"More people die of the flu than die of ebola."
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"Bull markets don't die of old age, they die of excesses," Mr. Detrick said.
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"Bull markets often don't die of old age, they die of fright," Stovall told me.
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Men typically die of prostate cancer at an older age than women die of breast cancer.
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Those who took their medications at bedtime were 45% less likely to die of cardiovascular causes overall, 56% less likely to die of cardiovascular disease, 61% less likely to die of hemorrhagic stroke and 46% less likely to die of ischemic stroke - the more common kind.
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Most people who die of tuberculosis at the moment do not die of one of these strains.
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So now more people die of overdoses linked to heroin than die of overdoses linked to commonly prescribed painkillers.
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People who replaced just 3% of red meat with plant protein were 34% less likely to die of any cause, 39% less likely to die of cancer, and 42% less likely to die of heart disease during the study.
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People almost never die of AIDS itself—instead, they die of pneumonia, or rare cancers, things that people only get when their immune systems aren't working properly.
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"Bull markets just don't die of old age, they die of recessions and economic slowdowns," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR in New York.
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About 610,113 Americans die of heart disease each year; 595,000 die of cancer; and more than 30 million Americans suffer from diabetes, putting them at risk of premature death.
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Mothers are three times more likely to die of childbirth here than in the UK, and eight time more likely to die of childbirth here than in Norway or Sweden.
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" Then he added, "I'd rather die of old age.
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And, people who replaced just 4% of processed meat in their diet with plant protein were 46% less likely to die of any cause and 50% less likely to die of cancer.
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Compared to people who were always inactive, participants who consistently exercised were 42 percent less likely to die of heart disease and 14 percent less likely to die of cancer, the study found.
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And while Fed Chair Janet Yellen is technically correct when she argues that business cycles don't die of old age, I would argue that no living being technically does die of old age.
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Paul Frishkorn, 65, was the first American Airlines employee to die of the novel coronavirus and appears to be the first member of a flight crew in the US to die of it.
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One in 1,000 people who catch measles die of it.
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He would die of his wounds a few hours later.
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You can die of this sort of thing, you know.
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They let their baby die of thirst because of laziness.
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During mild seasons, around 12,000 people die of the flu.
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Unable to surface for air, the mammals die of asphyxiation.
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Ten people die of opioid addiction every day in Pennsylvania.
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Still, a rare few do die of a broken heart.
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There's a misunderstanding that bull markets die of old age.
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In overcrowded private detention facilities, people die of preventable causes.
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Hundreds of people die of drug related causes every day.
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Some get stranded and die of thirst in the desert.
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I do not think that they die of old age.
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More companies die of drowning in opportunities than of starvation.
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I would have said, 'Does anybody die of the flu?
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One out of four women will die of heart disease.
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Later that year, Garland would die of a barbiturate overdose.
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Goldfish will eventually die, of course, like all living things.
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Properly treated, they may well die of other causes first.
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"They have her die of an opioid overdose," Barr said.
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Typically young patients die of aspiration pneumonia within a decade.
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"At least she didn't die of AIDS," remembered Jill Falzoi.
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"I'm going to die of laughter," said another Weibo user.
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In particular, veterans with PTSD were roughly twice as likely to die of viral hepatitis and more than twice as likely to die of suicide or accidental injuries than counterparts in the general population.
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"We're not going to die of nuclear war, we're going to die of viruses," she warned after telling me that she switched through a few airplanes on her way from Europe to the fair.
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When people started out inactive but got moving later on, they were 43 percent less likely to die of heart disease and 16 percent less likely to die of cancer than if they remained sedentary.
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He just wants to die of natural causes, he tells me.
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This year, hundreds of thousands of people will die of malaria.
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It's often said that economic expansions don't die of old age.
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About 1 in 5 infants with VKDB will die of it.
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I grab a cup and almost die of a sugar rush.
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People die of curable diseases for a stark lack of medicine.
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They don't always die of it because it's so slow-moving.
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Like, won't they die of dehydration even if they survive radiation?
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Border crossers die of heat exhaustion and dehydration in the summers.
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Up to 18 percent of patients will die of the infection.
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McCourt has seen — and done — it all, except die of course.
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Even supremely conditioned young athletes die of heatstroke, Polly points out.
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And every year, more than 20,000 people die of these infections.
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If she looked at Nora directly, would she die of love?
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Surely, chickens would die of insomnia — and presumably the farmers, too.
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At some point, won't the current expansion die of old age?
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I too have watched patients — uninsured Americans — die of treatable disease.
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Each year, an estimated 3,500 infants die of sleep-related accidents.
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"I've had patients in their 20s die of this," he said.
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During the first year of VA treatment, younger veterans with PTSD were more likely to die of accidental injuries or suicide, while middle-aged and older veterans were more apt to die of cardiovascular disease or cancer.
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I had no idea Tom Petty was going to die, of course.
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Algae provide coral with food, so without them, many die of starvation.
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Eventually, a person with scurvy might die of infection or excess bleeding.
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More than 500,000 children in developing nations die of malaria every year.
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But he did die of fentanyl toxicity, according to the autopsy report.
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" She added, "Get out of the sun and don't die of thirst.
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As a result, each year 350,000 Americans die of their mental illness.
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In Nevada, more people die by gunfire than die of car accidents.
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I watched gay relatives die, gay friends die of HIV and AIDS.
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"I thought, 'Oh god, I'm going to die of embarrassment,'" he said.
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Does the other then die of a broken heart — like, in solidarity?
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If they made it to the mountain, they would die of thirst.
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"I felt like I was going to die of embarrassment," she said.
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Recall that between 438,000 and 720,000 people die of malaria every year.
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Happily, I didn't die of peritonitis in a hospital in southern Chile.
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Economists have long argued that expansions do not die of old age.
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THE PROGNOSIS Could tens of thousands of Americans die of the coronavirus?
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Nearly 500 people still die of overdoses in New Hampshire each year.
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Jerry, an effervescent bundle of joy, saw his mom die of cancer.
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Nearly 22012 people still die of overdoses in New Hampshire each year.
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Garcia would die of a heart attack 17 months later, on Aug.
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Compared to individuals who didn't run at all, those who did were 27% less likely to die for any reason during the study, 30% less likely to die of cardiovascular disease and 43% less likely to die of cancer.
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Each day about 78 Americans die of an opioid overdose, according to authorities.
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Sadly, Justin is not the first to die of an apparent Fentanyl overdose.
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Nobody is going to die of starvation because you give up bluefin tuna.
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Some were killed instantly, while others took longer to die of their wounds.
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She didn't die of a broken heart, she went to be with Carrie.
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I understand more now how some people can die of a broken heart.
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"I thought, 'Oh god, I'm going to die of embarrassment,&apos" says Smith.
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The bottom line: Economic cycles don't die of old age (cliché, but true).
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Some 28,000 people die of drug overdoses; 30,000 are killed in traffic fatalities.
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What does it mean to die of complications from or related to AIDS?
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In India about half a million children die of diarrhoeal diseases every year.
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You're much more likely to die of a disease rather than something external.
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I will die of my eternal struggle to shake sense into everyone possible.
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There's an old saying on Wall Street: Bulls don't die of old age.
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We chose not to tell him that sometimes kids can die of cancer.
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"But the evidence suggests that expansions don't die of old age," she said.
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If you look at economic expansions historically, they don't die of old age.
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More Americans die of preventable illnesses than residents of many other Western countries.
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Across 2503 years, five Marlboro Men will die of lung cancer and emphysema.
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You know, more people die of heart disease ... Do you have family members?
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These babies die of diarrheal diseases or malnutrition in disproportionate and striking numbers.
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It is proverbial among economists that expansions do not die of old age.
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An estimated 50,000 Americans are expected to die of colon cancer in 2018.
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If it is indeed Ryan Reynolds, I may very well die of joy.
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No one should die of cervical cancer in 43, for it's highly preventable.
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The vast majority of people with Type 2 diabetes die of heart disease.
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The fourth person to die of the virus came from Lombardy, officials said.
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"We're really not seeing the whales die of natural causes anymore," she said.
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Though his father did not die of pulmonary fibrosis, he had respiratory problems.
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How confident are you that someone alive today will not die of aging?
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We may assume that people with mental health problems die of "unnatural causes" like suicide, overdoses and accidents, but they're much more likely to die of the same things as everyone else: cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes and respiratory problems.
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Thus this expansion's remarkable longevity does not mean it will die of old age.
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About 130 Americans a day die of an opioid-related overdose, the agency says.
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Over 59,000 people die of rabies every year, according to the World Health Organization.
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It's anyone's guess, but bull markets and economic expansions don't die of old age.
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We hang some more, download that backwards voice-recorder app, and die of laughter!
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Only one or two people typically die of rabies in the U.S. each year.
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Each year, anywhere between 22007% and 2063% of them will die of an overdose.
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On August 19, 2017 he die of heart failure at a Washington, D.C. hospital.
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Animals, according to the weather service, can die of heat stroke within 15 minutes.
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That is OK. We don't die of awkwardness though it may feel that way.
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Only one or two people die of rabies in the United States each year.
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Against this backdrop, it's worth remembering that economic expansions don't die of old age.
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They die of old age or are hit by vehicles on busy Jackson Avenue.
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"If they must do it alone, many people will die ... of hunger," Donnay said.
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Indeed, he wasn't even the only inmate to die of dehydration while in custody.
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That blast killed about 40,000 people instantly — thousands more would die of radiation poisoning.
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I remember worrying that each of my parents would die of a broken heart.
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He actually did die of drinking too much, but not until I was 29.
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She even predicted she'd die of old age at 88 -- she died at 77.
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Their father would die of recurrent bladder cancer the day after Mariah turned 11.
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Breast cancer also affects men, and approximately 533 men die of it each year.
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Many Japanese military personnel would eventually flee into nearby jungles and die of starvation.
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Many of them die of heart failure or apnea, irregular breathing that stops temporarily.
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"He said, seemingly, Democrats want millions of Americans to die of coronavirus," said Tapper.
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"I was lucky I did not die of a heart attack," he told Gupta.
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She has three young children who will watch her struggle and die of GSS.
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So more people will die of drug overdoses that could have otherwise been prevented.
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Over all, they were about 30 percent more likely to die of their cancer.
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The only problem is, you die of hunger and boredom before it's ever finished.
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The American Cancer Society estimates that 227,2000 women will die of cervical cancer this year.
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Now you can die of dysentery without the need for any fancy computers or smartphones.
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"I thought I was gonna die of exhaustion," she said of the two-hour set.
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They get over to Massachusetts, they're about to die of starvation, and Massasoit saves them.
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Of those who survive, 80% die of medical complications by age 2 if not separated.
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"A child might start out with flu but then die of another infection," he added.
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Just because someone is in prison, doesn't mean they should die of (conditions like) appendicitis.
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By the end, you're left with the chances that you will die of each cause.
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Their mother, Lisa Smith, was the first to die — of cervical cancer, in June 2013.
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The kids will love it and the cat will probably die of a heart attack.
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The odds that you or your entire group would die of starvation were relatively high.
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Doyle is focused on what she'd have to do to get there: Die, of course.
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For instance, blacks are three times more likely to die of asthma than white Americans.
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Patients who succumb to cancer generally die of these metastases, not of their primary tumors.
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It has been said that expansions do not die of old age, they are killed.
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Several Russian bloggers pointed out that hundreds of Russian children die of abuse every year.
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You tell someone their heart rhythm is normal and they die of a heart attack?
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But during that same period, we estimate that 10 million people will die of smoking.
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Partly because of that slow response, nearly 1 million people die of AIDS each year.
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During the three-month exhibition some creatures will be devoured; others may die of fatigue.
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We have the same concept of not being afraid to die, of having great ambitions.
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It would be unconscionable to allow people who survived Boko Haram to die of starvation.
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Elderly patients with preexisting health problems are the most likely to die of COVID-19.
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Did she die of tear gas inhalation, or was it from a congenital heart condition?
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The fourth person to die of the highly contagious virus came from Lombardy, officials said.
|
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But the adage is that bull markets and economic expansions don't die of old age.
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In it, Mr. Paladino said he wished Mr. Obama would die of mad cow disease.
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Sixty-six-year-old men with poor lifestyle habits die of heart attacks every day.
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And let's not forget that worldwide, over 2,000 children per day already die of thirst.
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If we don't repeal and replace it's probably going to die of its own weight.
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They die of cancer, like The L Word's Dana, Private Practice's Susan, or Skins' Naomi.
