The burden of infectious diseases decreased significantly throughout the 19th Century. Thus, despite increasing trends in the emergence of new infectious diseases in recent decades, their impact in terms of human mortality or morbidity remains low in Western and developed countries. Infectious diseases,...
One of the most widely used spatial interaction models is a class of models known as ‘gravity models’, which have been used in a variety of socio-economic contexts since the 19th Century but have seen much development since the 1950s (see elsewhere7,8 for general reviews). The simplest ...
Corynebacterium diphtheriae was first identified in the late 19th century as the causative agent of diphtheria. It was later shown to elaborate a toxin tha... J Belko,D Wessel,R Malley - 《Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal》 被引量: 0发表: 2000年 Species identities and antimicrobial susceptibi...
underscoring the critical interconnection between wound healing and immune responses. Control of infection is prioritised as one of the first responses to injury. This involves the recruitment of cell types that are responsible for clearing damaged tissues and infectious elements by inflammatory...
Introduction In the 19th century, acute myocardial infarction (MI) resulting from coronary thrombosis was believed to be universally fatal. However, by the beginning of the next century, it was recognized that survival from acute MI was possible although still associated with significant mortality.1 ...
‘irritation theory’ in 1858, in which he concluded that irritation and its subsequent inflammation were the essential factors that led to the formation of neoplastic tissues.18,19Over a century later, these same similarities led Harold Dvorak to call tumours ‘wounds that do not heal’.20...
Of the first, “the infectious agoraphobia of the care home’s culture induced a kind of locked-in syndrome: with the best of intentions.” The other is run by a doctor who is close to a sadist. “However you disguise it, these establishments are warehouses for the pre-dead. With ...
Quarter of a century in the looking for optimal ways to prevent noninfectious diseases and new tasks for the future (to the 25th anniversary of the State research center for preventive medicine founding)S.A. BoytcovR.G. OganovRational Pharmacotherapy in CardiologyRational Pharmacotherapy in ...
Textile materials with antimicrobial properties started to be developed in the 19th century. Nowadays, there is already a sufficiently broad range of materials with antifungal and antibacterial properties. Nevertheless, research in this area is constantly evolving. The considered materials are of particular...
described as the most important health challenge of the 21st century, with the concern being that those individuals that are obese during their youth are likely to remain obese through to their adult life and as a result are more likely to develop cardiovascular diseases, cancer and diabetes [...