Scientists have suggested that oral sex may be yet another possible way Zika can be transmitted from person to person, raising concerns that more cases of the virus may be transmitted through semen.
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In rare instances, it can be transmitted to sexual partners.
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It can be transmitted by mosquitoes and through sexual contact.
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It can also be transmitted through contaminated food or water.
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Indeed, the images could be transmitted to virtual reality glasses.
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Can the illness be transmitted through our buckets of sweat?
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It can also be transmitted through tattooing using nonsterile equipment.
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This limited the number of "pages" that could be transmitted.
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Either way, it would then be transmitted to the pager.
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And unlike other mosquito-borne diseases, Zika can be transmitted sexually.
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To protect privacy, information about specific trips should not be transmitted.
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Some strains of the H5N1 virus can be transmitted to humans.
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He reminds them that the virus can be transmitted through sex.
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They can also carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans.
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This was a disease that couldn't be transmitted human to human.
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The infection can be transmitted through touching surfaces in your home.
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And it is unclear what information will be transmitted to Congress.
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Scientists have suspected for several years that Zika could be transmitted sexually.
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Zika is commonly transmitted through mosquitoes but can also be transmitted sexually.
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Syphilis can also be transmitted by coming into contact with infected blood.
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Zika can be transmitted to fetuses through a pregnant woman's amniotic fluid.
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It is unclear if the virus can be transmitted through human blood.
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The infection can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets.
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The infection can be transmitted via airborne droplets from coughs and sneezes.
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It also can be transmitted by sex and by illicit drug use.
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Public health officials say Zika can also be transmitted by unprotected sex.
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"Obviously, what I'm asking for is whatever can be transmitted," she said.
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It can be transmitted in pork products, animal feed or by people.
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Skin infections can be transmitted directly, especially in wrestling, rugby and football.
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It can also be transmitted in pork products, animal feed or by people.
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HIV can be transmitted from mother to baby via breast milk and breastfeeding.
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Importantly, neither study suggests that Alzheimer's can be transmitted through normal physical contact.
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It takes around 45 minutes for alcohol to be transmitted through the skin.
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Nipah can be transmitted from animals to humans and human-to-human contact.
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Zika can also be transmitted through sex, which could be another big problem.
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Zika is primarily transmitted by mosquitoes, but it can also be transmitted sexually.
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The virus can also be transmitted via unprotected sex with an infected man.
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The alert will also scroll across TVs and be transmitted over the radio.
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That means less information can be transmitted, which is what causes the blackout.
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There is no evidence Zika can be transmitted to babies through breast milk.
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Officials initially said the virus could not be transmitted from human to human.
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He became Taiwan's eighth case and the first known to be transmitted locally.
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Some strains of the often lethal H13N1 virus can be transmitted to humans.
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I think that way it allows meaning to be transmitted beyond the language barrier.
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The virus can be transmitted through respiratory droplets and contact with saliva or mucus.
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The protocol set standards for how digital data should be transmitted, routed, and received.
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There is no vaccine or treatment for Zika, which also can be transmitted sexually.
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HPV can also be transmitted when an infected person has no signs or symptoms.
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Reducing the data load means that some of this information can be transmitted live.
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Ebola is a virus thought to be transmitted to humans through contact with animals.
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Canine Brucellosis can be transmitted to humans and other animals through contaminated reproductive fluids.
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There is no evidence the virus can be transmitted to babies through breast milk.
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HPV is an infection that can be transmitted through genital, anal, or oral sex.
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The virus can be transmitted via sexual intercourse as well as by insect bites.
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The signal can be transmitted through non-interfering materials to power devices as well.
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It can't be transmitted through casual contact like sharing water glasses or shaking hands.
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Only half of the public knew the disease could be transmitted by sexual contact.
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Science's stance is pretty clear: Infectious agents cannot be transmitted via toilet seat sitting.
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The virus can be transmitted through sex, breast-feeding, needle-sharing, transfusions and transplants.
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There's no indication, health officials say, that the coronavirus can be transmitted on food.
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But the question of when the novel coronavirus can be transmitted is still open.
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Unlike other flaviviridae, Zika can be transmitted to fetuses through a pregnant woman's amniotic fluid.
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Diseases can be still be transmitted orally, anally, and by sharing an infected sex toy.
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The virus can be transmitted between people through respiratory droplets such as saliva or mucus.
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PAHO said Zika can be transmitted through blood, but this is an infrequent transmission mechanism.
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Most STIs can be transmitted orally, though some are more likely than others, Herbenick says.
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The infection can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets -- coughing or sneezing.
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Because it can be transmitted through sex, it's considered a sexually transmitted infection, or STI.
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The Zika virus is spread by mosquitoes, and cannot be transmitted from person to person.
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While the virus is mostly transmitted through mosquitoes, it can also be transmitted through sex.
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Democrats consider that add-on totally unacceptable, noting that the virus can be transmitted sexually.
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There's also evidence that Zika can be transmitted sexually, even when people don't have symptoms.
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The transcripts are likely to be transmitted by the end of the day, Schiff said.
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Myth: The virus can be transmitted through mail Reality: Feel free to check your mail.
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Coronavirus can be transmitted from person to person, although it is not clear how easily.
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That slump came as China confirmed that the new coronavirus can be transmitted between humans.
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Coronavirus can be transmitted from person to person, although it is not clear how easily.
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When Madison wrote the Bill of Rights, sound could not yet be transmitted or recorded.
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Those numbers may increase, now that health officials know the virus can be transmitted sexually.
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Those maps can then be transmitted electronically from headquarters to incident commanders on the ground.
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Would this venom need to be directly injected, or could it be transmitted through the air?
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Since the toxin travels through water droplets, it can be transmitted through an infected person's breath.
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Tuberculosis can be transmitted even through something as simple as a cough on a crowded bus.
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As reported by TechCrunch, this exploit can easily be transmitted and sent to unsuspecting iOS users.
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Presumably, Kalanick believed that Levandowski emanated the kind of genius that can be transmitted through osmosis.
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It took eight minutes for news of a successful landing to be transmitted back to Earth.
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They said more research was needed to determine whether Zika could be transmitted by either fluid.
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The report provides the first documented proof that the virus can be transmitted through vaginal fluid.
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Though Americans have contracted the virus, it has yet to be transmitted in the United States.
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It is spread largely by mosquitos, but in rare cases can also be transmitted through sex.
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Whether or not these benefits can be transmitted in gin form has yet to be studied.
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That an estimated 300,000 people have been exposed to AIDS, which can be transmitted through saliva.
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This eliminates the need for any levers or buttons where germs or bacteria can be transmitted.
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The PAHO said Zika can be transmitted through blood, but this is an infrequent transmission mechanism.
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He figured that my emotional pain from his desertion would be transmitted to my adoptive mother.
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After being attached to a human for 36-to-48 hours, Lyme disease can be transmitted.
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The spread of the virus has raised questions about whether it could be transmitted among humans.
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It appears to be transmitted to humans via animals, but Beijing has not disclosed many details.
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The bacteria can be transmitted through an animal bite, but the man had not been bitten.
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Can you absolutely prove without a shadow of a doubt it can never be transmitted by saliva?
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Zika can be transmitted sexually and poses the greatest risk to pregnant women and their developing fetuses.
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So more research would need to be done to determine if Zika can be transmitted via kissing.
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There have been some attempts to restrict the amount of information that can be transmitted this way.
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In animals, these data can be transmitted through a cable to a bulky aluminium head-mounted processor.
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The plague can be transmitted by prairie dogs kept as pets, as well as dogs and cats.
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But he also said he thought it was unlikely that the virus could be transmitted through kissing.
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It is unclear if the virus can be transmitted from mother to child during pregnancy or birth.
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The PAHO also said Zika can be transmitted through blood, but this is an infrequent transmission mechanism.
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Research on genes in our bodies that won't be transmitted to future generations is also similarly permissible.
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PAHO said there is currently no evidence the virus can be transmitted to babies through breast milk.