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The study, published this week in the American Journal for Public Health, said Americans enrolled in the US Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), aka food stamps, were significantly more likely to die of cardiovascular disease and were three times more likely to die of diabetes.
|
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An estimated 435,000 people die of malaria each year, but it is both preventable and treatable.
|
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More Americans die of heart disease each year than anything else, but cancer has better lobbyists.
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Children sleeping on their bellies or sides are more likely to die of SIDS and suffocation.
|
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Now, to be clear: A half-million people die of cancer in the US every year.
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They die of various natural causes while in captivity; interventions to make them breed have failed.
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BC is on track to see more than 800 people die of opioid overdoses this year.
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"I wanted to die" of embarrassment, the reality star, 43, writes, according to the Daily News.
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It is both preventable and treatable, yet an estimated 240,000 people die of it each year.
|
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About 610,000 people die of heart disease nationwide each year, about one in every four deaths.
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Before it was over, between five and seven million people would die of starvation and disease.
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What often happens, aside from them getting cold, is they'll overheat and then die of heatstroke.
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It's not the age of the bull market, cause bull markets don't die of old age.
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It's said that economic expansions don't die of old age, instead they're killed by the Fed.
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Trinity The winter that Christina turns seventeen, our parents die of fever—first Father, then Mother.
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In the U.S. alone, about 100 to 150 children die of influenza each year, he added.
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The news from these areas is grim: Aid workers say many residents could die of starvation.
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If we don't repeal and replace — now, it's probably going to die of its own weight.
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If we can stay one step ahead of the problem, people won't die of aging anymore.
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But experts dismiss that line of thinking, arguing that recoveries don't merely die of old age.
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NYPD custodian Dennis Dickson became the department's first employee to die of COVID-19 on Thursday.
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Older people are also more likely to die of flu, though not to the same extent.
|
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Mr. Paladino said he hoped Mr. Obama would die of mad cow disease and that Mrs.
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"There are certain things we have to do not to die of regret," I said carefully.
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About half of people who die of a heart attack do so in the first hour.
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My mother did die of cancer, and it was a long, lingering bout with lung cancer.
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The result is the opioid epidemic will continue, and more people will die of preventable causes.
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People who developed type 211 diabetes before the age of 22018 were more than four times as likely as their counterparts in the general population without diabetes to die of any cause during the follow-up period, and four times as likely to die of cardiovascular disease.
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About 1.5 million people in the US get sepsis every year, and 250,000 people die of it.
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In general, men are still more likely to be diagnosed and die of cancer than women are.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 192 people die of drug overdose daily.
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Booms tend not to die of old age, and there are killers aplenty lurking in the shadows.
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Everyday, 91 Americans die of opioid overdose, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates.
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I was convinced that I was about to die of a heart-related issue at any point.
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And if you went nine innings, everyone would die of old age before the game was over.
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" Simon then went on to address Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, telling him to also "die of boils.
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About 609,640 Americans are expected to die of cancer this year, according to the American Cancer Society.
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She turns down colonoscopies, certain that she'll die of something else before colon cancer kills her anyway.
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By the rationale of PEPFAR, the infant didn't die of HIV, so the program did its job.
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Black women are three to four times more likely to die of pregnancy and childbirth-related complications.
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It will be key to understanding why black women are more likely to die of the disease.
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Rather, he's said he would "prefer to die of starvation before living under the oppression" of others.
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Every day, 91 Americans die of opioid overdose, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates.
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Kids die of suicide, drug overdoses, reckless behavior, and parents don't' realize that CTE could be involved.
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In startlingly upsetting news, it turns out that, yes, you can actually die of a broken heart.
|
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Victims often die of shock but symptoms can be vague, including fever, muscle pain, diarrhoea and nausea.
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Condemned inmates in many states are more likely to die of natural causes than to be executed.
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I know I won't literally die of loneliness, but life doesn't have much meaning when you're lonely.
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Survivors describe sadistic treatment, rape, summary executions or detainees left to die of untreated wounds and illnesses.
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There's an old saying that economic expansions don't die of old age, they're murdered by the Fed.
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Economists, however, say that expansions do not die of old age — there has to be a cause.
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Scopolamine could be useful in controlling a prisoner, if the victim did not die of an overdose.
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Your behavior is akin to holding your breath and expecting this other fellow to die of asphyxiation.
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Black women are three times more likely to die of causes related to pregnancy than white women.
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"It's like watching someone you love die of a wasting disease," she said, speaking of our country.
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"That doesn't mean we're going to let somebody die of thirst or hunger or exposure," he said.
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For if all the beasts were gone, man would die of a great loneliness of the spirit.
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News Analysis It is now likely that more than 56,000 Americans will die of flu this year.
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Compared to people who most closely followed a plant-based or vegetarian diet, those with diets heavier in animal products and refined carbs were 31% to 32% more likely to die of heart disease and 73% to 25% more likely to die of all causes during the study.
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People who ate the most whole grains were about 16 percent less likely to die of any cause during the study than those who ate the least, almost 20 percent less likely to die from cardiovascular disease and more than 10 percent less likely to die of cancer.
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More than 4,000 Americans will die of skin cancer in 2018, a vast majority of them from melanoma.
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Around 800 women die of complications related to pregnancy and childbirth each day, the World Health Organization estimates.
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That is 4,170 women every year that still die of cervical cancer, according to the American Cancer Society.
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It must press its demand before its revolution fizzles out completely and its leaders die of old age.
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Half of long-term smokers will die of smoking-related diseases if we don't do something about this.
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It's estimated that nearly 17,000 Americans will die of a brain or central nervous system tumor this year.
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He would soon collapse and die at age 59, becoming the first major celebrity to die of AIDS.
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According to Ruhm's model, many states might be dramatically underestimating how many people die of opioid-related overdoses.
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Since he experienced her death, he knows something no one else does: Nell did not die of suicide.
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That's made the border more lethal: immigrants often die of thirst or heat exposure when crossing the desert.
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As a result, black kids were twice as likely as white kids to die of suicide in 2015.
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During this time, Guevara-Aguirre has had only one Laron patient die of cancer and none from diabetes.
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"I really thought that I was going to die of embarrassment right in the doctor's office," he says.
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No, you will not gut our health care system and let people die of cancer and preexisting conditions.
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You're not going to die of dysentery, but it might just find a way to kill your vote.
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In other words, did the Norse kill off Iceland's walruses, or did the population die of natural causes?
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Soldiers were routinely discharged and left to die of AIDS, humiliated and jobless, often abandoned by their families.
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He may resolve to forgo future care, but loving family members will resist watching him die of neglect.
|
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The old market trope suggests bull markets instead die of excess — too much hubris, and too much leverage.
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I was going to keep drinking so much every day that I would eventually die of alcohol poisoning.
|
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The California patient is the first in the United States to die of the disease outside Washington state.
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"Bull markets don't simply die of old age," Charlie Ripley, senior investment strategist for Allianz Investment Management, said.
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You tell someone their heart rhythm is normal and they die of a heart attack, that's on you.
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The food, of course, is insufficient, and there is no medicine, so many die of disease or malnutrition.
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For a decade, I watched my best friend Katelin slowly die of cystic fibrosis, a chronic, incurable disease.
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Studies of multivitamins show regular users are more likely to die of cancer or heart disease, for example.
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I was bent so out of shape the first few days I thought I would die of fear.
|
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As nonprofit fund-raising literature repeats ad infinitum, more women die of heart disease than all cancers combined.
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Every year more than 203,000 Indian women die of breast cancer, more than anywhere else in the world.
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We left because if the Taliban and the Afghan forces don't kill us, we might die of hunger.
|
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Even though SIDS is a large cause of infant mortality, very few babies die of it each year.
|
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"If you don't make money through markets, you are likely to die of hunger," a recent defector said.
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He wins the day, after a fashion, and some of his main opponents just die of sheer exhaustion.
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Long after the mine closed, Sahtuto'ine who had been in Port Radium began to die of various cancers.
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His American gaze at Mexico is mournful — like that of a man watching his cousin die of cancer.
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"I've seen children die of measles, kids devastated by rubella, children becoming sterile from mumps," Professor Weitzman said.
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People will die of old age in America before they ever acquire the legal right to live in America.
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But as tens of thousands die of drug overdoses a year, some local policymakers are desperate to find solutions.
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Weaver then put her infant in a trash bag and left her outside, causing her to die of asphyxiation.
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In early February, a man in the Philippines became the first person to die of the coronavirus outside China.
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VICE: And prey animals, or any animals for that matter, hardly ever die of old age in the wild.
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When a prize-winning dog appeared to die of poison in 2013, his owner claimed there was foul play.
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I was sure they would both die of asphyxiation and I'd be brought up on charges of animal cruelty.
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An estimated 40,450 people are expected to die of breast cancer in 2016, according to the American Cancer Association.
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It might pay if you die in an accident, but it won't pay if you die of an illness.
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For a young, healthy woman who is unlikely to die of heart disease, those risks might outweigh the benefits.
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How often do people die of complications related to AIDS now compared to when the disease was first discovered?
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Most of the people who die from chlorine gas exposure die of suffocation within a day, the CDC says.
|
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So why did nearly 4,403 more Black women die of breast cancer between 2010 and 2014 than white women?
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Deepali Laute was 21 when she had a hysterectomy after being told she could die of her abdominal pain.
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If a doctor cures a patient's cancer, she will probably die of something else in one or two years.
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A resident of Mississippi is 85 percent more likely to die of cardiovascular disease than someone living in Minnesota.
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These kids typically live to their early or mid-teens, when they die of a heart attack or stroke.
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" He remembered thinking at the time, "I'm not going to live," and "I'm going to die of Lyme disease.
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A social worker named Louay from Mandaya told the Guardian that he has seen several residents die of starvation.
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His work gave new meaning to that line from literature, 'To die of love is to live by it.
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Most English bulldog owners can expect their animals to die of cancer or cardiac arrest, if not old age.
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While economic recoveries do not die of old age, everyone in the auto industry knows a downturn is coming.
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" The cancer in her liver, meanwhile, was progressing on a path, he said, where "she would die of cancer.
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Studies showing that obese and overweight women are more likely to die of their breast cancer date back decades.
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In another, she told her to call the police, because she didn't die of cancer; she had been poisoned.
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Each month, 23 people die of prescription drug overdoses in Utah; heroin addiction rates are rising there as well.
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Coogan: It is true that I might die of natural causes, but Rob's far more likely to be murdered.
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According to one estimate, 53,000 children in Pakistan die of diarrhea every year after drinking water containing dangerous bacteria.
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"The amount of people from that area I've watched die of cancer over the years is staggering," he said.
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Zuckerman reappeared in "The Counterlife" (22016), where he seems to die of a heart attack and is then resurrected.
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THE PROGNOSIS How many people around the world will ultimately be sickened or die of the swiftly spreading coronavirus?
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It matched 325 cases of SIDS against 203,300 controls, or babies who did not die of SIDS, in England.
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Victims die of shock and organ failure, sometimes in as little as six hours after the first abdominal rumblings.
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Asthma and diabetes patients were three times more likely to die of flu complications than other patients, he added.
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A man in the Philippines has become the first person to die of the Wuhan coronavirus outside of China.
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Tests have shown that the animals didn't die of any diseases such as coronavirus or bird flu, UPI said.
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Tim Baxley watched his father, two older brothers, an aunt and a long-lost cousin die of the disease.
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We could have afforded to pay $15,000 like Felicity Huffman — but I'd die of guilt if I did that.
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There will need to be new regulations around working hours for jobs like construction, so laborers don't die of heatstroke.
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"They'll have to die of malaria and tetanus and during childbirth," she said, outraging indigenous communities and native rights activists.
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"There is resistance to this idea but those who want to let people die of hunger are crazier," Pedroza said.
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"As dogs age, they are more likely to die of cancer, but other diseases also take their toll," he said.
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But your symptoms should be less severe, and you are less likely to be hospitalized or die of the flu.
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Many ask why, in a world where children die of hunger, people remain homeless, we spend money on making films.
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According to the WHO, 230 Bosnians die of air pollution per 100,000 citizens a year, compared to 0.4 in Sweden.
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About 1083 million people get tuberculosis, the world's most lethal infectious disease, each year, and 1.6 million die of it.
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She asked: what is the point of liberating a citizen of Mosel only for them to die of starvation later?
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The reasons people die of HIV are multiple and one common cause is that they are not taking their medications.
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A man who arbitrarily decides which women live, and which are shipped to the Colonies to die of radioactive poison?
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On all the others, the locks have been taken off for fear that someone might die of an overdose inside.
