Chronic lifestyle diseases display seasonal sensitive comorbid trend in human population evidence from Google Trends. by Jai Chand Patel, Pankaj Khurana, Yogendra Kumar Sharma, Bhuvnesh Kumar, Sugadev Ragumani

“…Among the 12 lifestyle diseases, the study provides an indirect evidence in the existence of severe seasonal comorbidity among hypertension, obesity, asthma and fibrosis diseases, which is widespread in the world population. Thus, the present study has successfully addressed this issue by predicting the SCLD, and indirectly verified them among the world population using Google Search Trend. …”
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Prevalence of HBe Ag and LFT Survey in HBsAg Positive Blood Donors in Kerman by M.J Zahedi, S Darvish-Moghaddam, M Haiatbakhsh, H Ferdowsi, L Mozafarian

“…More than 2 billions of world population have been exposed to this virus and 350 millions of them (5% of world population) are chronic carriers of HBV. …”
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A vast range of opportunities for feeding the world in 2050: trade-off between diet, N contamination and international trade by Gilles Billen, Luis Lassaletta, Josette Garnier

“…The results show that feeding the projected 2050 world population would generally imply higher levels of inter-regional trade and of environmental nitrogen contamination than the current levels, but that the scenarios with less recourse to inter-regional trade generally produce less N losses to the environment. …”
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Cytomegalovirus: A tale of resistance by Janković Marko, Jovanović Tanja

“…Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a pathogen that affects the majority of the world's population. It may exhibit a wide spectrum of clinical manifestations, ranging from asymptomatic infection in the healthy, congenital disease of the new-born to downright life-threatening illness in the immunocompromised. …”
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DIMENSIUNILE GLOBALE ALE FENOMENELOR GENERATE DE PROBLEMELE ALIMENTARE by Boită Marius

“…Location on thisposition is determined by several factors, among which a prominent place occupies thepopulation growth, which increases demand for food and the insufficiency of the dailyration for a significant proportion of world population. Thus, the increase of the number ofpeople covered by extreme poverty means a greater malnutrition, given that poor people eatless and are forced to buy cheaper and less nutritious food.…”
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Causas y consecuencias de la deficiencia de hierro sobre la salud humana by José Boccio, María Concepción Páez, Marcela Zubillaga, Jimena Salgueiro, Cinthia Goldman, Barrado Domingo, Margarita Martinez Sarrasague, Ricardo Weill

“…<br>Anaemia and nutritional iron deficiency significantly affect the world population. In this article we discus the main causes and consequences that this nutritional deficiency produces on human heath.…”
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THE ECONOMY OF NATURAL DISASTERS by BORIS NIKOLAEVICH Porfiriev

“…Steady production growth and rapid urbanization, the concentration of population and enterprises in the areas of natural hazards (primarily the coast, the 150-km strip home to 44% of the world population and the concentrated 4/5 of the largest cities in the world)are the main factors increasing the risk. …”
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Diagnosis and prognosis of COPD exacerbations in overweight patients. by N. V. Korzh

“…Increasing incidence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (4th place among all causes of death within the general population) and overweight, as one factor for progression of respiratory tract pathologies (more than 30% of world population suffers from overweight) suggests that further study of pathogenetic characteristics of their combined course and search for new ways of differential pathogenetic therapy are important nowadays. …”
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Developments in Indian Missile Program: Options for Pakistan by Shams-uz-Zaman

“…The sporadic events of violence and state terrorism in Indian Held Kashmir, as have been witnessed in past few months, pose serious threat to a major chuck of the entire world population. Due to mutual hostility and suspicion, role of international community, especially the major powers, would remain critical in facilitating the bilateral peace between the South Asian nuclear rivals or else possibility of a nuclear exchange between India and Pakistan would keep the populace of this region hostage to the nuclear radiation effects around the globe.…”
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ORGANIC WASTE FROM LIVESTOCK SYSTEMS: PRODUCTION OF BIOGAS AND DERIVATIVES by Manolo Muñoz-Espinoza, Marcos Barros-Rodríguez, Segundo Curay-Quispe, Roberto Valencia-Núñez, Anselmo Carrasco-Silva, Sixto Mayorga-Paredes

“…The increase of the world population brings as consequence the imperative need to produce more food. …”
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Cutaneous and Systemic Psoriasis: Classifications and Classification for the Distinction by Bing-Xi Yan, Xue-Yan Chen, Li-Ran Ye, Jia-Qi Chen, Min Zheng, Xiao-Yong Man

“…Psoriasis is a chronic multisystem inflammatory disease that affects ~0.1–1.5% of the world population. The classic cutaneous manifestation of psoriasis is scaly erythematous plaques, limited or widely distributed. …”
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Behavioral and Personality Changes Caused by Toxoplasma: Imagination or Reality by Zahra Eslamirad

“…About a third of the world's population is infected with the chronic form of the parasite, which is usually asymptomatic and causes severe symptoms only in the presence of the parasite in the eye and nervous system. …”
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IMMUNOPATHOLOGY OF VITILIGO: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE by A. E. Silva, L. Castoldi

“…The disease affects an average of 1% of the world population, usually individuals with mean age of 20, affecting both men and women regardless of race. …”
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Empirical Research on Urban Public Transportation in the Context of Population Growth and the Demographic Development by Alexandru Mihai BUGHEANU, Sofia Elena COLESCA

“…Urban mobility is one of the most important challenges cities face nowadays. Half of the world population is living in urban areas, and more of them is becoming city-based, going for jobs and studies in metropolitan areas. …”
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WITHOUT FEAR TO DARE: DIGITAL INCLUSION IN CAMPOS by Margarida Maria Mussa Tavares Gomes

“…However, participating in the Information Society is a far reality for most of the world population. With the aim of discussing the concept of digital inclusion and possible ways of making it work, two experiments in Campos dos Goytacazes, Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil, are examined: the CITIZEN INFORMATICS PROJECT (Projeto Informática Cidadã) and the SURFING IS NECESSARY PROJECT (Projeto Navegar é Preciso).…”
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The State-of-the-Art Propagation and Breeding Techniques for Horticulture Crops by Sergio Ruffo Roberto, Aline Cristina de Aguiar, Viviani Vieira Marques

“…Horticulture has established its importance in many aspects including innovation, improving land use, promoting crop diversification, generating employment, and providing food to the world population [...]…”
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ETIOLOGY OF SPEECH DISORDERS IN “INSTITUTE FOR REHABILITATION OF HEARING, SPEECH AND VOICE” – SKOPJE by Ana KAREVSKA, Vladimir TRAJKOVSKI

“…Significant number of the world population is faced with speech disorder problem. …”
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CO₂ Valorization and Its Subsequent Valorization by Juan Antonio Cecilia, Daniel Ballesteros Plata, Enrique Vilarrasa García

“…After the industrial revolution, the increase in the world population and the consumption of fossil fuels has led to an increase in anthropogenic CO₂ emissions [...]…”
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SUSTANAIBLE AGRICULTURE – AS A BASE OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT: EUROPEAN EXPIRIENCE by Danilo Tomić, Vesna Popovič, Mirjana Šuljmanac-Šecerov

“…They are pointig especially on dynamical economic growth, growth of World population in the period 1900 – 2050, and necessity of economical growth and development, from one side and utilization natural resources, from other side. …”
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Trajectories of the Discourse on Transnational Organized Crime: Biopolitical Wars and Global Civil Society by Diego Nieto

“…It is argued that since this discourse defines transnational crime as a threat to global society, it makes politically viable the deployment of policing and military interventions in defence of the world population. In order to expose this, this article reconstructs the trajectories of the discourse on organized criminality. …”
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