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In most cases, the virus — which can be transmitted through mosquito bites or sexual contact — isn't dangerous.
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There is considerable evidence from prior Zika outbreaks that the virus can be transmitted in the blood.
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The images from those suit cams could be transmitted live to millions of screens around the world.
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We for example found that invalid public keys could be transmitted and processed without raising an error.
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But part of the calculus is that demagogic lies will be transmitted uncritically through the media ecosystem.
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The bacterium, Chlamydia trachomatis, can be transmitted from person to person by, for example, sharing a towel.
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That's especially worrisome because this novel coronavirus can be transmitted while a person isn't showing any symptoms.
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The virus can be transmitted from person to person, and there are fears of it spreading further.
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The tick must be attached for 36 to 48 hours before the Lyme disease can be transmitted.
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The coronavirus can be transmitted from person toperson, although it is not clear how easily that happens.
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Even when cleaned as instructed, the devices may still retain bacteria that can be transmitted to patients.
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The virus, which can be transmitted between humans, likely originated at a seafood market in Wuhan, China.
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But most Candida is not known to be transmitted in health care settings, and C. auris is.
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Even when cleaned as instructed, the devices may still retain bacteria that can be transmitted to patients.
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The fungal pathogens can be transmitted directly, skin to skin, but also by towels and contaminated surfaces.
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Not to scare this guy, but there are diseases that can be transmitted from eating human flesh.
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Now scientists are facing another ominous possibility: that on rare occasions, the virus might be transmitted through sex.
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But with "e-holdings," negative-rate policies can be transmitted to "e-wallets," encouraging increased consumption, Nomura said.
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So is the fact that Powassan is deadlier than Lyme disease — and appears to be transmitted much faster.
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Warts and herpes can also be transmitted from your mouth to your fingers and vice versa, Lipner says.
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Diseases like HPV can be transmitted by skin-to-skin contact, or through fluids on shared sex toys.
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The virus can be transmitted by direct contact with droplets when an infected person breathes, coughs or sneezes.
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"It causes bodily harm and it's a harm that can be transmitted from one generation to the next."
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With the extension, personal details have to be transmitted to fill out the contact forms for a representative.
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Zika is primarily spread by mosquitoes but can also be transmitted through unprotected sex with an infected person.
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The data will be transmitted through the internet to an open-source database called Predix, which GE owns.
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Although there is plenty of uncertainty about Zika, scientists think it can be transmitted via semen during sex.
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If he chooses a nuclear option, that order would be transmitted to the Pentagon and U.S. Strategic Command.
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It can also be present in milk and be transmitted to other cows in that way, it added.
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Zika is primarily spread by mosquitoes, but can also be transmitted via unprotected sex with an infected man.
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Shu also warned that a public misconception that COVID-19 could be transmitted through food was hurting orders.
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The Red Cross says there is no evidence that the coronavirus can be transmitted by a blood transfusion.
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Scientists believe the virus that causes the respiratory disease is likely to be transmitted in droplets through coughing.
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That's especially worrisome because this novel coronavirus can be transmitted while a person still isn't showing any symptoms.
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""Sex without a condom and unprotected oral sex are the main ways a chlamydia infection can be transmitted.
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In rare cases, they are what scientists call zoonotic, meaning they can be transmitted from animals to humans.
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The chamber already has rules dictating impeachment procedures, which require the articles to be transmitted by the House.
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The new coronavirus can be transmitted from person toperson, although it is not clear how easily that happens.
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Schiff said that the report is expected to be transmitted to the House Judiciary Committee shortly after Thanksgiving.
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It has all those, and it can be transmitted intergalactically, instantly, which is really much better than gold.
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"You don't have to have actual sexual contact to transmit the virus," Dr. Marshall Posner, the director of head and neck oncology at Mount Sinai, said at the conference, pointing out that the virus can be transmitted by saliva and secretions, and could even be transmitted on a pair of pants.
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McDonald noted that the tick must be attached, not just crawling on your skin, for illness to be transmitted.
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The haunting image above was one of the first to be transmitted using TV, but the clarity quickly improved.
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Additionally, scientists are still unsure whether the infection can be transmitted while an infected person is not showing symptoms.
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"My wife can't go because she's pregnant and I can't go because it can be transmitted [sexually]," Dan says.
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The electricity generated (up to 250 megawatts, enough for 203m people) would be transmitted ashore by an undersea cable.
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He added that yellow fever virus can be transmitted "vertically" from the female mosquito to her daughters for generations.
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The Miami cases are the first domestic infections to be transmitted by mosquitoes, with 10 new infections announced today.
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In addition he "'ghostwrote' numerous emails on Francis' behalf to be transmitted to US Navy personnel," according to prosecutors.
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Zika, Ebola, Nipah, chikungunya, dengue and West Nile: Each of these viruses can be transmitted from animals to humans.
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This sort of wireless system where information can be transmitted back to the home hospital could have tremendous value.
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Instead, it can be transmitted to non-Apple servers — a revelation that has some privacy and security experts concerned.
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Worth mentioning: The Red Cross says that there's currently no evidence that COVID-19 can be transmitted through blood.
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I was to type my story on my Olivetti portable typewriter, and bring the copy downstairs to be transmitted.
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The key to stopping disease is breaking the chain that allows pathogens to be transmitted from person to person.
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Concerns about the virus reached new heights Tuesday after China confirmed that the disease can be transmitted between humans.
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This mistreatment associated with historical trauma can be transmitted to subsequent generations through biological, psychological, social and environmental means.
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Vital information about a patient's clinical history, presentation, and physical exam can be transmitted with lightning speed through cyberspace.
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SARS was also able to be transmitted between people, but potentially at a different rate as this new coronavirus.
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Anisakiasis cannot be transmitted from one person to another and is most common in Japan, where sushi is king.
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HPV can be transmitted even if the infected person doesn't have symptoms, which makes the vaccine even more important.
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For one, they show just how little was known about the disease when the epidemic first broke — people thought it was exclusive to gay people, and thought that it could be transmitted through saliva, even though HIV can only be transmitted through blood, semen, pre-cum, rectal fluids, vaginal fluids, and breast milk.
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"Previous laboratory experiments have found that rat hepatitis E virus cannot be transmitted to monkeys, and human hepatitis A virus cannot be transmitted to rats," said Dr. Siddharth Sridhar, clinical assistant professor at the University of Hong Kong, explaining that monkeys are very close to humans when it comes to disease susceptibility.
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The virus can be transmitted from a pregnant woman to her fetus, through sexual contact, blood transfusion or by needle.
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Voter data sent to the address would be transmitted over an unencrypted connection, leaving it vulnerable to interception or manipulation.
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Will populism in the U.S. and the U.K. be transmitted to Europe via elections in the Netherlands, France or Germany?
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Few cases have been reported in babies but experts believe the disease can be transmitted through breast milk from caregivers.
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It also marked the first time Zika was found to be transmitted via infected mosquitoes in the continental United States.
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Results will be transmitted through a secure hotline and verified either through the online calculator or with paper reporting sheets.
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As Richardson noted, the virus might be transmitted sexually, though that still needs to be proven in an asymptomatic individual.
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Actually, they are less likely to have things like HIV or any other illness that can be transmitted through blood.
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While mosquitoes are the primary mode of transmission, Zika can also be transmitted through unprotected sex with an infected person.
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Since the call, the CDC has issued more guidance in light of increasing suspicion that Zika can be transmitted sexually.
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The researchers went into the experiment knowing exactly how much information needed to be transmitted classically to solve the problem.
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Those poems were cast in rhyming stanzas so they could be transmitted orally over generations before they were written down.
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Recently, psychologists have found that negative moods can be transmitted between people — even if they aren't talking to each other.
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Cutting down on what needs to be transmitted preserves a telecom's resources, which will come under pressure as volume increases.
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The virus can be transmitted sexually, which public health experts say presents an even greater need for more contraceptive funding.
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However, these tests and reports "didn't tell us whether the virus was live and able to be transmitted," he said.
