burden of disease造句

The planning should take into account the burden of disease in the country.

Environmental hazards are responsible for as much as a quarter of the total burden of disease world-wide, and more than one-third of the burden among children.

By focusing on reducing environmental risk factors, nearly a quarter of the global burden of disease can be prevented.

WHO, through the global INTERSUN programme, aims to reduce the burden of disease resulting from exposure to UV radiation.

In the exhibit, visually intriguing images and floor patterns graphically depict the burden of disease from tobacco.

The primary objective in an emergency, whether natural or man-made, is to reduce avoidable loss of life and the burden of disease and disability.

Every year WHO analyses data from its 193 Member States and produces burden of disease and mortality health estimates, which are published in the World health Statistics.

Action 3.1: Assess the burden of disease attributable to climate change and project it to future years using existing and new approaches.

The relative contribution of each of the above sources to the overall burden of disease is unclear but consumption of undercooked contaminated poultry is believed to be a major contributor.

Given that, why is it difficult to attract interest in research in an area such as tuberculosis, even though it causes a large burden of disease across the world?

Future research should focus on evaluating the impact of injection practices on the burden of diseases transmitted through unsafe injections.