preventable disease造句

Sweet, innocent babies die every day from a preventable disease in an indigenous country.

Investments to fight extreme poverty and preventable disease in Africa have been delivering significant results in recent years.

We cannot wait to see images of people freezing to death or dying of preventable disease before we act.

When a child dies of a preventable disease, it offends our conscience; when a disease goes unchecked, it can endanger our own health; when children are sick, development is stalled.

Without more rapid progress on developing health systems, large numbers of people will continue to die from mostly preventable diseases.

Specific events, such as the resurgence of tuberculosis and the return of vaccine-preventable diseases, pointed to an alarming deterioration in basic health system capacity.

Many other preventable diseases are of concern, including hemorrhagic septicaemia, sheep and goat pox and many production limiting diseases, such as mastitis.

But today, the health and vitality of our nation is at risk because of preventable diseases caused by poor eating habits.

How about if I were more specific and told you that over 30,000 children under age 5 are suffering from hunger and preventable diseases?

On the occasions I have been with her, she has always mentioned how, as a mother, she finds it heartbreaking that so many children die each year of vaccine-preventable diseases.