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Communicable disease could be transmitted by staff in these crowded facilities into the communities in which these facilities are located.
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Zika poses a special risk for pregnant women since the virus can be transmitted through the bloodstream to the fetus.
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Mr. Ledezma said he did not realize that men could be infected or that the virus could be transmitted sexually.
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But for a disease to be transmitted this way, "you'd have to put it in the right place," Donovan says.
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It can be transmitted to the vulnerable -- the elderly, those with autoimmune conditions -- by people who might believe themselves invincible.
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"In Europe, the virus could be transmitted by the Aedes Albopictus mosquito — also known as the tiger mosquito," said Muñoz.
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There's increasing evidence to suggest Zika can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, which can also put pregnant women at risk.
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In this country, the infection is usually caused by a bacterium called Streptobacillus moniliformis, which can be transmitted by rodents.
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Some worms can be transmitted to humans (children are especially vulnerable), so it's important to keep your dog parasite free.
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But little is known about the new virus, including its origin and how easily it can be transmitted between humans.
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That the disease may be transmitted before infected people show symptoms will make the disease harder to contain, experts said.
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Pelosi has said that the resolution to name impeachment managers needs to be approved before the articles could be transmitted.
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Then imagine just how easily infections can be transmitted in health care settings where staff cannot adequately clean their hands.
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The Zika virus, which is mostly mosquito-borne, would "likely" be transmitted through blood, HHS wrote in a statement Monday.
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In cases of suspected human trafficking, the system will also allow for photos of suspects to be transmitted to mobiles.
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The virus can be transmitted through sexual contact, blood transfusion, by needle or from a pregnant woman to her fetus.
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Lipkin said the key concern about Zika harboring in immune protected sites is that it could be transmitted sexually through semen.
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A handful of patients developed diarrhea before a fever, which raises the possibility that the virus could be transmitted through feces.
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While most viruses and bacteria are transmitted during human-to-human contact, some can be transmitted from inanimate objects like clothes.
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His task was to develop aerosol weapons that could be transmitted through air particles; his particular specialty was in aerosolized anthrax.
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Higher frequencies can be transmitted by smaller antennas, so the industry is focused on "small cell" architecture: microcells, femtocells and picocells.
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But she didn't wear gloves, publicly challenging the notion that the disease could be transmitted from person to person by touch.
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The key to an outbreak, Friedrich said, is for those viruses to be transmitted from a single person to more people.
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Zika can also be transmitted through blood, and mother-to-fetus transmission has been documented throughout pregnancy (more on that below).
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He said there have been a few reports suggesting the possibility that Zika can be transmitted through blood transfusions or sex.
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Though a mosquito bite is the main way to catch it, there are fears that it can also be transmitted sexually.
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Both types of herpes can be transmitted from person to person through oral, vaginal, penile, or anal contact, Dr. Chanchani says.
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The virus, which mainly affects young children, spreads from person to person and can be transmitted through contaminated food and water.
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But asked if he knew the disease could be transmitted via sex as well as mosquitoes, Mr. Espinal was taken aback.
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This validated concerns that the virus can be transmitted during sex, even if someone is not showing signs of Zika infection.
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Eventually, he thinks, the natural gas will be transmitted to the residents of Presidio as well, but through a separate agreement.
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The virus can be transmitted through the air by inhaling droplets from an infected person who coughs or sneezes near you.
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The more common strain, Chlamydia pecorum, is responsible for most of the outbreak in Queensland and cannot be transmitted to humans.
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Dogs that visit dog parks should also be vaccinated against canine influenza (dog flu) that can be transmitted through the air.
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While it appears to be transmitted to humans via animals, limiting its virulence, the Chinese government has not disclosed many details.
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The virus is thought to have emerged from camels, but it acquired the ability to be transmitted from human to human.
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STIs can be transmitted from skin to skin contact, oral-genital stimulation, and contaminated toys, so safe sex practices are important.
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Scientists are still figuring out how the virus exactly spreads but have provided guidance on how it seems to be transmitted.
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Some voting machines are equipped with modems that connect to a telephone line (not the internet) and can be transmitted electronically.
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A rarer pneumonic form, which spreads to the lungs and can be transmitted by sneezing or coughing, is invariably fatal without treatment.
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The Ebola virus first appeared in Central Africa in the 1970s and is thought to be transmitted to humans through animal contact.
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HPV is a group of 2000 related viruses that can be transmitted through any form of sexual contact, whether kissing or intercourse.
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For example, the survey found that 20% of respondents (one in five) falsely believed that the virus can be transmitted via kissing.
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Brazil is widely considered to the epicenter of the Zika virus, which is transmitted by mosquitos but can also be transmitted sexually.
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We know now that the Zika virus can be transmitted sexually, but researchers still aren't sure how long that's possible after infection.
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The neurons are what allow information to be transmitted between areas of the brain and the rest of the body's nervous system.
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The H5N8 bird flu strain is deadly for poultry but has never been found in humans and cannot be transmitted through food.
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Zika has also been found in the brains of developing fetuses, indicating that the virus can be transmitted from mother to child.
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The masts would form part of a network allowing information to be transmitted at lightning fast speeds between London and Continental Europe.
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Bird flu cannot be transmitted through food but trade restrictions can have a major impact on countries where the disease is present.
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"Measles is the most highly infectious virus that we know of and can be transmitted fairly readily to susceptible individuals," Schaffner said.
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The world has seen a rise in the number of zoonotic viruses, or viruses that can be transmitted from animals to humans.
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The Zika virus can be transmitted by a female mosquito to her eggs, eventually infecting her adult daughters, researchers reported on Monday.
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The virus, which mainly affects young children, spreads from person to person and can also be transmitted through contaminated food and water.
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"This is especially clear with (animal diseases which can be transmitted to humans) and the problem of resistance to antibiotics," Schmidt said.
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The greatest risk of infection is from mosquito bites, although the new guidelines recognize that the virus can also be transmitted sexually.
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HPV is a group of 150 related viruses that can be transmitted through any form of sexual contact, whether kissing or intercourse.
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Will populism in the US and the UK be transmitted to Europe via elections in the Netherlands, France or Germany this year?
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Researchers think the reason the virus has spread so quickly is that it can be transmitted via the feces of infected people.
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SARS-CoV-219 does not seem to be transmitted through the air, meaning the air you breathe is most likely totally fine.
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Tapeworms can be transmitted if a dog swallows an infected flea (treating flea infestations goes hand in hand with treating tapeworm infections).
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They are common among animals; however, on rare occasions, they become zoonotic, meaning that they can be transmitted from animals to humans.
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Wash your hands thoroughly and exercise care and caution when cleaning up after animals, since disease can be transmitted through fecal matter.
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The Zika virus has been found in blood, and experts are concerned about the possibility that it could be transmitted through transfusion.
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The virus that causes measles can be transmitted through contact with the secretions of or breathing airborne droplets from an infected person.
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The hardening battle lines come as the two articles of impeachment could be transmitted to the Senate as soon as this week.
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"What we don't know is to what extent this disease can be transmitted by people who are only mildly ill," Toner said.
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Zika can also be transmitted sexually, although scientists have not yet determined how long the virus lingers in semen or vaginal fluids.
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It is common among teenagers and young adults, and the Epstein-Barr virus can be transmitted through bodily fluids such as saliva.
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Analysts said this would be due to concerns ASF - a highly contagious haemorrhagic fever among pigs - could be transmitted via animal feed.
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The mosquito-born virus is linked to serious developmental problems in newborns and has also been shown to be transmitted through sex.
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Dengue, yellow fever and Zika are also suppressed in wolbachia-injected females, making it harder for the diseases to be transmitted to humans.
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And any message revealing the result you measured must be transmitted in some concrete physical way, slower (presumably) than the speed of light.
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The possibility that the virus can be transmitted sexually presents another drawback and may give pause to men who want to have children.
