Dehydration

...tissue replaced with autologous skin grown from their own cells. These grafts take three weeks to grow, putting patients at risk from dehydration and infection. Skin from dead bodies is sometimes used, but its availability is limited and it...

In this article: The Lancet, Melbourne, and Australia

...by 2015. Diarrheal diseases, such as cholera and rotavirus, kill 1.5 million kids each year, most under 2 years old. The children die from dehydration, weakened immune systems and malnutrition. Often they get sick from drinking dirty...

In this article: Malaria, Diarrhea, Unicef, GAVI Alliance, AIDS, HIV, Cholera, and Rotavirus

...the closed cases on top of one another at her home in Bell Lane, Fletching, near Uckfield, East Sussex, causing the animals starvation, dehydration and suffocation. Despite efforts to revive the seven live puppies, two had to be put down at...

In this article: Dog, East Sussex, and Uckfield

...was during a later visit that the sound of whining led officers to the suitcases. Eight of the puppies had already died of starvation, dehydration and suffocation, but seven were found alive. Efforts were made to revive the seven, but two...

In this article: Dog and Uckfield

Feline diarrhea may be accompanied by not eating and vomiting bile. If a cat has diarrhea for too long, the chances of dehydration and even depression are high. The causes of feline diarrhea are many, including a blockage, colitis,...

In this article: Diarrhea, Pancreatitis, Surgery, Leukemia, Colitis, Antibiotic, Allergy, AIDS, and Inflammatory bowel disease

...island nation, the Marshall Islands, situated 2,500 miles north east of Australia. But two of those who were picked up died from dehydration and starvation died on the journey. They had all endured baking heat by night and the fear of...

In this article: Marshall Islands, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Pacific, and U.S.