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Among the children ages 1 to 4 who die of unintentional injuries, drowning accounts for one-third of the deaths.
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Patients who do not get medication are more likely to die of AIDS—and more likely to spread the virus.
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But reading the headlines, my first thought was: When I die of kale-eating, I'm going to feel so silly.
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On the topic of his own mortality, he said he hoped to die of "natural causes," not in a shootout.
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"She didn't die of a broken heart," Fisher, 58, told ABC News' 20/20 in an episode that aired Friday.
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Over 150,000 people are expected to die of the disease in the US in 2016, says the American Cancer Society.
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Roughly 30,000 people die of opioid overdoses every year, at a rate of at least one death every 15 minutes.
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" He added that he believes the industry is more open than Hollywood, where, he said, "you can die of hope.
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More than a million North Koreans died of famine in the 21625s, and more continue to die of hunger today.
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The first advertising campaign in the fight against AIDS uses slogans such as "Don't die of ignorance" to raise awareness.
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The epidemic has shifted somewhat away from prescription drugs as more people die of heroin and synthetic opioids like fentanyl.
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Mr. Rawls grew up without seeing someone close to him die of AIDS and had not heard of Mr. Bernd.
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But 315 children worldwide still die of measles every day, said Dr. Mary Agocs, an adviser to the Red Cross.
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Heat-loving microbes like Strain 121, however, would die of cold if exposed to a human body at 37°C.
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Addicts were put into jails, where they were beaten, tortured and given more drugs so they wouldn't die of withdrawals.
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Here's how: You can choose how to grow your company More companies die of drowning in opportunities than of starvation.
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More than a million North Koreans died of famine in the 1990s, and more continue to die of hungry today.
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It died a little when Americans accepted that over 30,000 people a year die of gun injuries in this country.
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"It is still a small percentage of smoking mothers who have infants that die of SIDS or SUID," explained Anderson.
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Now it's forecast that over the next 10 years, 650,000 people could die of opioid overdoses in the United States.
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Already, 700,000 people around the world die of drug-resistant diseases each year, including 230,000 deaths from multidrug-resistant tuberculosis.
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Because trauma victims often die of blood loss, rather than the injury itself, stopping the bleeding is the top priority.
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Sometimes frightened whales bolt toward the surface and die of decompression sickness—the bends—or of an arterial gas embolism.
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To go by the C.D.C.'s most recent numbers, something like a dozen Americans die of food allergies each year.
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A woman is more likely to die of cervical cancer in Alabama than in any other state in the country.
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An African-American woman in the state is twice as likely to die of cervical cancer than a white woman.
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The men beat their human cargo, he recalled, and he watched desperate people drink seawater only to die of dehydration.
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Two elderly passengers became the first people from aboard a cruise ship moored near Tokyo to die of the coronavirus.
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In this age of redebating basic science, it's a less medieval choice than watching a child die of whooping cough.
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"They will drown from exhaustion or die of starvation unless they have a way to get out of the water."
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Do I have the right, given that I will otherwise die of dementia before a clinical trial could even begin?
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For a long time, if you lived in America, there was a very good chance you'd die of heart disease.
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For example, will we die from heat stroke, Will the water sources dry up and the animals die of thirst?
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Child abandonment was once routine; in Ancient Rome, 20 to 40 percent of babies were left to die of exposure.
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As earlier generations knew, people die of measles, and of whooping cough, and of other diseases that vaccines can prevent.
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That's not because the economic expansion will necessarily "die of old age" simply for having gone on a long time.
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The most common age for children to die of accidental self-inflicted gunshot wounds is 3-years-old, the study reports.
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So how likely are we to die of natural hazards, if we manage not to destroy ourselves with man-made ones?
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You feel as though you might die of starvation in your sleep if you don't eat something very satisfying this instant.
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Chief Petty Officer William "Ryan" Owens, a veteran member of the elite team, was hit and would die of his wounds.
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It's especially hard to tell because people exposed to low levels of radiation die of the same causes as unexposed people.
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ON HIS first night as a trainee paediatrician in Sylhet, Bangladesh, Mohamad Chisti (pictured above) watched three children die of pneumonia.
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More than 600,000 people die of heart disease in the U.S. every year, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Two years ago, Chansa watched a young friend die of HIV/AIDS after he refused medicine, believing he had been cursed.
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A Delaware woman has died of rabies, and is the first in the state to die of the disease since 1941.
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Our job is not finished -- 438,000 people still die of malaria every year, mostly pregnant women and small children in Africa.
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And among the children ages 1 to 4 who die of unintentional injuries, drowning accounts for one-third of the deaths.
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Around 22012 young girls a day die of neglect resulting from gender bias, according to a study published in the Lancet.
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We don't know how your disease will progress; some of these tumors grow so slowly, you might die of something else.
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During the course of the study, men were more likely than women to die of cardiometabolic diseases related to suboptimal diets.
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Quay told me that I shouldn't frame all these drought projections as climate change condemning Arizonans to all die of thirst.
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Prosecutors say homicide investigators were not called to the scene because Hernandez didn't die of his injuries until several days later.
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Last month, DEA agents raided the office of an Atlanta-area psychiatrist who had 12 patients die of prescription drug overdoses.
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" He said there was concern that "any tinkering" on other issues would mean "it's going to die of a thousand cuts.
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The American Cancer Society estimates that 1.69 million Americans will be diagnosed and 596,000 Americans will die of it in 2016.
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"We used to say nobody could ever die from hunger, but we have seen people actually die of hunger," said Louay.
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" On June 5, Simon told a user to "die of a slow moving venereal rash that settles in your lying throat.
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Death from "Broken Heart" Is Real There really is an actual medical phenomenon in which people die of a broken heart.
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A growing share of death-row inmates whose sentences are upheld instead die of natural causes while waiting to be executed.
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In fact, the Centers for Disease Control estimates that only about five Americans die of snakebites of any kind each year.
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Non-Hispanic black women are six times as likely to die of a pregnancy-related condition as non-Hispanic white women.
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There are about 36 million U.S. smokers and about half of long-term smokers will die of a smoking-related disease.
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But because men die of suicide 3.5 times more often than women, we often assume suicide is only a men's problem.
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We all eventually die of symptoms that impact us far more severely when we are older than when we are younger.
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"We know that during every flu epidemic a considerable number of patients actually die of cardiovascular complications of influenza," he said.
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Officials named the fourth person to die of wounds sustained in the shooting as the journalist Antonio Megalizzi, an Italian national.
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If the zombie apocalypse actually does happen, will I die of thirst because I threw away that half-empty water bottle?
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Virtually all liquid is excreted from the body, causing victims to die of dehydration within hours of full manifestation if untreated.
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The first patient to die of the new coronavirus in California was on the Grand Princess from February 11 to 21.
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Afterward, she turned to him and said that if she had to bury one of her children, she'd die of sadness.
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Every year, it is estimated, more than 10m people catch the bacterium which causes this illness, and 21.4m die of it.
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In 1992, Wayne McLaren became the first man who appeared in a Marlboro advertisement to die of a smoking-related illness.
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Regardless of ideology, I think we can all agree that no child anywhere should die of something as simple as diarrhea.
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Retro Report In America's most storied political family, Rosemary Kennedy was the first in her generation to die of natural causes.
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Child abandonment was once routine; in ancient Rome, 723 percent to 40 percent of babies were left to die of exposure.
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In poor countries, according to a 2009 study, more than 300,000 children a year die of Hib-related meningitis or pneumonia.
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I don't plan to die of old age before I get those records and see what the agency is up to.
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For a now-deleted video from 2018, he made Cooney in The Sims 4 and had her character die of starvation.
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"The first thing I thought was, 'I don't want to die of a heart attack in a hotel room,'" he said.
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You know, people who are high-risk, who potentially die of ovarian or breast cancer ... You could potentially prevent that. Yeah.
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This isn't surprising, as people are highly motivated not to die of malaria and won't put nets to secondary uses lightly.
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And as you'd expect, the risk of disease goes up as you add cigs to your routine: The NIH study found that compared to abstainers, those who smoke between one and ten cigarettes a day are nearly 12 times as likely to die of lung cancer and six times as likely to die of respiratory diseases like emphysema.
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After adjusting for other factors including age, race, sex, weight, social class, smoking and other diseases, researchers found that people drinking within guidelines and getting little or no exercise were 103 percent more likely than people who never drank to die of any cause during the course of the study, and 47 percent more likely to die of cancer.
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Benefits of substitution In the first study, which tracked more than 37,3.53 Americans with an average age of 50, those who ate the most plant protein were 27% less likely to die of any cause and 29% less likely to die of coronary heart disease when compared to people who ate the least amount of plant protein.
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"A lot of the focus of end-of-life care is on cancer, but most people don't die of cancer," Wachterman said.
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And my mother told me, 'If one of my children died, I couldn't make it through life, I would die of sadness.
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The research also suggests these donated organs aren't any less safe than organs from a person who didn't die of drug overdose.
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Shortly afterward she saw her best friend drown and her birth father, Jules, with whom she had remained close, die of cancer.
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Doctors told her if their baby didn't die of heart failure in the womb, he would be born brain dead, she said.
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Data collected in Oregon show that patients sometimes (about 18% in 2016) do not take the medicine and die of other causes.
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The CDC says more than two million people are infected by drug-resistant germs each year, and 23,000 die of their infections.
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Those veterans are twice as likely as nonveterans to die of an accidental opioid overdose and are more likely to experience homelessness.
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During an appearance on Brandon Straka's YouTube show Walk Away over the weekend, Barr said her character will die of an overdose.
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During an appearance on Brandon Straka's YouTube show Walk Away over the weekend, Barr said her character will die of an overdose.
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The ideal thing would be to keep going as if I were immortal and all of a sudden die of an accident.
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Climate refugees People affected by climate change will not stay put as their children drown or die of heat stroke or thirst.
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Each year, around the world, 5.9 million children age 5 and under die of highly preventable causes like malnutrition, malaria and diarrhea.
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"We finally came up with 'Our aim is to make you die of something else'—which I thought was lovely," he adds.
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McConnell's real play from the start -- let the bill die of its own weight so that Republicans can finally start to govern.
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"[The script] calls for Mr. Big to die of a heart attack in the shower relatively early in the movie," Miller said.
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He overdosed, he didn't die of radiation, and Jasper realizes that all these people can die that night, on their own terms.
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Although more women die of cardiovascular disease than men, women comprise just 1/85033 of patients in high-risk cardiovascular device studies.
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"I think it's a myth that expansions die of old age," Janet Yellen, the chairwoman of the Fed, said late last year.
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We made a decision with the Ryan White Program — no longer would we allow our loved ones to die of HIV/AIDS.
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"I'm going to die of something fairly soon, so why not enjoy myself," she told Radio Times magazine, according to The Guardian.
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During treatment periods, they were also 73 percent less likely to die of natural causes like chronic health problems or acute illnesses.
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As New York Fed President William Dudley archly noted, expansions do not die of natural causes, they are killed by the Fed.
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"At the extremes of older age, patients may die of other causes," Bleicher, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Nearly one-third of young people who die of suicide have nonfatal self-harm events in their final three months of life.
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Yellen is smart enough to avoid the football player fallacy, but does she really believe that recoveries don't die of old age?
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Each year, over 59,000 people die of rabies -- with poor and disadvantaged populations affected most when there is limited access to healthcare.
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It found that people holding anti-black prejudices were 11 percent more likely to die of any cause during the study period.
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Sue has been on the scene for 20 years, and insists all her alpacas will die of old age on her farm.
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The film becomes a meditation on the responsibility of the artist to engage in politics, whatever the risks, or die of regret.
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In a rarity for "Game of Thrones," Maester Aemon managed to live long enough to die of old age, instead of violence.
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But the teenager did not die of euthanasia, according to her family, the Dutch health minister and the Royal Dutch Medical Association.
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Tens of thousands of people will likely die of drug overdoses under President Donald Trump's watch, as America's horrific opioid epidemic continues.
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Bans on cow slaughter in India mean the cows cannot be sold for meat and die of old age, infirmity or disease.
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Mr. Shoot's daughter watched her mother die of Alzheimer's, too, and shares her father's conviction that some fates are worse than death.
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He might want us to think: Tens of thousands of people die of the flu, this new disease isn't a big deal.
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In response, Mr. Paladino said he hoped that Mr. Obama would die of mad cow disease and that he would like Mrs.
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The first patient to die of the coronavirus in the US was a man in his 50s who had been chronically ill.
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Jump into the abattoir of clown meat whose top policy priority seems to be "poor people deserve to die of preventable diseases"?