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Moreover, he emphasized that the Zika virus, unlike Dengue fever which is also an Aedes mosquito-borne disease, can also be transmitted sexually.
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Even if inventive abilities could be transmitted hereditarily, they are unlikely to convey special powers in, say, building amplifiers as opposed to modulators.
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This suggests that that the "seeds" of certain neurological diseases can be transmitted during certain medical procedures—or even through contaminated surgical instruments.
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Those higher offshore rates aren't likely to be transmitted to onshore channels or to have much impact on the real economy, HSBC said.
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Data can be transmitted at the same time, though this does have a knock-on effect on the maximum resolutions and refresh rates.
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But HIV can be transmitted at any time through blood, semen, vaginal fluids, or even the breast milk of someone who is infected.
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At least several times a week, a federal health office fields questions like these: • Can sexually transmitted diseases be transmitted through oral sex?
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The water does not come into contact with the patient, but bacteria can be transmitted through the air from the device's exhaust vent.
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One of the scariest things about Zika is that it can be transmitted both by mosquitoes and by sex — vaginal, oral and anal.
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Other people's sicknesses, as bodily phenomena, must be imagined or taken on trust, since they can never quite be transmitted across the gap.
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Although we do know that the virus can be transmitted sexually, we're still learning exactly how long that's possible after the initial infection.
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In fact, cancer is deadly because of its ability to be transmitted from tissue to tissue and from organ system to organ system.
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"Right now, all the science that we know says that this is not a virus that can be transmitted by transfusion," Young said.
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People also received them at different times; it can take up to 30 minutes for the alerts to be transmitted to all devices.
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For apps to send GPS data to companies, the information has to be transmitted from the phone to a computer server far away.
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For the first time in human history, vast amounts of information could be transmitted and shared easily with a great number of people.
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While coronaviruses have been detected before in feces, it has been unclear if they were viable enough to be transmitted to another person.
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For this, I asked Dr. Dan Smith, a veterinarian at West Village Veterinary Hospital, if the coronavirus can be transmitted through dog fur.
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The virus, named the "2019-nCoV," belongs to a family of viruses known as coronaviruses, which can be transmitted from person to person.
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China only declared that the coronavirus could be transmitted from person to person on January 20, following a sudden jump in confirmed cases.
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Unlike Ebola, SARS and MERS, it can be transmitted by individuals before the onset of symptoms or even if they don't become ill.
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Fomin assured me that Rusk's answer, which I had relayed verbally, would be transmitted immediately to the highest levels of the Soviet Government.
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Good rule of thumb on the articles: There's a general expectation the articles will be transmitted this week among those in both chambers.
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It was not clear until late in the day on Wednesday when the complaint would be transmitted to the Hill, if at all.
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The virus has to reproduce in the mosquito for a certain period before it can be transmitted to another person in a subsequent bite.
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Data can be transmitted through things like LINK 16 in real-time from onboard sensors or be downloaded upon return, C3 I0T developers said.
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Step one would be a repeater network, where points connected to the repeater can receive quantum encryption keys (but quantum information can't be transmitted).
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The types of E. coli that can cause illness can be transmitted through contaminated water or food, or through contact with people or animals.
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It can be transmitted to humans through direct contact with an infected animal or flea, but person-to-person transmission is considered extremely rare.
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Or it might be transmitted via insects or be carried by small mammals, such as native possums in Australia — but no one really knows.
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Amorous-sloth segments are compressed to a greater degree than those involving car chases, reducing the overall amount of data that must be transmitted.
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Experts say the virus can be transmitted via droplets from an infected person exhaling, coughing or sneezing, and can also spread via contaminated surfaces.
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Meanwhile eARC means more audio data can be transmitted, and auto low latency mode should reduce input lag and make games feel more responsive.
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You don't need a wireless network for the camera to work and any images can be transmitted via Wi-Fi or a wired connection.
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It seems that Ebola is very good at remaining in the body after the victim has recovered, and can be transmitted through sexual contact.
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Today, a marketer may create a message about a product and put that message into a video that would then be transmitted through YouTube.
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It shows we still have lots to learn about neurodegnerative disorders and the ways in which seeds of amyloid beta proteins can be transmitted.
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While the Zika virus is passed on to humans by mosquitoes, two cases in the United States suggest it may also be transmitted sexually.
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"Services deepening implies that monetary policy takes more time to be transmitted to inflation, but its effectiveness has not diminished," Coeure said in Geneva.
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The disease is primarily spread by mosquitoes, but there is mounting evidence that it can be transmitted through unprotected sex with an infected person.
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Instead of turning sound into electrical signals to be transmitted to the brain, as current cochlear implants do, this technique turns sound into light.
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Melenchon, meanwhile, was campaigning in Dijon in southeast France, with his trademark hologram image set to be transmitted to rallies in several other cities.
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Lightower connects business clients to larger networks, allowing data and internet traffic to be transmitted at ultra-fast speeds through thin filaments of glass.
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Unusually for a mosquito-borne virus, Zika can also be transmitted sexually (the first case of transmission in the United States occurred this way).
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For example, a team of scientists from Kansas State University determined threshold levels of contamination for the virus to be transmitted through animal feed.
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Tzara and the Dadaists cared less about artworks as discrete objects and more about how art could be transmitted across newly developed international networks.
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Within the prefrontal cortex of the brain, she found damage to the glutamatergic system, which makes it difficult for neural signals to be transmitted.
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But it is not known to be transmitted in any other way — without the help of a mosquito — so the Utah case is remarkable.
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Measles is highly contagious: It can be transmitted when someone breathes in the same air or touches the same surface as an infected person.
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Since then, however, research indicates the virus sticks around for at least 24 weeks and that it can be transmitted from women to men.
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Fingering and hand jobs: Because the hands are dry and don't have mucosal membranes, there aren't many infections that can be transmitted through contact.
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The virus can be transmitted by coming into contact with something an infected person has touched and then touching your mouth, nose or eyes.
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No. "The new coronavirus cannot be transmitted through goods manufactured in China or any country reporting Covid-19 cases," the World Health Organization says.
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The data can be transmitted by a mobile phone or a more complex device, some of which have been disguised in shoes or clothing.
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If possible, get kids to play outside in the yard, where germs are less likely to collect on surfaces and be transmitted to others.
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In response, RTR explains that, according to the CDC, there is currently no evidence suggesting that COVID-19 can be transmitted via imported goods.
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In one Kenyan cave, they took care to avoid contamination from the deadly Marburg virus, which can be transmitted to humans from fruit bats.
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According to Sky, Shu called on the prime minister to launch an educational campaign telling people that the coronavirus can't be transmitted through food.
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"Viral and bacterial infections can be transmitted if the wax is reused or improperly transferred from the larger batch to the patient," she explains.
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Another reason things will take longer is that vote data can't be transmitted online, and machines can't be connected to the internet for security.
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The alarming new case appears to diverge from months of medical precedent, raising questions about whether the virus could be transmitted in other ways.
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From there, they can capture precise images and videos of damage that can be transmitted back to mobile devices for assessment in real time.
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The virus is mostly mosquito-borne, though HHS researchers have said it is more common than expected for it to be transmitted by sex.
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"Rat hepatitis E virus now joins this list of infections as an important pathogen that may be transmitted from rats to humans," said Sridhar.
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They can also be transmitted via mats or floors, shared towels, or communal use of such equipment as callus cutters or soccer shin guards.
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She famously shook the hand of a patient with AIDS to dispel the incorrect belief that HIV or AIDS could be transmitted by touch.
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Flu viruses also live, to a lesser extent, on the skin, and they can be transmitted through hot, heavy breathing or close physical contact.
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The warning last week that the virus might be transmitted through saliva appeared to have little impact on the hallowed tradition of snogging complete strangers.
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And I imagine that will be transmitted to us within another day or two, and we look forward to including him on our next hearing.
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Two recent cases of serious infections—one fatal—caused by dog saliva show that toxic bacteria can be transmitted by man's best friend as well.
