatosensory system. |
| eeding on the powdery mildew fungus (Oidium), | diseases affecting some trees (including oak and hazel |
| ipowner Sir Alfred Lewis Jones to investigate | diseases affecting his employees and became the first |
| caused CMD to be one of the most detrimental | diseases affecting food supply in Africa . |
| Due to warfare and exposure to infectious | diseases after European contact, native tribes became |
| on problems as well as an increase of genetic | diseases after three generations of interbeeding betwe |
| ld Garrod) comprises four inherited metabolic | diseases: albinism, alkaptonuria, cystinuria, and pent |
| were a group of manmade | diseases all caused by environmental pollution due to |
| r pasma, some correlation has been noted with | diseases already recognized by contemporary medicine. |
| ge having uranium levels high enough to cause | diseases, also uranium levels in samples of three kids |
| i and Borrelia recurrentis cause very similar | diseases, although the disease associated with Borreli |
| s, Wickner maintains that URE3 and [PSI+] are | diseases, although this claim has been challenged usin |
| ia is one of the most frequent psychoneurotic | diseases among children. |
| F. columnare is one of the oldest known | diseases among warm water fish, and manifests itself a |
| ponse to rising rates of sexually transmitted | diseases among gay men. |
| patterns that cause susceptibility to common | diseases among large populations, rather than finding |
| bservance intended to raise awareness of rare | diseases among the general public and policy-makers. |
| 2. Mendelian | Diseases Among Roman Jews: Implications for the Origin |
| the cost of the treatment of tobacco-related | diseases amounts to 4.3 million Argentine pesos ($1.39 |
| nd in animals including: sexually-transmitted | diseases, an antiseptic, arthritis, pain, cancer, womb |
| iana, who conducted important research on the | diseases anaplasmosis and brucellosis. |
| Klietmann's career has centered on infectious | diseases and bringing together individuals and organiz |
| e delivered an address on the registration of | diseases, and furnished the society an accurate record |
| that help reveal the genetic underpinnings of | diseases and other important human traits." |
| s and mites), Plant Pathology (study of plant | diseases), and Food Science and Technology (study of f |
| n being in the jungle, including the insects, | diseases and heat. |
| return to the Dark Ages, and the insects and | diseases and vermin would once again inherit the earth |
| National Institute of Allergy and Infectious | Diseases and Harvard Medical School, he joined the Uni |
| e International Statistical Classification of | Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD-10). |
| s, treatments and cures for a wide variety of | diseases and afflictions including heart disease, canc |
| r Bath (type of Turkish bath), a cure to many | diseases and giving full relief when every thing fails |
| of epidemic, endemic, occupational, and other | diseases; and the creation of conditions which could a |
| nt on to be director of the division of renal | diseases and hypertension (2000-06), vice chairman (20 |
| rapeutic effect in the treatment of rheumatic | diseases and the complex of the Purgly Castle with its |
| hy is a subgroup of the myofibrillar myopathy | diseases and is the result of a mutation in the gene t |
| s International Statistical Classification of | Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD) manual defi |
| autions to prevent the outbreak and spread of | diseases, and in some cases she arranged for nurses fr |
| t leave, they would have contracted the avian | diseases and they would have perished. |
| so at the time, as in sexually transmissible | diseases; and those taught by the Seventh-day Adventis |
| rriery established on a study of the Anatomy, | diseases and cure of cattle, particularly Horses, Cows |
| ans were connected, for example, with various | diseases and with the timing for the engraving of tali |
| essay on the different causes of pestilential | diseases, and how they become contagious ; with remark |
| Sciences (LACS), the Department of Infectious | Diseases and Pathology, the Department of Physiologica |
| killed, raped, dehumanized, and infected with | diseases, and watching our children and families destr |
| the re-emergence of infectious and parasitic | diseases, and insurance linked securities. |
| List of eye | diseases and disorders |
| Schwartz specialises in tropical | diseases and travel medicine since 1980. |
| Biological Weapons Defense: Infectious | Diseases and Counterbioterrorism, Humana Press |
| Main article: List of eye | diseases and disorders |
| The company focuses on cancer, autoimmune | diseases, and viral infections. |
| Diseases and other natural calamities be spread throug | |
| shifted its focus towards chronic respiratory | diseases and secondary related diseases. |
| ing institution focused on neglected tropical | diseases and the control of diseases caused by poverty |
| , which conducts surveillance on communicable | diseases and diseases caused by acts of bioterrorism. |
| e at risk of drug abuse, sexually transmitted | diseases and other dangers. |
| By 1800, European | diseases and warfare had greatly reduced the populatio |
| He has an immunity to most known | diseases and radiation sickness. |
| t has been used to examine the spread of both | diseases and health-related behaviors. |
| Chairman of District Chest | Diseases, and is the chartered President of Lions Club |
| confront Narikuravas are poverty, illiteracy, | diseases and discrimination. |