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" According to Fallon, "The Northern Alliance would jam so many detainees into Conex shipping containers that they started to die of suffocation.
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The study also found that by 2016, men were more than three times more likely to die of fentanyl use than women.
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A shop opened up on the Northside—a decent shop—only for the owner to die of a heart attack mid-cut.
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I have friends who have to remind their own parents to drink water so that their folks don't die of fucking typhoid.
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The opioid crisis claims more than 91 Americans per day from overdoses; more than die of car crashes, gun violence or murders.
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Despite significant progress in the health sector, hospitals and clinics still struggle with hygiene, and Liberians continue to die of preventable illnesses.
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But if you have to make the food yourself, you will for sure die of hunger before you reach the finish line.
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Breathing in toxic fumes day after day, many workers reportedly die of cancer and other illnesses by the time they're 20 years old.
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More than 42,000 people a year in the US die of opioid overdoses, largely from painkiller pills, heroin, or the synthetic opioid fentanyl.
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"Every day, 15,000 chidren under the age of 5 die of causes we know how prevent, like tetanus, malaria, the measles," says Stern.
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"To die of influence as a 20-year-old is very unusual," Professor Lamb, who has no connection to Murrieta's case, tells PEOPLE.
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Studies have showed that 80% of twins joined at the head die of medical complications by the age of 2 if not separated.
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Every year, 40,000 people die of breast cancer, and virtually all of these deaths are caused by stage 4, or metastatic, breast cancer.
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Studies have showed that 80% of twins joined at the head die of medical complications by the age of 2 if not separated.
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Unmarried men were 27 percent more likely to die of their tumors, and single women were 19 percent more likely, the study found.
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In the last few years, I have never seen so many people die of addiction, in my 25 years of doing this. Never.
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For his part, Trump has said that he wants to simply let Obamacare die of its own inherent flaws and rebuild from there.
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Scientists have found that males can die of sun exposure while trying to mate with beer bottles that resemble their female counterparts. Behold:
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Love can literally break your heart You can die of a broken heart—it's a scientific fact, according to the American Heart Association.
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More than half a million cases are diagnosed each year, and about half of these women will die of the disease, he said.
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With advances in medical technology and clinical-grade genetic testing, no woman should die of breast or ovarian cancer due to genetic mutations.
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Zachary Taylor was the next president to die of an illness while in office — in 1850 — followed by Warren G. Harding, in 1923.
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He's a lumbering monster, an easy fall guy (who actually does die of a fall) for the anxieties and fears of liberal America.
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"We're going to rise up and let them know that we're sick and tired of seeing our children die of asthma," said Rev.
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These 22019 families represent the 129 people—sisters, sons, husbands, daughters, mothers, fathers—who die of drug overdoses every day in our country.
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"As Janet says, expansions don't die of old age," Ben Bernanke told conference-goers in January, agreeing with his successor at the Fed.
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I never knew that until six or eight weeks ago, I asked that question, I said, 'How many people die of the flu?
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Instead, he managed to muddle on for six more years and to die of physical ailments — weakened by cancer, he succumbed to pneumonia.
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Black women die of cervical cancer at far higher rates than previously thought, according to a study published Monday in the journal Cancer.
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Dozens of children die of heatstroke each year in cars whose temperatures, even on relatively mild days, can quickly soar past 100 degrees.
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Sometimes young actors and writers are offered favorable exposure in lieu of payment, but, of course, you can die of that kind, too.
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I'm [involved with Venrock-backed] Corvidia, which is working on reducing inflammation in people with kidney disease who functionally die of heart disease.
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We felt we were going to die of the cold, so you can imagine the children that were just a few months old.
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It would be a colossal moral failure to allow millions to die of starvation because of a failure of will to provide help.
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Though economic expansions don't die of old age, the current U.S. one is 87 months long, the fourth longest since World War Two.
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Coronary mortality peaked in 1968, when it was not unusual for Americans to die of a heart attack in their 50s or 60s.
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Moreover, they were 42 percent more likely to survive free of invasive disease and 63 percent less likely to die of breast cancer.
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And consoling a Portuguese singer after naysayers wrote on YouTube that they hoped she'd die of a venereal disease so she couldn't compete.
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But I'm still going to sleep with the lights on, lest I die of fright after catching my own dark reflection in a mirror.
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Yet he would die of starvation in prison in 1943, condemned to death under Stalin as a scapegoat for the Soviet Union's agricultural failures.
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It's also the show that, in the same season, showed BoJack's onscreen daughter, Sarah-Lynn, die of complications due to drug and alcohol addiction.
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The lovesick change color, suffer insomnia and burn with fever; their tongues stick to the palate; they even become crazy and die of love.
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She fled by plane on May 12, 1978, leaving behind her brother and her mother who would eventually die of cancer in the camp.
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So as Janet Yellen says, recoveries don't die of old age, they die because central banks step on them because they react too late.
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Controlled atmosphere stunning, on the other hand, uses gas to knock the birds out before they die of oxygen deprivation or later bleed-out.
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Former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has quipped that expansions do not die of old age, they are murdered - most often because of policy mistakes.
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Eat it with butter, though, and you'll probably die of a heart attack (but not before licking your fingers clean, you filthy animal). 2.
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The American Cancer Society estimates that 1.69 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in 463 and 596,000 U.S. people will die of it.
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The numbers say that you, in particular, will probably die of heart failure, as will I. Heart failure goes a little something like this.
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The Franklin County resident, whose name, sex or age was not released, is the first person to die of Lyme carditis in the state.
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It can spend millions on vanity projects such as World Cup stadiums, while leaving hundreds of thousands of people die of a treatable disease.
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Also foods like diet ice cream and Splenda, wherein you can eat a shitload of them, not gain weight, and then die of cancer.
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About 22,280 women will be found to have ovarian cancer this year and 14,240 will die of ovarian cancer, according to the cancer society.
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Copper or steel ammunition are widely available and affordable, and if birds or other wildlife consume the spent fragments, they don't die of poisoning.
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"People always say 'Oh my god he's gonna die of heat!' but we actually live in northeast Ohio right on the lake," she said.
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Or what if we get our dream home, but one of us leaves the stove on, and we both die of carbon monoxide poisoning?
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If the rib-cooking chef also serves a green salad and cornbread, it's not as if you are going to die of starvation, correct?
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More people die of heroin and opioid overdoses in the Bronx than anywhere else in the city; the rate exceeds 22 per 100,000 residents.
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Every year around 10,000 children die of the virus, a number the agency says could be tackled by early diagnosis and quality medical care.
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Although the report focuses on the US, this is a global crisis: 700,1.53 people around the world die of drug-resistant diseases each year.
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But it is possible to imagine a person suffering from serious depression aware, in some way, that they are going to die of it.
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He often spoke of his early years as a doctor, seeing otherwise healthy young women die of sepsis and renal failure after illegal abortions.
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At age 7, she watched that final against Brazil on television with her father, Georges, who would die of lung cancer later that year.
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If you are African-American, you are 41 percent more likely to die of breast cancer than your white counterparts that get the disease.
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However, if you develop a serious soybean habit, you might be slightly less likely to die of a stroke in a couple of decades.
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Officials reported two new confirmed cases Friday night, and then more, including the first patient to die of the virus in the United States.
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On Tuesday morning, Anil Subba, a Nepalese immigrant and Uber driver, died from coronavirus, the first known Uber driver to die of the disease.
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In an effort to evade new patrols by the Nigerien military, the human traffickers are leaving their charges to die of thirst in isolation.
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But, you know, I forget who at the Federal Reserve originally said that expansions don't die of old age, the Federal Reserve kills them.
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That's no longer a trip to Disney and wait for the grandchildren to visit and die of the virus you get on a cruise.
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"The bottom line is that equity bull markets don't die of old age," wrote Jefferies Chief Global Equity Strategist Sean Darby in Thursday's note.
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Officials have said that more people die of overdoses in New York than the combined total of deaths by murder, suicide and vehicle crashes.
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Lill Prosperino, who grew up in Big Cowan, Kentucky, had watched their mother die of a preventable disease because she didn't have health insurance.
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"Somehow, they are still walking around" Of the women who die of childbirth in Assam, most die due to anemia and hypertension, added Ahmed.
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And Bill just looked like one of the guys who was going to get to the finish line and just die of old age.
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He would impose his own personal philosophy and his own values on my life and my choice, forcing me to slowly die of suffocation.
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Parents need to know that their child could die of preventable diseases, that they could spread a preventable disease and other children could die.
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He was the first Formula One driver to die of injuries sustained during a race since Brazilian triple world champion Ayrton Senna in 1994.
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A new report found that, for the first time, Americans are more likely to die of an opioid overdose than in a vehicle crash.
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Most Americans are still most likely to die of natural causes, chiefly heart disease (a one in six chance) or cancer (one in seven).
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The staging posits that Dido doesn't die of heartbreak, but by self-immolation, after the public humiliation of being abandoned by her lover, Aeneas.
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When George T. Sakato died in 2015, he was the last to die of seven Japan-Americans who had lived to receive this honor.
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Noooooooope. How to Not Ruin Your Life (or Just Die of Embarrassment) With a Screen Share There are settings to help you avoid this.
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Shapiro's paper points to Merck's "One Less" campaign as an example—one less woman who'll die of cervical cancer, because of their vaccine, Gardasil.
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About 40,710 people will be diagnosed with liver cancers in 2017 and about 28,920 will die of the diseases, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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Ovarian cancer will be diagnosed in 22,280 women in 2016, and an estimated 14,240 will die of the disease, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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While plenty of people on the internet have claimed to die of embarrassment, this would make Damon the first star to have died from criticism.
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He and his friends watch girls die of thirst, of sitting in a bucket of corrosive acid, of trains and rooftops and blunt force trauma.
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Of that number, more than 180,000 will be diagnosed annually, and a smaller subset — 0003,000 — will die of the disease, said the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
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Doesn't stop you from smoking, it doesn't say don't smoke, it just says if you smoke this, you might — probably will — die of lung cancer.
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At that point, still reeling from the trauma she's just experienced, she must escape to save her own life, lest she eventually die of starvation.
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Left without options and faced with an unintended pregnancy, many of them will take matters into their own hands and die of self-induced abortions.
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Many bags drift into the ocean, strangling turtles, suffocating seabirds and filling the stomachs of dolphins and whales with waste until they die of starvation.
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These individuals were 36 percent more likely to die of causes other than cancer during the study than their counterparts who received all recommended screenings.
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And it could also allow parents to let their children die of curable diseases in a time when religious discrimination on the job is growing.
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Studies have shown that 80% of these so-called craniopagus twins die of medical complications by the age of 2 if they are not separated.
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According to a new study, published in the journal Quaternary Science Reviews, the Wrangel Island inhabitants didn't die of the same causes as other mammoths.
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Given that I could be hit by a car tomorrow or die of cancer when I'm 42, a mini-retirement is an absolute no-brainer.
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After up to 30 years of follow-up, the women who got more sleep were also 34 percent more likely to die of other causes.
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They can't fathom why we don't all just die of our moral disease, kill ourselves and leave it all for them to make unsullied again.
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The attacker asked him if he was the mayor, before saying: "You let me die of thirst and let 200 refugees into Altena," Hollstein recalled.
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And having red hair lasts a lifetime, while I have to roll the 200-sided die of a tax audit over again every single year.
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Matthew Baum of Harvard found that people in red states were indeed less likely to get vaccinated — and more likely to die of swine flu.
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He also incorrectly described the first United States citizen to die of the virus as "a wonderful woman," when the victim was actually a man.
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Joe Hall, a Hall of Fame defenseman for the Canadians, would die of complications from the flu four days after the last game was played.
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It found that as many as 2.2 million people could die of Covid-19 in the US if the disease were to spread completely uncontrolled.
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Dr. Gupta: T is right -- studies have shown that black women are three to four times more likely to die of childbirth than white women.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control's most recent figures, Americans are most likely to die of heart disease, cancer, or chronic pulmonary lung disease.
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"I have worked in a children's hospital for 40 years and have seen children die of measles and meningitis, but never after vaccinations," he wrote.
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Now, 2 million people a year in the US develop antibiotic-resistant infections, and 23,000 of them die of those infections, according to the CDC.
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When the writers of a drama wish to signal that someone is soon to die of tuberculosis, they have her cough blood into a handkerchief.
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Many passengers die of drowning or dehydration, and survivors picked up by Libyan vessels or in Libyan waters are often packed into prisonlike detention centers.