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Zika is carried by mosquitoes, which transmit the virus to humans, while two cases in the United States suggest it may also be transmitted sexually.
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Less commonly, it can spread from person to person — which typically occurs in health care settings — and there's evidence that it can be transmitted sexually.
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Basically, it takes digital signals from network equipment and converts it into an optical signal so that it can be transmitted through fiber-optic cable.
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It's unclear whether the virus can be transmitted from mother to child during pregnancy or birth, although this can occur with both dengue and chikungunya.
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They worried about the unknowns, about how long Zika stays in the system, whether it could be transmitted in ways the experts don't yet understand.
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According to the New York Times, a new report from France suggests that Zika can be transmitted through oral sex, in addition to sexual intercourse.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the virus can be transmitted sexually, though the window when it's contagious is still being figured out.
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For example, a virus that causes severe symptoms may be less likely to be transmitted if infected people are sick enough to stay in bed.
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European public health authorities say people should avoid shaking hands to curb the spread of coronavirus, which can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact.
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The virus can also be transmitted by coming into contact with something an infected person has touched and then touching your mouth, nose or eyes.
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Hunting and marketing of exotic, environmentally threatened animals have often been the final blow, providing a path for pathogens to be transmitted to susceptible humans.
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One of the most expensive aspects of the technology is the need to acquire wireless spectrum over which information about train movement can be transmitted.
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First, according to Harvard Health, there is currently no evidence that COVID-19 can be transmitted from soft surfaces like fabric or carpet to humans.
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European public health authorities say people should avoid shaking hands to curb the spread of coronavirus, which can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact.
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First, according to Harvard Health, there is currently no evidence that COVID-19 can be transmitted from soft surfaces like fabric or carpet to humans.
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The virus only survives outside the body for a matter of hours, but it can easily be transmitted through bodily fluids, like saliva or mucus.
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Flu is transmitted through contact with respiratory secretions (sneezing, coughing, talking, touching) and contaminated objects but can be transmitted in small particles transmitted during BREATHING.
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The patient's primary care physician had already obtained an MRI, but the images could not be transmitted to the hospital due to incompatible EHR software.
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As the outbreak's toll has mushroomed, it has become clear how easily the virus can be transmitted, and how hard it may be to contain.
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Comparing the flu and the Wuhan coronavirusBoth the flu and the coronavirus can be transmitted from person to person via coughing and other close contact.
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The two STIs most likely to be transmitted through vaginal and anal licking are herpes and HPV (and you can also contract both from fellatio).
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Leprosy is thought to be transmitted only by respiratory droplets, yet most contacts will not develop the disease — indeed, there may be a genetic predisposition.
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"Saying it can be transmitted via saliva is going way past probability," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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Given the spacecraft's distance from Earth, it takes about six hours for data to be transmitted one way back to Earth at 1,000 bits per second.
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In addition, 19523,505 blood donors who had no symptoms of the virus test positive for Zika, alerting authorities that the virus could be transmitted via transfusion.
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In some places, spitting or exposure to saliva can be prosecuted as a felony, even though we've long known that HIV can't be transmitted through saliva.
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Health experts are warning that another pathogen, Powassan virus, can cause dangerous inflammation in the brain and may be transmitted to humans much faster than Lyme.
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Retroviruses don't tend to be transmitted through airborne droplets, however, which is how the apes and humans are first exposed to the virus in the film.
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The virus can be transmitted via droplets from an infected person exhaling, coughing or sneezing, and can also spread via contaminated surfaces such as door handles.
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New maps show the hot spots where outbreaks are most likely to occur, and which diseases are most likely to be transmitted from bats to humans.
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" While the medical condition was not specified, Oklahoma County Sheriff's spokesman Mark Opgrande told CNN it is "a communicable disease that can be transmitted by blood.
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The recent infections in Miami mark the first time Zika was found to be transmitted via infected mosquitoes in the continental United States, the CDC confirmed.
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The virus can be transmitted sexually, and it's been known to linger in semen long after a man's fever, rash and itchy eyes have gone away.
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Considered one of the most contagious diseases, the measles virus can be transmitted through contact with the secretions or breathing airborne droplets from an infected person.
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Reports that the disease can be transmitted by sex are unconfirmed by the World Health Organization or the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Protection (CDC).
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In addition, 5G is a huge upgrade over 53G when it comes to latency, or the amount of time it takes for data to be transmitted.
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The data will be transmitted back to Earth, and on January 2 the first detailed snapshots will emerge of this elongated, though still largely mysterious, object.
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It's more functional than I had imagined, and it's the most wireless, wireless camera solution we'll see until power can also be transmitted over the air.
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There are five subtypes of Ebola virus, four of which can be transmitted from wild animals to people, who then spread the disease person to person.
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"We did talk about it the possibility it could be transmitted (sexually)... and that people needed to be mindful of that," a NZOC spokeswoman told Reuters.
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Kami taught children lessons about the disease, such as how it can (and cannot be) transmitted and how to handle the loss of a loved one.
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Republicans inserted new limits on Planned Parenthood into the latest $1.1 billion proposal to fight the mosquito-borne Zika virus, which can also be transmitted sexually.
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Public health officials have struggled to control the spread of the virus, in part because it can be transmitted between people, not just by mosquito bites.
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Insects: If you've been following the news lately, you probably already know that Zika virus can be transmitted sexually in addition to its primary vector: mosquitoes.
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So far, the only information we have, based on preliminary research, is that the virus isn't likely to be transmitted from a mother to her fetus.
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Laughing can increase your intrathoracic pressure, and if you have an aortic aneurysm, that pressure can be transmitted into your vascular system, and it would rupture.
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Regardless of which approach shoppers decide to take, the virus can only be transmitted through surfaces if they touch an infected surface, then touch their face.
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We looked at this, and at how this may be transmitted through air travel locally and more broadly given that flight restrictions were only recently imposed.
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Since the coronavirus can be transmitted through bodily fluids like saliva or mucus, people living in close quarters can easily pass the virus to one another.
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Although there's some evidence that the virus can be transmitted when patients aren't showing symptoms, Schaffner said doctors shouldn't be too concerned about identifying asymptomatic patients.
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To be clear, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there is currently no evidence the virus can be transmitted through imported goods from China.
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Fauci pointed out that China's health minister, Ma Xiaowei, said publicly Sunday that the virus could be transmitted by an infected person even before symptoms appear.
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In some places spitting or exposure to saliva can be prosecuted as a felony, even though we've long known that HIV can't be transmitted through saliva.
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"[Stress] could be transmitted to banks and other nonbank financial companies that serve as creditors or counterparties to the failing insurance company," the CAP paper reads.
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CDC issues updated recommendations for preventing and testing for Zika infection, warning that the virus can be transmitted through unprotected sex with an infected female partner.
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Finally, there's some limited research suggesting that gonorrhea can be transmitted between the rectum and pharynx, as researchers at Melbourne University in Australia proposed in 2017.
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U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ordered Kobach to describe who maintains the website and how that data would be transmitted from the site to the commission.
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Oral herpes can be transmitted through kissing — in fact, according to ASHA, most people with oral herpes contract it through kissing relatives or friends as a child.
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The virus can be transmitted from oral or skin surfaces that appear normal and show no symptoms, though active sores do pose the greatest risk for transmission.
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"We request that the proposed refugee admissions report be transmitted to Congress promptly and that we immediately begin the process of scheduling the consultation," the letter said.
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"Legionnaires' disease is not contagious, cannot be transmitted person to person, and comes from a bacteria that is naturally in the environment, usually in water," it reads.
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Information meaning that which can be transmitted by a phone or a device and that I think it gradually creates this sense of spiritual panic in people.
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It is unclear if the virus can be transmitted from mother to child during pregnancy or birth, although this is can occur with both dengue and chikungunya.
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"Given that we know Zika can be transmitted through semen, if we're telling women to postpone travel, we should be recommending something similar to men," he said.
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These TIPs steal the same proteins used by HIV to replicate, in effect taking away the virus' resources - and they can be transmitted from person to person.
