How to pronounce“diseases”in English

diseases of the brain, and many other certainly heart disease and other diseases in the body.

diseases and as we were doing it we were a lot of Articles from the library and one of the Librarians at Yale I noticed

diseases in our kids population doctors say these vaccines are safe parents

diseases -- having these things around, so if something comes up in a certain place, you can immunize that area. You can hold the disease in that area.

diseases um around the world by 203 it will be 10 million but look at how the

diseases and I think this is really the question for us and it's sort of the question I think I was asking when I was

diseases associated with it so I think that the traditional dichotomy between infectious diseases we have to do

diseases—all sorts of things that mates need to know.

diseases. We see opportunities, as with the ear, in the eye, another sensory organ that’s plagued with a number of degenerative diseases where known progenitor cells have been found that

diseases so they flew out there they administered a bunch of tests that are standard for them the tests materialized in 30 minutes the the results from it

diseases and wars and global warming and and all these things

diseases we hav't solved uh lots of diseases that we don't even have therapies for those are big challenges but nothing compared to delivering what

diseases so if we're to make the biggest most quickest impact that's where we have to start and then when you get into to education if you take a longer term

diseases moves into what we call empirical medicine that is their real patterns in things and there are no cookbooks that tell you uh what to do

diseases and treating these diseases is critical well what does it take to treat them we already know that it costs between 35 and 50 cents for well-known

diseases um there was a um very very flawed research which suggested that

diseases that would be unique to uh animals would not be able to be

diseases we can envisage how we could harness the immune system to manage

diseases they'll know more about their ancestry all these other things but it's really the disease stuff that I think gets people a little bit concerned um

diseases of aging and cancer really are the same kind of question of how many times cells can divide.

diseases.

diseases, but you can ask if it's eliciting the kinds of physiological

diseases diabetes uh Alzheimer's disease cancer cardiovascular disease

diseases of Aging the major diseases diabetes uh Alzheimer's disease cancer

diseases so that's a very simple uh hypothesis that came from identifying

diseases but you can ask if it's eliciting the kinds of physiological

diseases yet I really think it's it's underfunded in terms of uh an approach to treating these diseases and uh to give you an example I

diseases that we are dying from in elderly

diseases with droughts and she had superstitious explanations for

diseases yeah the government um needs to

diseases, which looks like is now within the realm of possibility, we could get rid of or very much delay Alzheimer's disease, which is the worst.

diseases that we know have hereditary influences because they run in families but they're much more complicated than say cystic

diseases that are in the blood uh because blood blood cells are very accessible uh to changes um and uh those kinds of things don't worry me so much

diseases and so right now we're working um with the University of iidon in Nigeria with Christian happy and it's amazing I mean so for me it's just

diseases or cured.

diseases which is as worrying from a global health perspective as communicable diseases are

diseases, not the diseases the person has, which is a critical change in how you think about framing, to think about who the target base is and then for those of us that

diseases and health systems strengthening so the major causes of

diseases, find doctor app, integrated our community health center directory into it, options for free and lowcost care, and they've gotten tons of people

diseases but in less than one percent of our disease budget our Global Health

diseases there actually are more people in the world now for weight than underweight there are higher rates of

diseases will kill four times as many people as infectious diseases and these

diseases that are treated at the Stanford Hospital a few blocks away from here tonight around the world

diseases so you know if you're trying to look into an area that that's still a

diseases that is if you have if you're born with a genetic disease you have a deletion or a mutation in a gene a single gene

diseases is the misfolding of proteins now back to the weirdness of the uniqueness of the folding there's a lot of ways for a protein to fold

diseases to understand and especially as it connects to the things that you're working on so it's very difficult to think about

diseases so in the context of the neonatal genome that gene version that allele was fine but in the context of the modern human

diseases and so on what does utopia if you get to pick yeah I mean it's a good question and a deep and difficult one I'm quite interested in it I don't have