| The Tocobago succumbed to European | diseases, and many were forced into slavery working in |
| U.S. Army physician, researcher of deficiency | diseases, and medical educator |
| irects several internet resources about heart | diseases and American healthcare. |
| levated OPG levels has been reported in heart | diseases and in severe mental disorders. |
| TG plays a role in inflammation, degenerative | diseases and tumor biology. |
| Many avian | diseases and parasites also pose a major threat to Haw |
| is in the new building, along with infectious | diseases and tropical medicine. |
| They are, however, resistant to most | diseases and make very good beginner fish. |
| e papyrus deals mainly with treatment for eye | diseases and pregnancy. |
| Consultation with experts in infectious | diseases and microbiology is usually indicated. |
| Achievement Award of the Institute of Kidney | Diseases and Research Centre, Ahmedabad, India (1996). |
| medical research primarily dealt with genetic | diseases and congenital abnormalities. |
| They did not have immunity to such | diseases and fatalities were high. |
| pecies can cause indirect damage by spreading | diseases and these are termed as vectors. |
| elds and shows good resistance against fungal | diseases and spring frosts. |
| Lefevere has suffered several heart | diseases and now delegates the role of directeur-sport |
| stermind behind it was Dr Cue, a developer of | diseases and gases. |
| e classifies the second kind as the different | diseases and sicknesses one suffers from. |
| End It on the subject of sexually transmitted | diseases and how sexual equality (votes for women) wou |
| quences for cardiovascular disease, metabolic | diseases and also a wide range of diseases of the elde |
| , he became the Section Chief of Neurological | Diseases and Blindness at the National Institutes of H |
| He has also applied ragas to cure some | diseases and to activate clouds for rain in prolonged |
| use two problems - it is vulnerable to fungal | diseases, and to damage in transit. |
| is traditionally used as a treatment for skin | diseases, and has found favour with European cosmetics |
| elp to gain insights into mechanisms of these | diseases and to create targeted drugs. |
| ng outbreaks of gastrointestinal, respiratory | diseases and conjunctivitis much sooner than previousl |
| His expertise in infectious | diseases and his leadership skills brought him to the |
| enic purpura (ITP), and in myeloproliferative | diseases and Bernard-Soulier syndrome. |
| level of albumin, however, is common in many | diseases and is especially important in liver disease. |
| eotide polymorphisms (causing many hereditary | diseases) and for DNA sequencing. |
| In addition he studied Infectious | Diseases and Tropical Medicine at the Prince Leopold I |
| nical Research and Development for Infectious | Diseases and Dermatology. |
| fe of deceit, people are plagued by ailments, | diseases and various types of desires. |
| He was an authority on contagious | diseases and medical officer at the construction of th |
| homes they are done to escape from incurable | diseases and to fulfil the aspirations of the people. |
| implicated in increased rates of degenerative | diseases and in the aging process. |
| for treating skin disorders, blood and bowel | diseases, and liver and kidney complaints. |
| es, as a treatment for epilepsy, asthma, skin | diseases and eczema. |
| years pass, Stroud becomes an expert on bird | diseases and even publishes a book on the subject. |
| dom that protects sheep against 7 clostridial | diseases and pneumonia. |
| e Spirit of Pestilence: Introduced Infectious | Diseases and Population Decline Among Northwest Coast |
| y, but it focuses mainly on treatment for eye | diseases and pregnancy. |
| form, called sIL-2R may be elevated in these | diseases and is occasionally used to track disease pro |
| worhsip at this sthalam will rid devotees of | diseases and mental disroders. |
| It is believed that the Deity here cures from | diseases and helps to overcome the fear of death. |
| uch as sickle-cell anemia are responsible for | diseases, and are considered hemoglobinopathies. |
| eople go to PHC for basic treatment of common | diseases and vaccination of their children. |
| ly occasionally because of her frequent heavy | diseases, and as such had to learn by herself. |
| g the risk of importation of exotic pests and | diseases and managing the risks should an incursion ta |
| For skin | diseases and piles, either a leaf tea or an ointment m |
| Leyden specialized in neurological | diseases, and was a leader in establishing proper hosp |
| lity, and reflexes, resistance to all Earthly | diseases and some resistance to magic. |
| used the plant to treat sexually-transmitted | diseases and to enhance the immune system. |
| on the influence of atmospheric conditions on | diseases, and particularly on cholera. |
| idative stress and is linked to neuromuscular | diseases and aging. |
| ndoor and outdoor pollutants with respiratory | diseases and lung cancer. |
| esearch in pediatric kidney and urinary tract | diseases and disorders. |
| rzemino is very susceptible to various fungal | diseases and can be prone to high yields and over crop |
| sier because the Siglit had been decimated by | diseases and were reduced to about 150 people. |
| e International Statistical Classification of | Diseases and Related Health Problems 10th Revision (IC |
| ve noticed that both are sexually transmitted | diseases, and that syphilis is often mistaken for othe |
| antibodies against 38-known tick-transmitted | diseases and 178 other arthropod-transmitted viruses. |
| The program dealt with sexually transmitted | diseases, and was selected by The Association of Women |