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The Zika virus, which is carried by the yellow fever mosquito and can be transmitted through sex, was officially connected to microcephaly in April by the CDC.
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There are five subtypes of Ebola virus, four of which can be transmitted from wild animals to people, who can then spread the disease person-to-person.
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A person with a stretch of a piece of software can be transmitted by a security process that can be added to a single bit of reading.
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The European Space Agency (ESA) said the words will be transmitted toward the nearest known black hole to Earth, 1A 0620-00, from an antenna in Spain.
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Zika is known to be transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito and through sex, but neither seemed to be a plausible explanation for what happened in Utah.
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We already know that HIV can be transmitted through sexual activity or shared needles, but the bodily factors that put us at risk can be more muddled.
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A new report out of France suggests that there's a chance that the Zika virus may be transmitted through oral sex, according to The New York Times.
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The flu-like coronavirus, which can be transmitted from person to person, originated in China late last year and spread to more than 60 countries since then.
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While the Zika virus doesn't get passed from human to human like the flu, it can be transmitted via mosquito, and the world is packed with mosquitoes.
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Rent the Runway is telling its customers "there is currently no evidence that COVID-19 can be transmitted from soft surfaces like fabric or carpet," to people.
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The flu-like coronavirus, which can be transmitted from person to person, originated in China late last year and spread to more than 60 countries since then.
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The news story image in the claim was fabricated and the FDA and CDC say there is no evidence that the coronavirus can be transmitted through food.
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Shocks tended to be transmitted from the core to the periphery rather than the other way around, for example when the U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates.
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The chain said norovirus does not come from the restaurant's food supply and can be transmitted by anyone who is sick, including customers, who visit the location.
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But, if epigenetic information can be transmitted through sperm and eggs, an organism would seem to have a direct conduit to the heritable features of its progeny.
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While it is easiest to spread through direct contact between an open blister and the skin, herpes can be transmitted even when there is no sore visible.
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But Pelosi subsequently declined to say when the articles would be transmitted to the Senate, arguing that Democrats want to ensure there will be a fair trial.
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The new procedures provide how we're going to move into the public phase of this — how the facts are going to be transmitted to the Judiciary Committee.
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In 19693, the launch of a third Syncom device allowed live television signals to be transmitted around the world from the Olympic Games that summer in Tokyo.
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It is fatal for pigs and wild boars, and can be transmitted in a number of ways, including direct contact and contamination of food waste and feed.
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Iowa argued that the law advanced important government interests in biosecurity (since diseases can be transmitted by unauthorized trespass on factory farms) and in protecting private property.
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"We've been seeing cases in people in the United States who seem to not really be aware that rabies can be transmitted by wildlife, especially bats," Pieracci said.
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The law makes it a criminal act to alter the genome of a cell or embryo in such a way that the change might be transmitted to descendants.
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They did recommend that people wash their hands after contact with their pets since bacteria such as E.coli and Salmonella can be transmitted between furry friends and humans.
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It can be transmitted only by direct contact with the bodily fluids of somebody who is suffering symptoms: it does not spread by air, like the common flu.
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The city hopes that in doing so, it will help reduce the transmission of infections such as HIV and hepatitis C, which can be transmitted through shared needles.
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Pelosi and the Democrats counter that abortion has nothing to do with expanding access to contraception for the sake of fighting a disease that can be transmitted sexually.
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Possible candidates may include trich and molluscum contagiosum, a viral infection most often passed between young kids who constantly touch their mouths, but can also be transmitted sexually.
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Syphilis is most often transmitted through sexual contact, although it also can be transmitted in other ways, such as from mother to baby, which is called congenital syphilis.
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Henipavirus is a genus that includes Nipah virus, a potentially fatal disease that can be transmitted to humans by bats through bites and contact with saliva or urine.
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Mr. Franks, the family spokesman, said money raised would be transmitted to the Swiss Embassy in Tehran through the State Department for use in hiring an Iranian lawyer.
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The transmission is through the respiratory epithelium in your nose, mouth and eyes, unlikely to be transmitted IN the food, more likely on hands while holding food packaging.
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Even among those who believed the messages that Ebola could be transmitted by handling and eating tainted wild meat, many returned to eating it after the epidemic ended.
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Coronaviruses in general are a large group of viruses common among animals -- but can be transmitted to humans, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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A top Chinese government-appointed expert says a mysterious respiratory illness that has killed at least four people can be transmitted by humans, heightening concern about the outbreak.
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Present in blood and saliva, hepatitis B can be transmitted by pregnant mothers to their unborn children, and also can be spread through sex or by sharing needles.
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Nicholls said one problem could be that the new virus appeared to have greater transmissibility than SARS, due the possibility that cases can be transmitted by asymptomatic patients.
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There's been a surge of infections, which has convinced some experts that the virus can be transmitted from person to person, as our Post colleague Anna Fifield reports.
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"However, all travelers spending time outdoors should be mindful of taking bite avoidance precautions as there are many infections which can be transmitted by biting mosquitoes and ticks."
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We know that African strains of Zika — which can probably be transmitted sexually and from mother to child — are present in at least 25 countries across the continent.
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It is most commonly transmitted to people from rodent excrement, and it can be transmitted from person to person by contact with blood or bodily fluids, Ribner said.
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Lack of prenatal care can mean undocumented immigrant women don't receive screening for conditions like gestational diabetes or infections that could be transmitted to the fetus, said Kolahi.
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And now comes the Zika virus, which, scientists say, can be transmitted sexually and may cause babies to be born with abnormally small heads, a condition known as microcephaly.
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The virus, which can also be transmitted through sex with an infected person, has been linked to a variety of serious birth defects, including microcephaly and severe brain abnormalities.
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For this reason, humans aren't particularly aware of the richness of information that can be transmitted through the air, and can be perceived by a highly sensitive olfactory system.
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A much smaller number, about 23 million people, live in parts of the United States where Zika can be transmitted year-round, like Florida and Texas, the researchers found.
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However, China has since 2009 raised concerns about possible transmission of blackleg disease, caused by a fungus that Beijing now fears could be transmitted through foreign material in crops.
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Researchers are also not fully clear on how the disease — which is normally mild in healthy adults and often goes undetected by those who get infected — can be transmitted.
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It takes real-time videos and photos that can be transmitted directly to your phone, which can also be used to fly using tilt controls and a companion app.
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There have been 82 "travel-associated" reports of the virus in the U.S. and, unlike other flaviviruses, Zika can be transmitted to fetuses through a pregnant woman's amniotic fluid.
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In the letter, obtained by VICE News, the commission also requests the information be transmitted to an insecure government email account and stipulates it will be made publicly available.
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The Zika virus can be transmitted by anal sex as well as vaginal sex, according to a report issued on Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"We are satisfied that the F.B.I. has made arrangements to ensure that the documents will be transmitted subject to appropriate handling controls," said Mark Toner, a State Department spokesman.
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Nothacker said it takes about 45 minutes for ethanol to be transmitted through the skin, and that the device is designed to provide a recent history of alcohol use.
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This work was just a proof-of-concept; the sound could only be transmitted to receivers a short distance away—2.5 meters or 8 feet—according to the paper.
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Federal health officials acknowledged Tuesday that the virus may be transmitted more commonly through sex than previously thought, creating a new wrinkle in the global fight against the disease.
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She adds that their model doesn't apply to diseases that can be transmitted by fine aerosols or via surfaces, which have sometimes been shown to retain bacteria for days.
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But these are risky responses when the enemy is not a person or a bad year for the stock market, but a virus — one that can be transmitted asymptomatically.
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Here are more facts on the virus, called 2019-nCoV, which can be transmitted among humans and belongs to the same coronavirus family as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
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And Powassan, though it is the rarest, is scary because it can be transmitted so quickly, and because, since it is a viral infection, there is no antibiotic treatment.
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By then, a number of victims had come down with worrying symptoms from a new strain of coronavirus, which has been known to be transmitted from animals to humans.