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That means they will probably chill out, according to that deterrence theory, and we can all die of something other than being nuked to death.
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But for many organisms, they're a sign of trouble — like lost army ants following a chemical signal in a circle until they die of exhaustion.
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She has a plan to reduce maternal mortality among black women, who die of pregnancy-related causes at a much higher rate than white women.
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Alexander Fleming watched men die of sepsis during World War I while serving in the Royal Army Medical Corps, then returned home to create penicillin.
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New Jersey health officials said last week that an adult woman was the first resident of that state to die of a vaping-related illness.
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Children with cancer in low- and middle-income countries are four times more likely to die of the disease than children in high-income countries.
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Nothing exercises an Austenite more than this conundrum: What did she die of, and when did she become aware that the dying was under way?
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"I would kick the official who signed this in the ass so hard that he would die of hunger while in the air," he said.
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"If people live longer, they don't die of other causes, so they live to the point where the risk for dementia is higher," she said.
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This was Keene's first feature, and she would die of pancreatic cancer in 2004 with just a couple of other directing credits to her name.
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Gomes suggests that because older people can die of many other conditions, it makes sense that you'd see a lower percentages of opioid-related deaths.
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"The good news is this is not like Ebola — people don't die of Zika," Mr. Obama said in a recent interview with Gayle King of CBS.
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The baby did die of natural causes, of course, but natural causes that were inflicted by the brain injury caused from the asphyxiation of his mother.
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It's a crazy way to do business, but understanding these atmospheric rivers might be the key to making sure the human race doesn't die of thirst.
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"For me, it seems incredible that anyone could still die of AIDS," said Linda-Gail Bekker, who runs the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation's Emavundleni Research Centre.
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If you had ever told me before that I would die of a heroin overdose and go to heaven I would have laughed in your face.
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But statistics show you're more likely to be killed in a homicide back home in the States than die of unnatural causes in the Dominican Republic.
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When the possibility of prevention exists, writing off women to die of cancer solely because of where they are born is a violation of human rights.
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Many will eventually, as a generation of superannuated computers that were upgraded to Windows 7 or bought with it already loaded simply die of old age.
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Some researchers predict that several African countries will soon achieve "epidemic control", meaning that fewer people are newly infected each year than die of the disease.
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CASE FATALITY RATES The case fatality rate measures the number of infected individuals who eventually die of the disease or complications, such as secondary bacterial infections.
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As many as 1 in 4 people who get a serious case of vibriosis caused by Vibrio vulnificus may die of it, according to the CDC.
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Uninsured women are almost 2.6 times more likely to die of breast cancer than those with coverage, according to a study from the National Cancer Society.
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But not to operate also carried risks: 80% of twins joined at the head die of medical complications by age 2 if not separated, studies show.
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When you're wandering around the surface of Mars, however, and you're wearing a heavy protective suit so you don't die of exposure to a hostile environment.
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An estimated 252,710 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year, and 40,610 will die of the disease, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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We are afraid that either the government will kill us or that we will die of some disease in the hospital because there is no medicine.
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Malaria, which is transmitted through the bite of female Anopheles mosquitoes, is both preventable and treatable -- yet an estimated 203,000 people die of it each year.
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Studies have shown that 80% of twins joined at the head, called craniopagus twins, die of medical complications by the age of 2 if not separated.
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The baby did die of natural causes, of course, but natural causes that were inflicted by the brain injured cause from the asphyxiation of his mother.
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Box jelly venom targets the heart and nervous system, and packs such a punch that swimmers can drown or die of heart failure before reaching shore.
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Actually the suicide rate is increasing, but the total number of veterans is declining because World War II and Korean War veterans die of old age.
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In the West, where one in four people die of cardiovascular disease, the importance of keeping the heart in good working order is hard to overstate.
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The seventh grader had a family friend die of pancreatic cancer a few months ago and says he hopes to see a cure during his lifetime.
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Racial disparities in screening may, in part, account for the fact that more black women die of breast cancer—doctors simply aren't catching it early enough.
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If it sounds hard to prevent heart disease as an American, that's because it is—Williams says that even his cardiologist colleagues die of heart disease.
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"Harm reduction is giving smokers who will otherwise die of cancer, emphysema and so forth, heart disease, an alternative that is substantially less harmful," he said.
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" As Vox's Emily Stewart wrote, "An old adage among economists is that [economic] expansions don't die of old age; something has to happen to cause them.
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Having seen friends relapse, go to jail or die of a drug overdose, he knows what he risks if he does not address his issues directly.
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It's scandalous that a quarter-million women a year still die of cervical cancer, when these deaths are overwhelmingly preventable with HPV vaccinations and simple screenings.
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Q. I have read that animals die of old age because telomeres, the protective caps at the ends of chromosomes, shorten, allowing harmful mutations to accumulate.
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This means women were 90 times more likely to die of causes other than breast cancer, researchers report in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
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They were more than four times as likely to have chronic hypertension, and twice as likely as those without pre-eclampsia to die of cardiovascular disease.
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All but one of those deaths were in China; on Saturday, a man in the Philippines became the first to die of the virus outside China.
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The baby did die of natural causes, of course, but natural causes that were inflicted by the brain injury caused from the asphyxiation of his mother.
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" The only thing worse than the alienation he felt as a black student on the overwhelmingly white campus "was watching my wife die of breast cancer.
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Ms. Collins, who had a son die of AIDS at 31 and whose daughter died of breast cancer at 42, emphasized the importance of reaching out.
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One reason children die of malaria in this region is because the rainy season coincides with the hunger season between harvests, when their immunity is low.
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A 40-year-old Californian is the seventh person to die of a vaping-related illness as a rash of mysterious lung injuries sweeps the country.
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Germ theory also led to anesthesia, which let surgeons explore even more complicated surgeries because the patient wouldn't die of shock or pain while opened up.
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"People die of cancer a lot," says Sebastian Thrun, who worked on the skin cancer project and is now CEO of flying car company Kitty Hawk.
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But within a few months, Sean would be homeless and using drugs in Los Angeles — and within six years, he would die of a drug overdose.
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The World Health Organization estimates that 20,000 people a year die of canine rabies in India — amounting to a third of global deaths from the disease.
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The World Health Organization estimates that 20,000 people a year die of canine rabies in India — amounting to a third of global deaths from the disease.
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He's the first confirmed homeless person to die of an illness that advocates and experts warn could be uniquely devastating to the nation's 567,000 homeless people.
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The opioid crisis in the United States has become so grim that Americans are now likelier to die of an overdose than in a vehicle crash.
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Most people think the federal government should play a role in ensuring people have access to health care and don't die of cancer in the emergency room.
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Kelli Tyrrell, the widow of railroad employee Brent Tyrrell, sued in 2014 alleging her husband was exposed to chemicals that caused him to die of kidney cancer.
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McBride was the 13th person to die of Legionnaires' disease from contaminated water, after initially contracting the infection in 2014, according to the Michigan state health department.
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Native Americans in the state are six times more likely to die of an overdose than white residents — the widest race-based disparity of any US state.
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Now before the #haters die of Swift schadenfreude, there are multiple reasons why this could be happening — and none of them have to do with bad karma.
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Lab results showed that the eagles did not die of natural causes, including diseases such as avian influenza, said U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service spokeswoman Catherine Hibbard.
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As for Ser Davos, Cunningham has a similar end in mind, saying that he wants Davos to "die of old age" and not in a violent way.
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But I was never encouraged to go into that field; when I told my mom I wanted to study art history, she told I'd die of hunger.
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More people die of drug overdoses -- including both prescription painkillers like oxycodone and hydrocodone and illicit drugs like heroin and fentanyl -- than from guns or car accidents.
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Families and midwives have been known to put butter, turmeric, ash, cow dung and even rat feces on stumps to promote healing; many babies die of tetanus.
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We know that each day, 10,000 people around the world die of substance abuse and that addiction affects one in five people over the age of 14.
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And, according to reporting done by ProPublica in 163, black mothers are 243 percent more likely to die of pregnancy or childbirth-related causes than white women.
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We're talking will they...surely they MUST because we'll die of grief just from watching if these completely fictional characters' true love for one another goes unrealized.
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The country has one of the lowest breast cancer survival rates in Western Europe and around 11,500 women are likely to die of the condition in 2019.
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HARARE, Oct 2380 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Denigrated by friends and lampooned at work, Jimson Hove had a reputation as a ruthless womaniser who would die of AIDS.
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According to the CDC, heart failure impacts around 5 million Americans each year, and the same number of women and men die of heart disease each year.
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During her internship, she saw a man die of stab wounds and watched with fascination as doctors performed one of the surgeries that had saved her life.
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U.S. veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are more likely than typical Americans to die of causes including suicide and accidental injuries, a recent study suggests.
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Only 3 percent of men die of prostate cancer, so the benefit of screening, in the number of prostate cancer deaths averted, is small in absolute terms.
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SOFIA, March 11 (Reuters) - A 66-year-old Bulgarian woman became the first to die of the coronavirus in the country, the health ministry said on Wednesday.
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Japanese comedian Ken Shimura, who had been hospitalized after being infected with the new coronavirus, has died, becoming the first Japanese celebrity to die of the virus.
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Some studies suggest that historically, blacks living in Africa had to retain sodium and water in order to survive the warmer climate and not die of dehydration.
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Most Venezuelans go hungry daily, many die of curable illnesses because basic medicines are unavailable, and everyone feels unsafe because of an extremely high violent crime rate.
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More than half had sepsis, and it was the immediate cause of death for nearly 200 of them; another 100 had sepsis but didn't die of it.
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Colorectal cancer is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in this country, with more than 51,000 people expected to die of the disease this year.
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And politically, it stood for a reactionary culture that did not want to accept gay people, that wanted to leave them to die of a horrific plague.
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At that point, half the land on Earth would be so extremely oven-hot that "if you go outside you die of hotness," as Roberts puts it.
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In a particularly egregious case, jailers allowed a man with mental health problems to die of dehydration after allegedly cutting off the inmate's water for a week.
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U.S. women over age 50 and generally healthy were less likely to die of cardiovascular events like stroke if they had a cat or dog, the researchers found.
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If you're a child of the '90s then you probably remember Tamagotchi, the egg-shaped digital "pets" we had to attend to constantly lest they die of neglect.
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In 23, more than 22,212 people in the United States will be diagnosed with melanoma, the National Cancer Institute estimates, and more than 22016,000 will die of it.
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The fact that every day more than 20,000 children die of hunger, preventable disease and are victims of war is one of the greatest tragedies of our time.
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Additionally, Moses claims that his sister Tam Farrow didn't die of heart failure, as reported at the time of her death in 2000, but also died by suicide.
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There is evidence that if you have no control at work, you are significantly more likely to become depressed (and to die of a stress-related heart attack).
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Monks in especially ascetic sects of buddhism attempted self-mummification for different ideological reasons, but the end goal was to die of starvation and remain preserved for eternity.
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Bernie supporters: lol your a corporate stooge die of cancer idiot I criticized Elizabeth Warren's debt forgiveness plan for being regressive & I got a data driven debate w.
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In addition, disposable incomes among the poorest Scots—who are more likely than the rich to die of drink, even if they booze no more than them—fell.
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" Children who suffer from severe acute malnutrition aren't just malnourished and hungry â€" they're nine times more likely to die of a disease than a well-nourished child.
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Not only does it not solve a legit problem, it creates a new one—some people don't know their cars are running and die of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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When previously sedentary people started exercising in middle age, they were 35 percent less likely to die of all causes during the study than if they remained inactive.
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But it was the harrowing experience of watching a little boy die of an asthma attack when Wen was 10 that made her want to become a doctor.
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About 503,250 people die of coronary heart disease — the most common type — annually in the United States, and 250 million worldwide, making it one of the biggest killers.
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Compared to women sleeping eight hours a night, women who slept at least nine hours were 46 percent more likely to die of breast cancer, the study found.
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As far as anyone has been able to establish (and some have tried very hard indeed) it is as good as impossible to die of a marijuana overdose.
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According to the latest figures from the American Cancer Society, Black women diagnosed with breast cancer are 40% more likely to die of the disease than white women.
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The researchers also studied a subgroup of 66,542 men, 9,133 of whom were given prostate cancer diagnoses from 1992 to 2011 but did not die of the disease.
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At a time when 11 women a day die of cervical cancer, Trump and Pence have also been stalwart opponents of women's health programs that provide cancer screenings.
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Possibly, you will just die of snakebite but more likely, you will live with venom pouring through your veins, festering and suppurating for the rest of your days.
