This obviously poses a threat to Thailand for the disease to come back. There is border trade.

You want to keep garbage covered so rats, flies, other insects and disease vectors can't get in there and spread things.

We have every reason to expect there is sufficient competence (in Myanmar) to make the diagnosis. If the government says they've got it, then they've got it.

Some of this benefit we see now may be a combination of our increased awareness of heart disease in women and improved technology in medicine, and overall improvement in care of our patients.

People may very well choose to trade off years of their life, or the possibility of disease or injury, in exchange for the current pleasure, excitement, or stress relief they get (from food),

We have received reports that the disease is fast spreading to other farms across the state.