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Second, China confirmed that the Wuhan coronavirus — a disease that has killed at least four people and sickened more than 200 in the country — can be transmitted between humans.
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Even after the government finally acknowledged that it could be transmitted among people, the family didn't think it was at risk because they spent most of their time indoors.
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Up-to-date weather information will be transmitted electronically and instantaneously between pilot and air traffic controller, cutting down on delays and allowing real-time changes in flight paths.
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The array of questions from the most immediate: "when will the articles be transmitted to the Senate," to perhaps the most central: "will there be witnesses?" are still unanswered.
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Martin Hibberd, professor in emerging infectious diseases at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine said it is "very unlikely" that the virus could be transmitted between humans.
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"Increased volatility on external financial markets can be transmitted into the Russian financial market amid a global economic growth slowdown," the central bank said in its Financial Stability Review.
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"We have many unanswered questions about how Zika virus is able to be transmitted sexually, whereas similar viruses are not," Barry Atkinson, a study author, said in a release.
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Therefore, women who are pregnant, and those who wish to get pregnant in the foreseeable future—and their partners (because the virus can be transmitted sexually)—should probably act accordingly.
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There have been no reports of the Zika virus entering the United States' blood supply, but experts say it is likely that the infection can be transmitted via contaminated blood.
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"Now that we know Zika virus can be transmitted through sex, this increases our awareness campaign in educating the public about protecting themselves and others," noted Zachary Thompson, DCHHS director.
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To make matters worse, Zika can also be transmitted by blood transfusions and through sexual contact, particularly oral, anal and vaginal sex, and even by secretions left on sex toys.
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"You can get just about anything that can be transmitted by oral secretions," says Allison Agwu, professor of pediatric and adult infectious diseases at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
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The CDC issued updated recommendations for preventing and testing for Zika infection on July 25, warning that the virus can be transmitted through unprotected sex with an infected female partner.
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"Important values can be transmitted by celebrities," said one of the organizers, Lorena Bianchetti, adding that the actors had agreed to be ambassadors for one of the foundation's arts projects.
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Countries are racing to build, and roll out, 5G wireless internet, which would increase the speed with which devices communicate and supercharge the amount of data that can be transmitted.
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The likely outbreak is the first time Zika was found to be transmitted via infected mosquitoes in the continental United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed.
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In it, the scientists show how they were able to generate 37 designer pigs without active porcine endogenous retroviruses (PERVs) that can be transmitted to humans and are potentially deadly.
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Zika has been associated with birth defects for children born to infected mothers, and the disease can be transmitted sexually, so the concerns are not exactly unfounded for young families.
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Zika has surprised scientists with its ability to be transmitted by sex — both from men to women and, in a recent discovery in New York City, from women to men.
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A big infrastructure upgrade is needed: Networks will need a lot of new radio frequencies (allocated by governments) that will be transmitted by hundreds of thousands of new small antennas.
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Swine brucellosis and pseudorabies are the most problematic because of the ease with which they can be transmitted to domestic pigs and the threat they pose to the pork industry.
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At about the same time, a well-known virologist at the University of Wisconsin — Madison showed that a Chinese H7N9 strain could both kill ferrets and be transmitted between them.
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There is strong evidence that it can be transmitted by people who aren't yet showing symptoms or who are only mildly ill, according to the New England Journal of Medicine.
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While relatively little is known as of yet about how the coronavirus spreads, it can be transmitted through close human-to-human contact, including within households and in crowded places.
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There is a potential risk that the Zika virus can be transmitted by HCT/Ps used as part of a medical, surgical, or reproductive procedure, the FDA said on Tuesday.
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Zika virus can be transmitted by a pregnant woman to her fetus, but the likelihood of an infection affecting pregnancy or causing birth defects is unknown, according to the CDC.
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The signal can then be transmitted to a second relay box near the car and this will "fool" the vehicle into thinking the key is nearby, and unlock the doors.
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The virus, known as Zika, has also been linked to paralysis in adults; and now scientists face another ominous possibility: that on rare occasions, the virus might be transmitted through sex.
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This information, which a new executive order requires to be transmitted to the Department of Commerce, will give the government more reliable numbers than a question on the census ever could.
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Due to growing concerns that Ebola will be transmitted beyond DRC borders, an official said they are increasing their response activities on the borders of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan.
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Each party and candidate will be entitled to put agents in polling stations to oversee the count, which will be transmitted electronically and also manually to one of 290 constituency stations.
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Changes in the federal funds rate would then be transmitted to other short-term interest rates, affecting longer-term interest rates and overall financial conditions and hence inflation and economic activity.
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Their ensuing study, which now appears at the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, shows that allergies can be transmitted by the donor's cells—and that the effect can be permanent.
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It does, however, lend pretty solid evidence that the virus can, in some instances, be transmitted through intercourse, which just adds to the mountain of questions researchers are scrambling to answer.
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For example, Rhode Island, Virginia and the District of Columbia now require the HPV vaccine as a prerequisite to attend school despite the fact it cannot be transmitted in the classroom.
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That may well be true, but if the information was first given to a political candidate or campaign, it could not be transmitted by that candidate or campaign to the media.
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Facebook should consider — or Congress and/or the California legislature should impose — three reforms: First, all communications on Facebook should be transmitted only to the persons to whom they are directed.
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Why is it that every emotional moment he has, has to be leaked, has to be a tick-tock, every second has to be transmitted to you guys in the press?
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Ebola is spread through direct contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person, while the coronavirus can be transmitted more easily, through close contact or droplets from sneezes and coughs.
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But the CDC issued updated recommendations for preventing and testing for Zika infection on July 25, warning that the virus can be transmitted through unprotected sex with an infected female partner.
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Like tuberculosis, the cause is bacterial, and it can be transmitted between people in prolonged close contact, such as members of a single household, or those in prisons, schools or hospitals.
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One danger is Nipah virus, a disease that can be transmitted to humans by bats through bites, among other possibilities, said medical specialists who are not involved in treating the boys.
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Dr. Falkow's discovery of one of the most important ways that bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics began with his observation that resistance can be transmitted from one bacterium to another.
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It is still not clear how well the virus can be transmitted from person to person, but there are indications of some limited spread from person-to-person, CDC officials said.
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Asian markets rocked by coronavirus China confirmed that the Wuhan coronavirus — a disease that has killed at least six people and sickened hundreds in the country — can be transmitted between humans.
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While there's much to learn about how easily the virus can be transmitted human-to-human, health officials said it appears that it's not spread as easily as some other viruses.
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The two articles of impeachment will be transmitted to the US Senate on Wednesday evening, launching what senators have been anxiously watching, with mixed levels of trepidation and interest, for weeks.
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Instead, it informed the campaigns to expect caucus results to be transmitted through the state party's telephone hotline by precinct leaders reading from caucus work sheets they have completed by hand.
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The virus is also the only hantavirus that can be transmitted from human to human, according to the report, although people are typically infectious only when displaying symptoms, the CDC said.
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And about 23 million people in the United States live in places with climates like Florida and parts of Texas where Zika can be transmitted by mosquitoes year-round, the researchers said.
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We went from doctors' offices to teeming Carnival, where costumed revelers partied, drank and smooched just as international health organizations announced that Zika could be transmitted sexually and was present in saliva.
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The virus can also be transmitted through sex, from either a male or female partner who has been infected, and a few cases of apparent infection via blood transfusion have been reported.
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The Ebola virus, which first appeared in Central Africa in the 1970s, is thought to be transmitted to humans through animal contact — either through bat droppings or meat from an infected animal.
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Quantum simulators might help in the design of room-temperature superconductors allowing electricity to be transmitted without losses, or with investigating the nitrogenase reaction used to make most of the world's fertiliser.
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The news is also noteworthy because it lends further evidence to the previously-held suspicious that zika can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, not just through person-to-mosquito-to-person transmission.
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As of early May, the W.H.O. had reported that the disease, which can also be transmitted sexually, had been found in 58 countries; that included 17 in Europe as of late April.