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It found that they died from neurodegenerative diseases at three times the rate of the general population, but were half as likely to die of any other cause.
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You're going to start to ... By the way, mining probably should be done by robots, because people die of black lung and everything, you know what I mean?
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" He said Ruby, who would die of cancer in 1967, replied: "All I wanted to be was a hero and it looks like I just messed things up.
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FUQING, China — Cao Dewang saw his impoverished mother nearly die of starvation more than 50 years ago, during a famine driven by Mao's mismanaged push to industrialize China.
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In California, activists have repeatedly defaced statues of Junípero Serra, an 21980th-century Franciscan friar who, detractors say, eradicated indigenous cultures and caused many to die of disease.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 610,000 people die of heart failure in the United States every year, making it the leading cause of death.
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By contrast, the first person to die of the new coronavirus, a 61-year-old Wuhan resident, didn't die until 11 days after the first case was reported.
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A Kansas woman died Tuesday from lung disease related to vaping, making her the sixth person in the United States to die of these causes in recent weeks.
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People continue to die of opioid overdose at a horrifying rate, and there is a nationwide agreement on the pressing need to expand access to life-saving treatments.
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Parents have been forced to make a heartbreaking decision: watch their children die of dehydration or give them contaminated water, which has ignited the spread of waterborne diseases.
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Each day, about 2800 Americans die of an opioid overdose, but we are just beginning to understand and confront the opioid crisis – the deadliest drug crisis in American history.
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Stat predicts nearly 500,000 people will die of opioid overdoses in the U.S. over the next decade, with a worst-case death toll forecast at over 650,000.[Bloomberg/Stat]
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Congratulations on being the first Martian to die of old age, because a return trip from the Red Planet is currently impossible without using wishful logistics like fuel harvesting.
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Earlier on Thursday, the ministry confirmed that a Congolese woman had become the second patient in Uganda to die of the virus in the latest outbreak of the disease.
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"We cannot just watch as our children, our parents, our brothers, and our sisters die of drug overdose," Thomas Farley, Philadelphia's health commissioner, said in a statement in January.
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They forecast that it'd take more than 10 years for the global climate to return to normal and that, in the meantime, millions more people would die of starvation.
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When the Black Tar Heroin documentary was filming from 20153 to 1998, she thought she would be killed or die of an overdose and end up a cautionary tale.
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I was lying in bed saying, 'I'm going to die of Lyme disease,' in my bed and 'I hope someone finds me and I'm not here for too long.
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Suddenly, there's an epidemic of students with debilitating homework addictions, clerks who die of starvation behind reams of paperwork, and other people who physically can't stop themselves from working.
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She notes that if the game were 100 percent accurate, it wouldn't be much fun to play; players would die of disease and sword fights would be boring slogs.
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"I heard the dogs die of heat exhaustion at the start of the film and the rest of the film is John Wick shooting sand," joked one Twitter user.
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The Rob Fords of the world are all around us, and they shouldn't have to die of cancer before we can view them humanely, on social media or otherwise.
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And 10 years into that, they told me I would be able to live with it and probably die of something else, but it all was very scary stuff.
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He was airlifted to Moscow for treatment, but died 45 days later - one of the 2 to die of acute radiation sickness in the immediate aftermath of the disaster.
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I was lying in bed saying, I'm going to die of Lyme disease, in my bed and I hope someone finds me and I'm not here for too long.
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Despite numerous efforts to dispel the notion that expansions die of old age, many continue to believe that a long expansion necessarily means a recession is around the corner.
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By contrast, modern presidents die of chronic diseases related to aging: Lyndon B. Johnson died from heart failure, Richard Nixon from a stroke, and Ronald Regan from Alzheimer's disease.
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"There were clear signs that this person did not die of natural causes," he said, declining to cite a cause of death before the coroner's office finished its report.
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About 33,000 people die of heart disease in the United States every year -- or, 1 in every 4 deaths -- according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"I DON'T THINK that expansions just die of old age," Janet Yellen, a former chairwoman of the Federal Reserve, told economists at a conference in Atlanta on January 4th.
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"I was lucky I did not die of a heart attack," Clinton said of his eating habits in a 2011 interview with CNN's chief medical correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
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But reading "People Only Die of Love in Movies: Film Writing by Jim Ridley," a new book from Vanderbilt University Press, has got me to thinking about the question.
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In 2006, he made his escape to China, feeling as if he had nothing to lose, because he knew he was likely to die of starvation if he remained.
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During most flu epidemics, more patients die of heart problems than respiratory issues like pneumonia, they wrote, adding that they expected similar cardiac issues among severe COVID-19 cases.
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Women ages 75 to 84 were 123 times more likely to die of causes other than breast cancer; this estimate was even higher among women age 85 and older.
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Type 2 diabetes is on the rise, and about 610,000 people die of heart disease every year in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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People with diabetes develop heart disease at younger ages and are nearly twice as likely to die of heart attack or stroke as people who do not have diabetes.
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" Walt still thinks he's about to die of cancer, and he tells Jesse that he envies him: "You didn't have to wait your whole life to do something special.
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Plastic bags can take hundreds of years to degrade, and polyethylene bags can strangle sea turtles and fill the stomachs of whales and dolphins until they die of starvation.
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Federal law enforcement had started a multistate search for two baby animals that had been, as far as DxE could tell, destined to die of exposure two months earlier.
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When the United States firebombed Kobe, Japan, in 1945, Nosaka lost his adoptive parents in the carnage, and in the aftermath eventually watched his infant sister die of starvation.
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Patients treated by women are less likely to die of what ails them and less likely to have to come back to the hospital for more treatment, researchers reported Monday.
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A Minnesota couple accused of letting their 7-year-old adopted son die of sepsis rather than bringing him to a doctor may have fled to New Zealand, PEOPLE learns.
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Every year, about 1.2 million people in the US get sick, 23,000 people are hospitalized, and 450 die of salmonella from all sources, with the most common being contaminated food.
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The findings come as opioid abuse has reached epidemic levels in the United States, where almost 80 people die of overdoses from either heroin or prescription painkiller medication every day.
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Judging by the number of trendy Neapolitan sourdough pizzas I consume on a weekly basis (two to three), it's likely that I will die of an exploding heart before then.
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A child became the first person in Uganda to die of Ebola, a deadly virus that has infected more than 2,000 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo next door.
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In the world's 34 poorest countries, people are most likely to die of respiratory problems, not from smoking, but from the exhaust fumes and smoke emitted from rudimentary cooking equipment.
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About 610,000 people die of heart disease in the US each year, which is about one in every four deaths, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But a fundamental tenet of civilized behavior in the modern world is that human beings shouldn't die of disease, starvation, or other forms of neglect while political conflicts are addressed.
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Worldwide, an estimated 68,000 women die of unsafe abortions each year, according to an obstetrics and gynecology study, and 5 million will suffer long-term health complications if they survive.
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But this decline is due to men—who are three and a half times more likely to commit suicide than women, and twice as likely to die of opioid overdoses.
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She knew that when Chuks, her eldest brother, was born in Biafra, in 1968, her mother had had to beg for milk for him, fearing he would die of malnutrition.
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About 610,85033 people die of heart disease in the United States per year, making it the No. 1 cause of death, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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We'll now be spending the foreseeable future forced to relive everyone's ~*~Coachella experience~*~ on our TLs, either wanting to die of festival FOMO, or kill ourselves over its mainstream ubiquity.
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Isn't there a difference between plants absorbing nutrients from animals that die of natural causes and those gaining nutrients from the mass slaughter of livestock for the industrial food complex?
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Unable to handle the intense feelings the young witch has stirred in them, and proving themselves inadequate for Elaine, they die of curious causes that the film leaves purposely ambiguous.
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"A lot of women ask for a double mastectomy because they think it will mean they won't get breast cancer again, or that they won't die of it," says MacNeill.
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"Overall, we need to import around 800,000 tonnes because our principle is that no one should die of hunger," Mnangagwa was quoted as saying by state-owned The Herald newspaper.
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And if the government applies repression surgically, especially within its ranks, it has a chance of surviving until all enemies inside and outside the revolution die of misery or fire.
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He doubled down on his theory that the number of people who would die by suicide in a recession or depression would outnumber those who could die of the virus.
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A study by University of Chicago researchers projected that, by 2100, climate change would kill roughly as many people as the number who die of cancer and infectious disease today.
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The American Cancer Society says breast cancer is the second-leading cancer death among women, behind lung cancer, with an estimated 42,000 expected to die of breast cancer in 2020.
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One metric tells the tale: a rating based on medically amenable mortality, which gives a sense of how often people die of causes for which medical interventions should be available.
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"As of about 22017 am this morning we have had 23 people die of overdoses in about 22019 hours," Franklin County Coroner Dr. Anahi Ortiz said on Facebook on Sunday.
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A 1994 government study found that NFL linemen die of heart disease at rates 52% higher than that of the general population, and three times the rates of NFL non-linemen.
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"Stock prices have been rising for more than eight years but bull markets don't die of old age," said Trevor Greetham, head of multi-asset at Royal London Asset Management (RLAM).
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But things changed in 1996, when she saw her uncle die of malnutrition before her eyes after the North Korean government stopped the rice rations that many relied upon to survive.
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For now, though, Ivan has to live at the farm with his friends, since alpacas are happiest in herds and will quite literally die of loneliness without an alpaca friend nearby.
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Silent heart attacks need aggressive treatment, because people who have them are three times as likely to die of heart disease and 34 percent more likely to die from any cause.
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If you scrolled through Twitter, it seemed like the entire world was weeping over Milo Ventimiglia's deceased patriarch, who survived a fire only to die of a heart attack hours later.
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Heroin(e)The Director: Elaine McMillion Sheldon and Kerrin SheldonThe Gist: The documentary short frontrunner takes us to Huntington, West Virginia, where about five people die of heroin overdoses each day.
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Some of the reasons are pretty obvious: Being close to water helps because the ocean is what connects the world, and without access to drinkable water cities would die of thirst.
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Prasad is the third Indian employed on a World Cup site to die of a heart attack in the last six months, according to a February report by the Supreme Committee.
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Co-creator Lisa Joy confirmed that Logan (Ben Barnes) is bisexual in her Reddit AMA last month — although he went on to die of an overdose which is, err, not great.
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About 91,270 new cases of melanoma will be diagnosed and about 9,320 people are expected to die of it in the United States in 2018, according to the American Cancer Society.
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"Salaries have become a playing card in the war, and no one cares about the fate of the people who die of starvation every day," the father of two told Reuters.
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Women who ate at least one daily serving of fried chicken were 12 percent more likely to die of heart problems than women who didn't eat fried food, the study found.
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Then, in America during the '80s, Bilquis watches one of her worshippers die of HIV in a hospital bed — another nod to the potential dangers women face for being sexually active.
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" More than 100 Americans die of drug overdoses every day, the commission wrote in a report, noting that "America is enduring a death toll equal to September 11th every three weeks.
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For Trump's critics, the wall is a metaphor for an inhumane and un-American approach to immigration that has seen undocumented migrant families separated and several detained children die of illnesses.
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About 130,000 people die every year in Japan of smoking-related diseases, and an additional 15,000 die of secondhand smoke-related conditions, Susan Mercado, a WHO official tells The Japan Times.
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In Massachusetts alone, where he practices, between five and six people die of an overdose each day, more than if you were to combine all the car accidents and homicides together.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - A Bosnian woman became the first to die of the coronavirus in the Balkan country, the manager of a hospital in the northwestern town of Bihac said on Saturday.
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If there are any pathogens on the corpse, microbes in the soil kill them, or they die of exposure or lack of food, which is why graveyards aren't hotbeds of disease.
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I pray the mouse will die of old age, and yes, perhaps at the end, be finished off by the swift brutality of a vulture returning her to the continuing cycle.
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Three hundred and sixty-one of those deaths took place in China, and on Saturday, a man in the Philippines became the first person outside China to die of the virus.
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Ms. Land was the fourth person in 2017 to die of injuries from violence that happened last year, according to the Chicago police, who have made no arrests in her case.
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"How many kids must die of gun violence on playgrounds & streets every day with no attention at all before we wake up to what's happening?" she wrote in a another tweet.
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In its final episode, "Breaking Bad" valorizes Walter, a man who once coldly watched a woman die of an overdose without doing anything to save her, among many other horrific deeds.
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She said that Mr. Slone, who picked up bomb fragments at Palomares with his bare hands, watched friends die of cancer while he suffered for years with a progressive neurological disorder.
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Meanwhile, a drop in breast cancer screenings could disproportionately impact black women, who are more than 40 percent more likely than white women to die of the disease, according to BET.
