Schistosomiasis used in a sentence

Schistosomiasis in a sentence as a noun

Aswan Dam also lead to the prevalence of schistosomiasis, or bilharzia.

In regions with close to zero schistosomiasis infection there is no positive correlation between cancer and cholesterol.

If you go back to a policy maker in 1817 would have no idea that 2017 dollars could treat schistosomiasis, or any number of other medical conditions, so they would undervalue a 2017 dollar.

Egypt in particular has around 20% HCV prevalence, the story goes that the UN funded a program to eliminate schistosomiasis in the 1980s via vaccination, but the campaign did a lot of shared needlesAMA I guess

It also happens that cholesterol also correlates with schistosomiasis infection.

But it cost vastly more to build than expected, silt build up was much faster than expected, leading to a shorter lifespan than expected, it caused a terrible schistosomiasis epidemic and farmers had to spend huge quantities on fertilizer.

For people living in the 3rd world it is appalling how crazy and unrealistic is the world view of people that never saw someone with schistosomiasis, malaria, sleeping disease, tuberculosis, ...Even for developed countries, what about the side effects of overweight and obesity?

There is malaria and schistosomiasis, these two are holding back development of the African continent; there is also the emerging threat of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, yet there is preciously little research done into these because there is little money to me made.

Other diseases have spread this way; an Egyptian campaign against schistosomiasis ended in 1980 after giving more than half its “beneficiaries” hepatitis C.> And, in one of his own studies of elderly Africans, Dr. Pépin was told that many of those injected against sleeping sickness in the 1940s had died in the 1950s.