Morbidity

... provide for themselves and families as well. And of course the reality here is that, the less quality the living standards are, the high in morbidity and mortality rate certainly. I’ve said too much here, getting out of the topic I guess. :wink: How I wish I could also improve some of my ...

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... millions and was indiscriminant, but was very episodic. Malaria kills thousands annually, and is likewise indiscriminant, but usually tends toward morbidity rather than mortality. Smallpox, Yellow Fever and Typhoid used to kill large numbers of people before vaccinations were possible. I wouldn't ...

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... Nephrotoxicity is a well-recognized side effect of cyclosporine, whereas thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, which is associated with high morbidity and mortality, is less well known. Dermatologists should be familiar with these and other severe adverse reactions of the most popular and ...

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... disruption. Other agents are included as Category B or C because they are moderately easy to disseminate, even though they only cause moderate morbidity and low mortality. There are those who argue that the use of C. immitis in a non-endemic region should be considered for inclusion in Category ...

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... scale, the classical principles of clinical medicine and epidemiology would apply. Prompt diagnosis and early interventions could reduce morbidity and mortality, and mitigate the effects of a biological attack. In the aftermath of a biological attack, dermatologists could play a critical ...

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