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For more information on the fallout of climate change, see Times columnist Nick Kristof's related column, "As Donald Trump Denies Climate Change, These Kids Die of It," published on Jan. 7.
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Over 2,000 children die of a pediatric cancer every year and there are over 500,000 pediatric cancer survivors, most of whom suffer from chronic illnesses brought on by toxic cancer treatments.
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But after spending the last year and a half watching her 216-year-old sister, Parker Monhollon, die of cancer, the thought of witnessing another child go through that is unbearable.
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"France plans to leave some French children, who still have their mother, die of exposure and hunger, while rescuing some others on the pretext that they are orphans," Ms. Dosé said.
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So requiring emergency crews to take seconds or minutes to put on unnecessary gear could put some overdose victims in actual danger — and then somebody might actually die of an overdose.
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Scotland 20 deaths per 100k people United States Where people die of drug overdoses Europe and the United States 15 Estonia 10 Sweden U.K. Denmark 5 Germany 0 '05 '203 '17 '18 '10 Where people die of drug overdoses Europe and the United States Scotland 20 deaths per 100k people U.S. 15 Estonia 10 Sweden U.K. Denmark 5 Germany 0 '153 '15 '17 '18 '199693 Where people die of drug overdoses Europe and the United States Scotland 199683 deaths per 199673k people U.S. 199663 Estonia 199653 Sweden U.K. Denmark 199643 Germany 199633 '199623 '199613 '199603 '2105 '2110 Based on the definition of drug-related deaths by the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) which includes the most commonly abused drugs.
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"While Venezuelans suffer and die of hunger, Nicolás Maduro and [first lady] Cilia enjoy one of the priciest restaurants in the world, all with money stolen from the Venezuelan people," he tweeted.
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Of course if you're in the desert and you run out of water it is possible to die of dehydration, but it's not something people are dying of on the athletic field.
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She took the news as well as a queen who doesn't want her city to die of a highly contagious plague could take it, demanding her longtime friend go find a cure.
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If the health care system let someone die of a heart attack because he ate a hamburger, or of cancer because that person once smoked a cigarette, it would be widely decried.
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This "fever of repetition, of routine" which sees those affected repeating the mundane tasks of their daily lives over and over again until they rot from the inside and die of starvation.
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I'm writing this on a glowing robot typewriter with instantaneous access to the sum total of human knowledge and have yet to die of gangrene, which I guess is pretty cool too.
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It seems unlikely given they're in different locations, but it's worth noting that Arya doesn't have to kill them herself, necessarily: if they die of other causes, they'll also be crossed off.
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According to the advocacy group Families USA, African-Americans are 25% more likely to die of heart disease, 72% more likely to be diabetic, and 900% more likely to die from HIV.
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His weight had dropped to 74 pounds from 148 and his legal team feared he could die of starvation, according to an account in a Reuters report at the end of December.
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Mariwalla says it's also possible for people to die of a cardiac event related to the seizure, or if they lose consciousness and hit their head — though he says that is rare.
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But they did not attract Anopheles gambiae or Anopheles arabiensis, which are much more important malaria vectors in most of Africa, where more than 400,000 children die of the disease each year.
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"He kept on insisting that this is something that can be easily changed, something must have been wrong with my upbringing, [that] I was eventually going to die of AIDS," Joseph said.
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On the night I saw my son's geography project propped up on the classroom radiator, we kissed behind the clothing donation bin, and I thought I would die of grief and hope.
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It found that those who ate a high protein diet between the ages of 50 and 65 were four times more likely to die of cancer than those who consumed less protein.
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The California Air National Guard dropped off test kits by helicopter Thursday after learning that the first person to die of the virus in the state previously traveled on the Grand Princess.
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I'm an oncology nurse turned hospice nurse, and though I've seen many cancer patients return home to live their lives, I've seen more than a few of them die of their disease.
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Coming to grips with the opioid epidemic is obviously a national imperative as overdoses soar and more than 52,000 Americans die of them each year, an average of one every 10 minutes.
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When we discovered the location and structure of the Huntington chorea gene, we had the ability, at birth, to say whether someone was essentially doomed in their 40s to die of chorea.
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A cruise ship carrying 3,500 passengers and crew remained anchored off the coast of San Francisco after a passenger from a previous voyage became the first American to die of the virus.
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But some of the federal prison employees, all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity because the information was not yet public, said Mr. Bulger did not die of old age.
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"We're taking people who are more likely to die of something else, and putting them through hospitalization and surgery, with all those risks," she said, citing those including infection, falls and delirium.
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Surgery patients were also 41 percent less likely to die of any cause during the study period: Ten percent died, compared with 17.8 percent of the patients who did not have surgery.
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A man in the Philippines has become the first person to die of the Wuhan coronavirus outside of ChinaScientists have published over 50 studies on Wuhan coronavirus in the last 3 weeks.
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But the scientists found that people with knee or hip osteoarthritis were almost 20 percent more likely than the rest of the population to die of chronic heart disease or heart failure.
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But in poor countries where doctors and diagnostic kits are scarce and cardiac surgery is rare, more than 230,000 people die of rheumatic heart disease every year, mostly children and young adults.
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Born in Poland in 22019, Szapocznikow survived a concentration camp and made it to Paris after the war, only to die of breast cancer in 235, just shy of her 22017th birthday.
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But he said flu is "sneaky" and "devilish," making it difficult -- sometimes impossible -- to pick out the relative few who will die of the flu among the thousands who will recover easily.
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They found a little piece of medicine that you can inject to make sure that somebody does not die of OD. And also all of these houses where you can freely be rehabilitated.
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Passengers features one decent character who is ripped from suspended animation (effectively dooming her to die of old age on a spaceship) by one terrible character who wants to have sex with her.
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Dr. Seth Karp, director of the Vanderbilt University Transplant Center, estimates that only one in 10 patients who die of liver disease in Tennessee was even on the waiting list for a liver.
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Trump's new budget is unlikely to be fully implemented, but if his suggestions do go into effect, at least a million people will die of AIDS as a result of the lost funding.
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While a 50 percent success rate is hardly ideal — the measles vaccine, by contrast, is about 98 percent protective — about 393 million people get tuberculosis each year, and 1.6 million die of it.
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This is the reality of Trump's policy on opioid epidemic: a lot of talk, but so far very little, even negative, action — as tens of thousands of people die of overdoses every year.
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"I do not wish to have continued suffering and to die of this illness by choking," Ms. S, whose name is concealed by court order, wrote in an affidavit, according to the CBC.
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So life-threatening that one of the researchers who authored the study, Andreas Peschel, says he expects that in 10 years, more people will die of diseases caused by resistant bacteria than cancer.
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"Even those who have dissipated their fortunes in dissolute living — through gaming, harlots, excessive luxury, gluttony and gambling — should be given food, for no one should die of hunger," Vives wrote in 1526.
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Even if we say the bull is eight years old, and therefore a "mature" one, bull markets don't die of old age; they are put down by recession, financial panic or the Fed.
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"While Venezuelans suffer and die of hunger, Nicolas Maduro and Cilia enjoy one of the priciest restaurants in the world, all with money stolen from the Venezuelan people," opposition leader Julio Borges said.
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Researchers also revealed an alarming racial disparity in their findings: African-American, Native American and Alaska Native women are nearly three times more likely to die of pregnancy-related complications than white women.
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"Either we get rid of Maduro and 'Chavismo,' or we all die of hunger," said Coromoto Martinez, 53, in the poor rural state of Barinas that was home to Maduro's predecessor, Hugo Chavez.
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No doubt, that scene and knowing that Fisher would die of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of forty-seven, two weeks after Kitaj's retrospective opened at the Tate Gallery, colors my view.
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Even if deaths did level off in 2018, more than 700,000 people — more than the entire population of Boston — would die of drug overdoses over the next decade if there weren't further declines.
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But Ban Ki-moon, secretary-general of the United Nations, last week warned that the fight was "only half won" and estimated that 21990 million worldwide would die of the disease this year.
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SARAJEVO, March 21 (Reuters) - A Bosnian man became the first to die of the coronavirus in the Balkan country, the manager of a hospital in the northwestern town of Bihac said on Saturday.
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"It's rare for travelers to die of unknown causes like this, and to have a high number of them in a relatively short period of time is alarming, shocking, sad," Dr. Inglesby said.
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The hospital was a septicemia factory; Abotaleb often worried that he was desperately trying to save patients just so they might survive long enough to die of an infection caught at his hospital.
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Critically important studies emerging from China suggest that for many patients who die of Covid-219, it may be their own immune system, rather than the virus itself, that deals the fatal blow.
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Facebook, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Twitter, and other social media accounts all offer options for enabling your loved ones to manage your accounts, but you'll need to change those settings before you die, of course.
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And, although it's unlikely for most healthy people, between approximately 12,000 to 79,000 people die of the flu each flu season in the U.S., according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention.
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This health journalist's history of dentistry illuminates the class line between those who spend thousands of dollars to perfect their smiles and others who suffer from, and even die of, preventable tooth decay.
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Vice President Mike Pence in media interviews Sunday refused to criticize Donald Trump Jr. for claiming that Democrats want Americans to die of the coronavirus to hasten the end of Donald Trump's presidency.
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In a viral Op-Ed for the Washington Post calling for single-payer, Dr. David A. Ansell writes that, under America's current arrangement, citizens "die of poverty," which is both needless and cruel.
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Tens of thousands of Americans die of flu every yearAt least 15 million Americans have caught the flu in the last four months; nearly a quarter million of them went to the hospital.
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It is tragic that children die of preventable causes every day, and the fact that this happens at a higher rate in some regions than others warrants an effort to address the inequity.
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Read more>>> By Jane E. Brody Colorectal cancer is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in this country, with more than 51,000 people expected to die of the disease this year.
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As newer treatments help more cancer patients survive longer, the proportion who die of heart disease and other causes is likely to keep rising, the study authors note in the European Heart Journal.
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About 80,000 babies and toddlers die of AIDS each year, mostly in Africa, in part because their medicines come in hard pills or bitter syrups that are difficult for small children to take.
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Imagine a world in which a simple cut could be deadly, where people die of diseases that were once treatable, and many advanced medical procedures are impossible due to the risk of infection.
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"The book fixes attention on the conditions these women faced — injected with the arsenic compound salvarsan, offered anti-hemorrhagic agents made from corpses, left to die of infection," our reviewer, BK Fischer, writes.
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A. Because there are a billion people around the world who live in communities so distant from health care services that they might die of diseases that no one needs to die from.
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"Gas-injected foam is better because the animals actually die of lack of oxygen, which occurs much faster and much more quietly—they don't seem to show the same distress," Turner told me.
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"It's rare for travelers to die of unknown causes like this, and to have a high number of them in a relatively short period of time is alarming, shocking, sad," he told the Times.
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In this often gruesome practice, fishermen remove the shark's fins and dump the sharks back into the ocean – rendering them helpless and leaving them as food for other predators or to die of suffocation.
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"The [Israeli government] thinking was we don't want Gaza residents to outright die of hunger but we definitely don't want them to be too full or happy and fulfilled," Marmur told me in June.
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Women who get routine cervical cancer screenings are less likely to get or die of the disease, and there are now more options for what types of screening they can choose than ever before.
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Allison Pitt, Keith Humphreys and Margaret Brandeau, a trio of public-health experts at Stanford University, estimate that on the current course, just over 500,000 people will die of overdoses from 2016 to 6003.
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Children are less able to regulate their body temperature compared with adults, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, and a child left in a hot car can die of heat stroke very quickly.
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Actually, it seems more dangerous not to do so: Being on these medications, even without counseling, cuts mortality by raising people's tolerance to opioids so that they are less likely to die of overdose.
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"No child should die of TB, yet for too long, we have not had the medicines to mount a sustainable response against childhood TB," UNITAID's director of operations, Robert Matiru, said in the statement.
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This is not to suggest that such efforts shouldn't be made—it would be absurd to argue that we should let some people die of ignorance in order to prevent others from killing themselves.
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But most of us, statistically, will die of heart disease or failure, so the telomere measurement that would matter more– at least to understand disease risk and longevity—would be from your vascular endothelium.
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"Five people die of an overdose every day in the U.K." In February, an investigation by British newspaper The Sunday Times revealed that five people a day were dying from overdoses of prescription opioids.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — The Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, a Nobel laureate, did not die of cancer, as his death certificate indicated, according to a group of international forensic experts who analyzed samples of his remains.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported that black, Native American and Alaska Native women die of pregnancy-related diseases at a rate about three times higher than that of white women.
