… well-preserved throughout most of the life span. The normal "… assessing stressful situations
(acute mild; acute severe; and chronic) fully corroborate the inferences from the epidemiology …

… of market forces and transmit critical information for autonomous decision making. We also
suggest how the life cycle S-curve of CI is different from the typical innovation life cycle. The S-…

… on the evolution of infectious diseases and, more specifically, on … The adaptive nature of
virulence is often envisaged in the (… life cycle or between traits expressed at different parts of the …

… as neurodegenerative diseases and cancer. Caloric restriction (CR) promotes longevity and
… The driving force behind this process is the phosphorylation of phosphatidylinositol (PI). The …

… aspects of anxiety disorders: epidemiology, presentation, and … Another possible adaptation
is the integration of religion into … Worry and rumination are important driving forces in late-life …

… from studies on human progeroid diseases and mouse models that … adaptation to enhance
the chance of surviving periods of food scarcity. Interestingly, stress resistance and longevity …

… to increase longevity, others that result in exposure to risk factors for chronic … settings
focuses on opportunistic screening for high blood pressure but the package itself can be adapted …

… epidemic has turned out to be a key factor for the rise of diabetes incidence, together with a
prolonged life expectancy … , unless healthcare systems can be adapted in a more appropriate …

… population and the potential importance of adaptive evolution in viral epidemic expansion. …
Determining the contributing factors to the emergence of dengue as a global pandemic, …

… This suggestion is supported by our finding that disease … of rapid evolution or adaptation as
for drug-resistant diseases) are more … the life cycle, and environmental diseases are diseases …