Fumonisin and some other mycotoxins are highly toxic, causing fatal diseases in livestock that eat infected corn and esophageal cancer in humans.
FORBES: Bittman of the 'New York Times': Always Out To Lunch
He also claimed doctors were failing to inform plaques sufferers of the benign nature of their condition, which was being confused with fatal diseases.
In truth, the burden left on future generations will be a much less evolved economy in terms of technology, the ability to cure fatal diseases, and the ability to employ them in as specialized a manner as possible.
FORBES: Everything the Hysterics Tell You About Budget Deficits Is Wrong
The jab is being welcomed by doctors as a way to improve protection from the potentially fatal diseases among people travelling abroad to areas such as southern and eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, central and south America and the Caribbean.
It has become an expert at ferreting out hard-to-reach patients with obscure and potentially fatal genetic diseases--namely lysosomal storage disorders, a group of 40 genetic diseases marked by a deficient enzyme.
In minute amounts, bute can cause fatal bone marrow depression diseases, cancer and hypersensitivity reactions in humans, according to researchers.
FORBES: Over Public Outcry, Governor Signs Horse Slaughter Bill
The technique could be used to prevent debilitating and fatal "mitochondrial" diseases, which are passed down only from mother to child.
The drugmakers took them to the FDA anyway, hoping that trends toward survival in diseases that are almost always fatal would be enough to get the compounds on the market.
The fact is, people are living longer, with more and more complications of the inevitable wear and tear on our bodies, or with painful serious diseases that used to be fatal much sooner.
But malnutrition actually causes diseases as well, and can be fatal in its own right.
There are suggestions it can make some diseases both more likely to occur and more likely to be fatal.
应用推荐