No breaking into your circulatory system.

They're basically fouling up Earth's respiratory and circulatory systems.

435. Every fifth patient suffering from a circulatory disease is hospitalized.

Circulatory diseases are the most common cause of death, followed by tumour related diseases.

Circulatory diseases such as heart attacks and stroke kill more people than any other disease.

To impede the growing trend in mortality caused by circulatory system diseases, malignant tumours, injuries and poisoning

Along with heart disease, these complications can include circulatory problems such as stroke, kidney disease, blindness, and amputation.

Over the past 30 years the share of deaths occurring as a result of circulatory diseases has doubled.

He had a bad leg, a circulatory problem, that made it very painful for him to walk the course.

Deterioration of the situation with respect to disease associated with civilization, particularly circulatory system disease, tumours, poisoning and injuries

Circulatory system diseases are the main cause for seeking ambulatory treatment and also a leading cause of sick leave.

On 12 August, Ali Haydar Efe was taken to hospital, where he died of quot respiratory and circulatory failure quot .

Nitroglycerine addresses the risk of circulatory collapse. In economic terms, that is what was needed following the 2008 global financial crisis.

(j) Introduction of health check ups for the early detection of diseases, especially heart, circulatory and kidney diseases and of diabetes

Of the circulatory diseases the dominant one is heart ischemia (including heart attacks), diseases of the brain vessels and arterial hypertension.

Health problems to be addressed include a number of non cancer diseases circulatory, respiratory, digestion, endocrine, gynaecological, blood diseases and cataract.

The leading cause of death (mortality) in 2002 was diseases of the circulatory system, with 53.1 per cent of the death rate.

We're clogging the ocean, poisoning the planet's circulatory system, and we're taking out hundreds of millions of tons of wildlife, all carbon based units.

Circulatory system diseases in the voivodeships of Wałbrzych, Łódź, Bydgoszcz (between 590 and 617 deaths per 100,000 people, whereas the country average is 541)

In the area of prevention and improving efficiency of the treatment of circulatory system diseases there has been a decrease in the number of

In the opinion of WHO experts, Poland can be considered one of the countries with the highest indicators for deaths caused by circulatory system diseases.

A heart care programme, with the aim of limiting morbidity and mortality due to circulatory system diseases, promoting health and preventing the occurrence of those diseases

I'm using this sculpture material to trace the paths of subway trains above ground in real time like an X ray of the city's circulatory system unfolding.

In 2001, the leading causes of death for women were the diseases of the circulatory system, malign neoplasm, symptoms, signs, and abnormal clinical signs and laboratory test results, etc.

During pregnancy, 60.4 of women are found to have extra genital conditions (specifically, anemia, genitourinary tract infections, endocrine system disorders, disorders of the circulatory system and venous system, etc.).

25. A variety of non cancer conditions are of concern to the local medical community, including circulatory, digestive and respiratory diseases, endocrinologic, gynaecologic, non cancer blood diseases and cataracts.

443. To sum up, it should be stressed that for a number of years mortality and morbidity from circulatory system diseases, tumours, injuries, poisoning, mental problems and neurosis have been increasing.

Most of the illnesses in 2001 were circulatory system disorders, at 26.2 per cent, then respiratory tract disorders, at 18.3 per cent, followed by bone and muscular disorders, at 9 per cent.

The distribution of causes of death among women was as follows for the year 2001 27.3 diseases of the circulatory system, 23.2 neoplasms, 11.6 diabetes, 11.1 communicable diseases and 5.6 external causes.

There were more procedures involving eyes, bones, muscular systems, the circulatory system, ears, throats, noses and abdomens in 2000 than in 1999, but there were fewer abortions and procedures involving female genitalia.

436. In Poland almost 3.6 million people are at high risk of dying from circulatory diseases, particularly in ecologically unhealthy areas six voivodeships (of Wałbrzych, Łódż, Bydgoszcz, Legnica, Skierniewice and Piotrków Trybunalski).

The leading diseases in 2001 are circulatory diseases, with a structural index of 26.2 per cent, diseases of the respiratory system, 18.3 per cent and bone and muscular diseases, 9 per cent, etc.

In 1993, diseases of the heart, circulatory system and blood vessels were the main cause of disability (29.5 per cent of all cases among non agricultural workers and 39.5 per cent among farmers).

In 2001, however, the number of procedures involving eyes, the circulatory system, the organs of the abdomen, as well as skin and subcutaneous tissue (the largest number of procedures involves skin and subcutaneous tissue) increased.

It is evident that diseases of circulatory systems are first with 8,300 per 100,000 persons, while the rate of bone and muscular diseases is also increasing, followed by the diseases of digestive systems and mental and behaviour disorders.

These were followed by congenital malformations, deformations, and chromosome aberrations, (index 9,8 ), and in the third place were the diseases of the circulatory system and the symptoms, signs, and abnormal clinical test results with the same structure index of 6,1 .

Among the causes of the overall mortality among women, the leading causes involve death due to circulatory disorders and respiratory disorders. Death caused by accidents, suicide, etc., has declined (27.6 per 100,000 population in 1990, 35.8 in 1993, 13.4 in 1999).

Selective and partial surveys carried out in ecologically endangered areas in many parts of the country have shown a strong correlation between the state of the environment and the mortality level, particularly with respect to tumoral and circulatory system diseases.

If you take those networks, this idea of networks, and you apply universal principles, mathematizable, universal principles, all of these scalings and all of these constraints follow, including the description of the forest, the description of your circulatory system, the description within cells.

The problem of high mortality and over mortality in specific areas of the country, related to circulatory system diseases, tumoral diseases, injuries and poisoning, require immediate action to be taken with the aim of reducing to a minimum the risks to health resulting from those diseases.

Outside of red blood cells, good ferrous iron the only oxygen carrying form is oxidized uncontrollably to form the bad ferric and ugly ferryl forms of hemoglobin. When released into a person s circulatory system, hemoglobin in these higher oxidation states eventually self destructs, damaging molecules in surrounding tissue.

Diseases of the circulatory systems 53.1 per cent Malign neoplasm 17.5 per cent Symptoms, signs and other abnormal and laboratory findings and diagnosis not categorized 9.9 per cent Injuries, poisonings and other external causes of morbidity 3.2 per cent Diseases of digestive system 2.7 per cent Other causes of death 13.5 per cent.

274. In 1994, the 10 principal causes of female morbidity in hospitals of the National Health System were normal births conditions directly related to obstetrical causes abortions traumatism and poisoning circulatory diseases urinary diseases malignant tumours diabetes mellitus diseases of the osteo muscular system and of the connective tissue and abdominal hernias.

An analysis of the causes of hospitalization by age group shows that in 1994 pneumonia was the leading cause for children aged under 14, pregnancy and childbirth complications for the 15 44 age group, diseases of the genital organs for the 45 59 age group, and heart and circulatory diseases for women aged over 60.

In BiH in 2001, in first place among these illnesses were the illnesses of the circulatory system with a rate of 8.300 100.000 people, and the high rate of illness were also observed in illnesses of the skeletal muscular system (4.594 100.000), in illnesses of the digestive system (2.852 100.000), and in mental deficiencies and behavioral disturbances (2.100 100.000).