| medical conditions such as cancer, infectious | diseases, and cardiovascular disease. |
| Bast protected men against | diseases and evil spirits, and eventually parented a l |
| rs for complex treatment of several digestive | diseases and diabetes mellitus. |
| leaves is taken against sexually transmitted | diseases, and in Congo, leaves are used as part of tre |
| people with AIDS, cancer, glaucoma, and other | diseases, and helped work on Proposition P and Califor |
| youth development program, the prevention of | diseases and the need of a healthy and fit lifestyle. |
| ors such as the high occurrence of parasites, | diseases and the very low nutritional value of the nat |
| ch provides medical and surgical treatment of | diseases and injuries of the bones, joints and spine. |
| et up measures to control the spread of plant | diseases and harmful insects from both within and outs |
| of the Greek and Arabic physicians concerning | diseases and their treatment. |
| Gemistocytes are also found in some chronic | diseases and within certain brain tumors, which sugges |
| k for genetic variants associated with common | diseases and medication response. |
| He was well-known for his knowledge of scalp | diseases, and had a clinic which attracted patients fr |
| National Institute of Allergy and Infectious | Diseases, and private foundations and individuals cont |
| cramps, bowel irregularities, diabetes, liver | diseases, and urinary tract infections. |
| tive damage and reduce risk of cardiovascular | diseases and cancer. |
| edical entrepreneur in the fields of genetics | diseases and human reproduction. |
| ons was its undoing due to contact with avian | diseases and pests. |
| eatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular | diseases and to prevent thrombosis. |
| tion surgery is used to treat a number of eye | diseases and has become widely used in recent decades. |
| d internally as a decoction to treat venereal | diseases and as an aphrodisiac. |
| ill, and indeed was to be haunted by various | diseases and by depressions for the rest of his life. |
| outh African conditions, resistant to African | diseases and more tractable than a mule. |
| and Dante from complications of AIDS-related | diseases, and Kleban from cancer. |
| es, plus information on the organisation, the | diseases and the people that rely on MDA's help. |
| llnesses such as cholera, dysentery, tropical | diseases, and rickets. |
| er light wear), very resistant to common turf | diseases and requires minimal water and fertiliser. |
| unction and can also be seen in certain other | diseases and syndromes. |
| irit is contained in the water which can cure | diseases and bring rain during drought. |
| ate symptoms associated with various terminal | diseases and conditions. |
| ved because of a combination of insect pests, | diseases and nutrient balance; this is known as "clove |
| o be useful for a long time treatment of skin | diseases and also related to religious rituals. |
| e International Statistical Classification of | Diseases and Related Health Problems. |
| emia (Type I), galactosemia, glycogen storage | diseases, and fructose intolerance. |
| , the Spanish incursion spread new infectious | diseases and incited warfare by competing tribes in th |
| esearch including the modelling of infectious | diseases and molecular epidemiology of pathogens. |
| ecializes in the treatment of Rheumatological | diseases and disorders as well as sports-related injur |
| uno-therapy; emerging and infectious zoonotic | diseases; and diseases of the lung, respiratory track, |
| Diseases and pests foreign to the species, to which th | |
| y of metabolic problems associated with acute | diseases and their nutritional implications and manage |
| 003, Co-Director of the Center for Infectious | Diseases and Vaccinology of that Institute until 2007. |
| later renowned for his work relating to brain | diseases and held two jobs: a professor of medicine at |
| xtremely useful for both treatment of various | diseases and study of protein kinases in a variety of |
| e Health Sciences Division for Cardiovascular | Diseases and is in charge of the development of a new |
| iatrics, writing prolifically about childhood | diseases and serving as Secretary of the Children's Cl |
| esses, molecular causes for neurodegenerative | diseases and the use of microscopic and spectroscopic |
| e International Statistical Classification of | Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD-10) has five |
| on and support regarding sexually transmitted | diseases and AIDS. |
| reat dysentery and diarrhea, as well as other | diseases, and was also exported to Europe in the eight |
| prevention and control of HIV/AIDS and other | diseases, and the Secretary-General's intention to rev |
| warm summer days that can promote fungal vine | diseases, and extremely cold winter nights that can ki |
| mann (1832-1906) at the Vienna clinic of skin | diseases and syphilis. |
| robalans, it is employed in a great number of | diseases, and the kernel is sometimes used as an exter |
| ts successful treatment of the most difficult | diseases and conditions of the eye, ear, nose, throat, |
| Research of Internal Medicine and Infectious | Diseases, and director of the International Health Car |
| n antibiotics are used to treat non-bacterial | diseases, and when antibiotics are not used for the pr |
| em that associates various parts of the body, | diseases, and drugs as under the influence of the sun, |
| center, specializing in sexually transmitted | diseases, and catering to gay men and lesbians, was op |
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