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Epidemic pleurodynia
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A viral disease affecting the intestinal muscles, with symptoms like influenza, such as fever, headaches and pains in the chest. also called bornholm disease
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Epidemic, английский
- An outbreak of an infectious disease which spreads very quickly and affects a large number of people
- Эпидемия
- The outbreak of a disease which affects a large number and/or proportion of individuals in a population at the same time. 5 5
Epidemic curve, английский
Эпидемическая кривая графическое отображение распределения случаев заболеваний по времени их возникновения.
Epidemic disease, английский
- Эпидемическая болезнь болезнь, характеризующаяся высокими (эпидемическими) подъемами заболеваемости. 23
- Эпидемическая болезнь болезнь, характеризующаяся высокими (эпидемическими) подъемами заболеваемости.
- An illness with a higher-than-expected incidence in a given period within a given population
Epidemic intelligence service, английский
Epidemic occurrence, английский
- Частота (возникновения) эпидемий epidemiologic(al) investigation
- Частота (возникновения) эпидемий
Epidemic threshold, английский
Epidemic typhus, английский
- Fever with headaches, mental disorder and a rash, caused by lice which come from other humans
- Severe and sometimes fatal infection caused by rickettsia prowazekii and transmitted by body lice
Epidemic, common source, английский
Epidemic, mathematical model, английский
Epidemic, point source, английский
Epidemický, словацкий
Epidemico, итальянский
Epidemics, history of, английский
Epidemicus, латинский
Pleurodynia, английский
Pain in the muscles between the ribs, due to rheumatic inflammation
Intestinal, английский
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Lyme disease, английский
- A viral disease caused by borrelia burgdorferi transmitted by bites from deer ticks. it causes rashes, nervous pains, paralysis and, in extreme cases, death.
- Tickborne disease caused by the spirochete borrelia burgdorferi
Quotidian fever, английский
A violent form of malaria in which the fever returns at daily or even shorter intervals
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