How to pronounce“dise”in English

diseases, creating the most trauma, uh the most emotional distress.

diseases because, as you can imagine, there are a lot of other medical needs as well.

disease, not necessarily because of the health benefits of the meal.

Disease. Pathology. Infirmity. Ailment.

diseases. Because it's all about proteins at the end of the day.

disenfranchised communities? Yeah. As you know, I've been on the Health Equity Task force

diseases like COVID, like Zika, Ebola, influenza. These are all zunotic scary

disease besides their trauma and found that they were at higher risk for a heart attack or stroke

disease, we've been finding.

disease and a cause for grave national concern.

disembodied brain would not experience emotion. Which means that for a machine

Diseases you cure. I want a cure.

disease, cancer, and chronic lung diseases through health education and lifestyle change.

disease. It was in 1906, that Alois Alzheimer-- who was a German pathologist--

disease, which we're seeing very commonly.

Disease causing agents love water.

diseased in a much more granular fashion than you could before.

disease without thinking about the larger idea of well-being.

Disengage. So then it reads in another number.

Diseases and armies. Now, for archaeologists, actually, plague is very difficult. It was very annoying.

diseases, including uh 650,000 HIV tests. Uh 97% of what they

disease yeah just farming there was just yeah there was some bad there was some diseases there was also just really bad

disease anymore. So this is 125 years ago and this was cool. This means that if we killed these microbes, we wouldn't

diseases. And you know we've got to this extent now that you know this kills

diseases. What has happened in 50 years?

disease. So they actually did fecal transfers. You can do this two ways. You can nasal gastric tube down here or

diseases, um all these things here. You may think I'm crazy, but actually there's starting to be some really nice

disease and aging essentially on the bacterial level uh and I think that's probably got some links to

disembodied feet washing up around BC yeah yeah you guys ever heard of that

diseases or climate change or habitat um usage and so on they Veer away from that so as with lots of different media

disenfranchised Americans who feel as if the American dream has left them out or left them behind um I think there are so

diseases for which antibiotics are completely ill suited to and finally our

disease okay what can we do about this well we could Target uh an enzyme that

diseases for 25 years Australian scientists have been trying to put War back here inside this mosquito and they

diseases it's got many advantages to it uh unlike insecticides which need to be

diseases and there are lots and lots of them that are wonderful at pest control

disease, extinction, disaster, IPCC.

disease, regret, or enhanced positive consequences like knowing your partner, preparing responsibly, enjoying

disease. And he's got a very rich career, and a long paper trail of very insightful work.

diseases like diabetes, and a host of other things that we're seeing very much in our society today.

disease, because there were a whole series of reasons why most people for most of their lives stuck very close to home.

disenfranchised part of those populations.

disengagement every year. So if you lose an employee, you can't retain them, they don't stay engaged, they're not going to be in a place

disease, with the high blood pressure.

disease secondary to diabetes.

disease, cancer, that I realized that there was a different path.

disease, cancer, and Alzheimer's.

disease like that. And I lost my uncle to ALS about 17 years ago, so I knew firsthand how difficult this would be for he and his wife.

disengaging entirely, I'm not I'm just doing things in a different way now.