| In some cases, people thought to have had strokes or other noncontagious brain problems that would make them ideal donors turned out to have infections that were transmitted to recipients. |
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| Maintaining old sanitarium ideals, Holley offers care beyond TB, whether dentures and eyeglasses or cultural activities, including outdoor classical music concerts for the noncontagious. |
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| Developing countries, historically fertile breeding grounds for infectious diseases like malaria, AIDS and tuberculosis, increasingly are afflicted by noncontagious chronic ailments such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease. |
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| About psoriasis A chronic, noncontagious autoimmune disease, psoriasis causes the skin to crack, itch and bleed. |
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| Bluetongue is an infectious, noncontagious, arthropodborne viral disease of domestic and wild ruminants. |
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| Diabetes melitus or diabetes type 2, is one of the most common noncontagious disease and one of the endocrine dysfunctions. |
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| People were selected as person-targets because they suffered highly symptomatic, noncontagious diseases. |
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| The medical profession and the public are at high alert for learning the extent of the noncontagious outbreak. |
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| The final day was dedicated to teaching people how to protect themselves against noncontagious diseases. |
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| The second pathway, emphasized by Smith, shows that fellow feeling is noncontagious. |
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| Despised lifestyles are now identified as noncontagious epidemics. |
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| However, treatment renders it almost immediately noncontagious. |
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