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While living here, I have changed careers, come out of the closet, managed a long recuperation from brain surgery, started meditating, and watched a dear friend die of AIDS in my apartment's front bedroom.
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A study by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health found that those released from jail or prison were much more likely to die of an overdose than the rest of the state's adult population.
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He would have been horrified at the conditions that led 7-year-old Jakelin Caal to die of dehydration and shock in Border Control custody after seeking refuge in this country with her father.
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"I didn't see her die by any deliberate act; I saw her die of something completely different, saw her fall down," he told the court on Tuesday, according to Politiken, Denmark's largest daily newspaper.
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After announcing its first death from the disease, Hawaii's Department of Health backtracked on Tuesday and said the test results had been misread and the person did not die of coronavirus, according to HawaiiNewsNow.
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I promised anyone who met me that I would die, simply die, of withdrawal; when, on day twenty-three, I had a seizure, I thought, Yes, I am really dying, but then I lived.
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Thankfully, though people can die of a broken heart or be more likely to develop heart problems in the future, the condition typically isn't fatal, and most people recover fine with no special treatment.
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" Nonetheless, Saul Bellow, in his novel "More Die of Heartbreak" (1987), placed Mr. Navrozov among the dissident writers Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Vladimir Maximov and Andrei Sinyavsky as "commanding figures, men of genius, some of them.
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If anyone from the present administration, or from any of their beloved or reviled security agencies, were to publicly commend a poem, even by way of propaganda, the Russian leaders might die of shock.
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The least-active women averaged about 2,700 steps per day; those who averaged just 1,700 more than that, a difference of about a mile, were 41 percent less likely to die of any cause.
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The least-active women averaged about 2,700 steps per day; those who averaged just 1,700 more than that, a difference of about a mile, were 41 percent less likely to die of any cause.
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Rather than seamlessly entering the water (as many suicidal people envision), the 230-foot, four-second drop renders jumpers broken and battered, left to slowly drown or die of hypothermia in the frigid waves.
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There isn't likely to be any more aid coming to the town any time soon, meaning that that the people living there will continue to die of starvation and lack of basic medical care.
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Every time they're up there, they need to put people who will die of cancer in front of the camera — people who did die from the lack of health care, or people with preexisting conditions.
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"SIDS is not that rare; about 233,23 babies die of sudden unexplained infant deaths each year in the US," said senior study author Dr. Ian Paul of Penn State College of Medicine in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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Not only has no one ever died from eating a GMO, but GMO crops are in fact a tool that can help save many of the 3.1-million children who die of malnutrition each year.
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"I think they censored us thinking every band I was in was gonna implode or I was gonna die of an overdose and they wouldn't have to deal with me the next year," says Sturgeon.
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Of the estimated 48,000 people who now die of opioid overdoses every year, an unknown but not insignificant number had thought about suicide before, noted addiction expert Mark Gold of Washington University in St. Louis.
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And those numbers are disproportionately high for Black mothers, who hospitals continue to fail — according to the CDC, Black women are three to four times more likely than white women to die of pregnancy complications.
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You might feel like you'll die of embarrassment when you see someone fall over in public, but hey, take comfort in the idea that it means that you're probably at least a little bit empathetic.
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But a 2016 study suggested they were more likely to die of cardiovascular disease as they got older than astronauts in the program who never flew past Earth's orbit, likely due to cosmic radiation exposure.
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"Nobody needs to die of AIDS anymore, but it still happens," said Andrew Goodman, a practicing HIV specialist and the associate director of medicine at the Callen-Lorde Community Health Center in New York City.
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And their connection goes deeper than just having similar jobs on opposite sides of the aisle: As they explain in an early video, their friendship blossomed because they each had a parent die of suicide.
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I'm informed partly by watching toddlers die in South Africa, when I was in medical school, for lack of a measles vaccine, because when they're sick it invades their lungs and they die of pneumonia.
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"Just because the (bull) market has hit a birthday, or is among the longest ever, doesn't mean that it will 'die' of old age," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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They include more than 2720,000 children potentially facing a life-threatening severe acute form of malnutrition, who are nine times more likely to die of diseases including cholera or measles, UNICEF spokeswoman Marixie Mercado said.
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And while men are more likely to die of an overdose of prescription painkillers, the female mortality rate has dramatically increased by 22015 percent between 1999 and 2010, compared to just 265 percent for men.
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On Saturday, state officials reported the death of an infant under age 214 who tested positive for coronavirus and is believed to be the youngest person to die of the virus in the United States.
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I know it is risky to be out here, but if I don't come out to look for what to feed my family, we will die of hunger faster than being killed by the virus.
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African-American, Native American and Alaska Native women die of pregnancy-related causes at a rate about three times higher than those of white women, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Tuesday.
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Compared to people who consumed the smallest amount of plant protein, participants who consumed the largest amount were 226% less likely to die during the study and 22019% less likely to die of cardiovascular causes.
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Even so, given that the CDC says that an average of 12,000 to 61,000 people die of the flu each year in the U.S., there's no reason to take any chances: Get the flu shot.
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She didn't want anyone else to die, of course, but picking a last tie, nice songs to play during the service—it had all kept her from thinking too hard about the meaning of life.
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Speaking to Mashable previously, Currumbin Wildlife Hospital's Dr Michael Pyne said the heat and lack of rain has resulted in less plant life, causing koalas and other native wildlife to die of starvation and dehydration.
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And when that diet causes me to die of scurvy at the age of 40, fill my veins with gingerbread-flavored embalming fluid and lower me into the ground in a candy cane-colored coffin.
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It also happened to my beloved dog son, leading to the traumatic event of me watching him die of old age on the dining room floor before the grim reaper came to take him away.
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Suddenly, we're transported to Elizabethan England, where one George Wilkins — "victualler, pimp, minor criminal, abuser of women" — is about to die of a massive heart attack brought on by a lifetime of debauchery and excess.
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Related: Peru's Indigenous Communities Are Fighting Back Against Environmental Contamination by Seizing Oil Wells In Australia, where aboriginals have a life expectancy 10 to 15 years below the average non-aboriginal citizen and a suicide rate nearly six times the national average, they are two times more likely to die as a child, three times more likely to die of avoidable causes, seven times more likely to die of diabetes, and 19 times more likely to die from rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease.
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Patients with this condition who do not take hypertension medication are twice as likely to die of heart disease than normal-pressure patients, a meta-analysis published Monday in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine finds.
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Not all marijuana users turn to opioids, cocaine, meth, and other drugs of abuse, but many of them do and each year, tens of thousands of those who move on to other drugs die of overdoses.
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The new suggestions do not single out men who have an increased risk of prostate cancer, such as African-American men, who are roughly twice as likely to die of prostate cancer as the general population.
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Born and raised on the Southside of Chicago, Gamboa was inspired by the stories around him: He saw his mother's friend die of AIDS, and he saw his family members suffer against systems of racial injustice.
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Overall, people were 59 percent less likely to die of so-called external causes like overdoses, injuries, poisoning, falls, and assaults during periods when they were in methadone treatment than at other times, the study found.
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Last year, in New York, firefighters filled Fifth Avenue for the funeral of Chief Ronald R. Spadafora, the 178th member of the Fire Department, and the highest ranking, to die of World Trade Center-related illnesses.
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Migrant deaths happen with grim regularity along parts of America's southwestern border, largely when adults and unaccompanied teenagers succumb to harsh desert conditions or a lack of water, and die of dehydration, heat stroke or hypothermia.
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Pregnancy risks: African-American, Native American and Alaska Native women die of pregnancy-related causes at a rate about three times higher than those of white women, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported.
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At least half of all birds who fly into windows will ultimately die of internal bleeding, even when they seem to recover and fly away, and this stunned cedar waxwing was in no shape to fly.
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One of the top objections Cramer hears is that the market has rallied for too long and is on its last legs, despite the fact that bull markets do not tend to die of old age.
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If you're very lucky, the losses are utterly ordinary, completely predictable — parents who die of old age, children who grow up and move on, dogs who live a long time and then can't live any longer.
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"The good news is this is not like Ebola — people don't die of Zika; a lot of people get it and don't even know that they have it," Mr. Obama said in the interview with Gayle King.
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I'll repeat: People on these medicines were half as likely to die of overdose as those getting psychological or social interventions alone — in large part because the patient is getting some opioid and therefore has some tolerance.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that over 9,000 Americans die of melanoma each year, and the American Cancer Society estimates that more than 76,000 new cases of melanoma will be diagnosed this year.
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The longer-term hope is to find a way of switching off the ageing process by manipulating the appropriate genes, which in theory could make people near-immortal (though they could still die of accidents and diseases).
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A higher percentage of people under age 80 who live in rural regions die of heart disease, cancer, lung disease, stroke, and accidental injuries, according to results published today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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I cannot imagine what it is like for gay and bisexual men of a certain age, not much older than me, who saw their friends and lovers die of a disease and feared for their own lives.
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She and Diaz even watched How to Die in Oregon, a documentary that chronicles the decision of Cody Curtis, a 54-year-old mother of two, to end her own life rather than die of liver cancer.
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Thirteen 13 bald eagles were discovered dead in Maryland last month, with lab results indicating the birds did not die of natural causes, including diseases such as avian influenza, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women, and each year, more people die of lung cancer than of colon, breast, and prostate cancers combined, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Most often, depressed heart attack survivors die of physical causes, partly because they're less motivated to take care of themselves and take medication as directed, said Dr. Martha Gulati, a spokeswoman for the American College of Cardiology.
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Flight attendants, however, are less likely than the general population to die of all causes except plane crashes, said Rob Griffiths, program director of occupational and aviation medicine at the University of Otago Wellington in New Zealand.
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Between 3,000 and 49,000 Americans die of the flu each year (the death toll varies depending on the strain of the flu that circulates in any given year), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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These are all mostly fun, if simple, and there's a nice tension between trying to explore as much as possible while also making sure that you don't die of thirst or get too tired to properly function.
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Compared to the least sedentary people with the briefest stretches of sitting time, the most sedentary people with the longest periods of sitting down were twice as likely to die of all cause during the study period.
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But in the Soviet Union of the time — then concluding one of the most grotesquely violent decades in history — the fate of authors like Bulgakov was so precarious that he was fortunate to die of natural causes.
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"Many women do die of hemorrhaging, so that is a very common cause of maternal mortality and morbidity," said Dr. Mark Brescia, Saba's OB/GYN in New Jersey, who has been in practice for about 27 years.
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Our own bodies produce cancer so effectively that one in two males and one in three females will develop cancer in their lifetimes, while one in four males and one in five females will die of cancer.
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With each new "cycle" comes a new way of souping up and expanding your base—and more ways to die of something terrible, like getting entombed in dirt, or of something frustratingly complex, like a plant being .
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But if temperatures stay high for a long period and the bleaching gets really severe, as is the case in the Great Barrier Reef, then a lot of coral will start to die of malnutrition or disease.
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However, Minerd said, "If there are price pressures, the Fed will feel an obligation to kill the expansion," referring to the old Wall Street saying that bull markets don't die of old age, the Fed kills them.
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About 220,21 babies and toddlers die of AIDS each year, mostly in Africa, in part because their medicines come in hard pills or bitter syrups that are very difficult for small children to swallow or keep down.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)Hundreds of mourners took to the streets of Seoul Saturday to remember a mother who fled poverty in North Korea, only to die of suspected starvation in her small apartment in South Korea.
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New Delhi (CNN)A three-year-old boy has become the second child to die of burn injuries in southern India this month after both fell into large cooking pots of hot stew in separate, unrelated incidents.
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Dr. William Schaffner, medical director of the nonprofit National Foundation for Infectious Diseases, said that those who get flu after receiving vaccine are less likely to require hospitalization and are less likely to die of the illness.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk for instance, handled it by tweeting that coronavirus panic is "dumb" and emailing his employees to tell them they're more likely to die in a car crash than to die of the virus.
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Queer women on TV die of gunshot wounds, like The 100's Lexa, Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Tara, Northern Exposure's Cicely, The Walking Dead's Alisha, Orphan Black's Delphine, and two different Boardwalk Empire characters, Angela and Louise.
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Very few people, for example, are likely to know that two in three long term smokers will die of a smoking caused disease, nor the average number of years that smokers lose off normal life expectancy. 7.
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A debut, Unapologetic Art Rap, garnered some fans and local press in Los Angeles; Rappers Will Die of Natural Causes, released through Nocando's Hellfyre Club imprint the following year, became something just short of a cult classic.
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