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Researchers are also studying whether the virus can be transmitted through sex, blood transfusions or other contact with bodily fluids, like saliva and urine, where scientists recently found traces of the virus.
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Unlike 4G signals, which can be transmitted for miles by large cell towers, the next generation's waves can only travel short distances and will require small cell stations every few city blocks.
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Certain cancers may also impact your ability to donate, particularly metastatic cancer (when cancer cells have spread to distant parts of the body), as this can also be transmitted to a recipient.
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The overseas cases highlight the ability of the mysterious disease, which is believed to have originated in wild animals, to be transmitted from one person to another, increasing its chances of spreading.
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Messonnier confirmed that the coronavirus, which apparently sprang from animal to human infections and was traced to a seafood market in Wuhan, China, can also be transmitted from one person to another.
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"With a single switch, no electricity would be transmitted to any of our homes, our businesses, (or) any of our military facilities," said Gatchalian, who is chair of the Senate Energy Committee.
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Unlike 2628G signals, which can be transmitted for miles by large cell towers, the next generation's waves can only travel short distances and will require small cell stations every few city blocks.
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However, rumors that coronavirus can be transmitted through chickens have appeared on the WhatsApp message platform in India prompting the authorities to issue a statement last week that eating chicken is safe.
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"Now that we know Zika virus can be transmitted through sex, this increases our awareness campaign in educating the public about protecting themselves and others," Zachary Thompson, Dallas County health department director, said.
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They can be transmitted when you come in contact with pet feces and then touch your eyes or mouth, or when you walk barefoot on soil that's been contaminated by your pet's poop.
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Zika is spread primarily by mosquitoes but can also be transmitted sexually, prompting the Australian Olympic Committee to provide 'Zika-proof' condoms to athletes heading to the Rio de Janeiro Games in August.
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The virus is known to be transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito and through sex, although a recent case in Utah seemed to show no clear link to either a mosquito or sex.
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What if the City of Summit, Ohio denied his crusade entry to the Rubber Bowl because it would violate the Constitution to allow a religious message to be transmitted on its public property?
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It's also possible that the virus can spread via the fecal-oral route, meaning the virus can be transmitted through feces, which can then contaminate water or food if good hygiene is lacking.
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The information appears to be solely contained on a single data tape that, in order to be transmitted, has to be taken up to a giant antenna on the roof of the building.
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The bacteria that cause plague exist in a long-term cycle between certain rodent species and fleas, but can be transmitted to humans in a number of ways, most commonly through flea bites.
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Health investigators have found that the coronavirus can be transmitted from human to human and have so far identified 16 people the patient came into contact with since returning to Seattle from China.
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Though some experts say the new virus may not be as deadly as SARS, there is still little known about it including its origin and how easily it can be transmitted between humans.
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While weather data is critical to America's safety and security, this data can continue to be transmitted while also repurposing other spectrum for the build-out of a next-generation 5G wireless network.
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Researchers have yet to rule out the possibility that the virus could be transmitted from person to person and virologists around the world are now studying its genome sequence shared by Chinese researchers.
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The health commission in Wuhan, a transit and business hub, says there is no clear evidence that the unidentified disease can be transmitted between humans, and no health-care workers have been infected.
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Professor Leo Poon, a virologist at Hong Kong University and a SARS expert, said the severity of the situation to come depends on whether the pneumonia in Wuhan can be transmitted among humans.
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Though some experts say the new virus may not be as deadly as SARS, there is still little known about it including its origin and how easily it can be transmitted between humans.
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Sometimes referred to as the Wuhan virus, it has been temporarily named the "2019-nCoV" and belongs to a family of viruses known as coronaviruses, which can be transmitted from person to person.
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"The Committees are now preparing a report summarizing the evidence we have found this far, which will be transmitted to the Judiciary Committee soon after Congress returns from the Thanksgiving recess," wrote Rep.
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If desired, the on-board cameras generate a video image that can be transmitted to the display in front of the driver via Wi-Fi, turning the Pathfinders into eyes in the sky.
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According to The Times, the supplier had sent the audio feed to traders who had access to a 5 to 8-second head start, as audio tends to be transmitted faster than video.
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The scientists in the new study said the stability of COVID-19 was similar to that of SARS, but unlike SARS, COVID-19 can be transmitted while a person doesn't have any symptoms.
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The report noted that the McHV-1 virus can be transmitted from the monkeys to humans and concluded that wildlife management plans should be put in place to limit human exposure to the virus.
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There are also cases of the virus being passed on during labor and blood transfusion, which suggest the virus can be transmitted from person to person through bodily fluids and not just by mosquitoes.
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Accordingly, the government currently regulates how much radio power can be transmitted, as it is not yet known how much of this power the human body can absorb without causing harm to the system.
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The findings, published in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, show that as with many related viruses, including dengue and yellow fever, Zika can be transmitted from female mosquitoes to their offspring.
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How it works Paraplegia is often caused by injury within someone's spinal cord or nerves, meaning nerve signals cannot be transmitted between the brain and the rest of the body, such as the legs.
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Dr. John T. Brooks, an epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told The New York Times it s not out of the question that Zika could be transmitted by oral sex.
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To assess whether the changes actually yield a virus that can be transmitted, they would like to test them in ferrets (which are often used as a model for studying flu transmission in humans).
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The disease has been found to be transmitted to humans from deer mice, either through contact with urine, droppings, saliva or nesting materials of infected rodents or by inhaling dust contaminated with the virus.
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" On why the authorities took so long to make the announcement, Dr. Li wrote that signs of any infectious disease need to be repeatedly verified and investigated, and such announcements cannot be "transmitted casually.
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When asked if the virus could mutate in such a way as to be transmitted by the Culex mosquito, the most common in the city, Dr. Lipkin said it could not be ruled out.
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Texas towns are bracing for a Zika outbreak in Mexico to eventually cross the border, while scientists warned on Friday that the disease can be transmitted by oral sex, and possibly even by kissing.
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The researchers combined this capability, which synthetic biologists have previously demonstrated, with a low energy electronic chip that converted the light into a signal that could be transmitted to a nearby phone or computer.
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The on-board cameras can generate a video image that can be transmitted to the display in front of the driver via Wi-Fi, turning the Pathfinders into "eyes in the sky," Audi says.
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Officials say coronavirus is not thought to be transmitted through food, but rather through droplets — from a cough or sneeze — that may be transferred from a hard surface to another person's nose or eyes.
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"As the pipeline that transfers feces is connected to the air pipe, it is very likely for the virus in the feces to be transmitted through the air fan into the toilet," Yuen said.
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The result of the Iowa caucus was due to be transmitted by smartphone apps from delegates across the state on Monday, but a "quality control" issue was detected shortly before the result was expected.
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The German cases raise concerns about the human-to-human spread of the virus which can be transmitted in droplets from coughs and sneezes and has an incubation period of up to 14 days.
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The virus can also be transmitted by hand-to-hand contact (like a handshake), but that's a secondary method of transmission, according to Dr. Stanley Deresinski, an infectious disease physician at Stanford Health Care.
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A radio system had to be installed, with dozens of towers spread alongside the track collecting information from every train that will be transmitted to a relay room and finally to a control center.
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" The country's National Health Commission confirmed this week the virus can be transmitted between people, after Wuhan health authorities maintained for two weeks that there was "no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission.
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The next day, a case of Zika in Texas in someone who had not been overseas proved that what a few scientists had only suspected was true: The virus could be transmitted by sex.
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"As the pipeline that transfers feces is connected to the air pipe, it is very likely for the virus in the feces to be transmitted through the air fan into the toilet," Yuen said.
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The German cases raise concerns about the human-to-human spread of the virus, which can be transmitted in droplets from coughs and sneezes and has an incubation period of up to 14 days.
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It has been dubbed the Wuhan virus, or the 2019-nCoV, and is considered to a coronavirus, which causes cold-like symptoms and is considered "zoonotic" and can be transmitted between animals and humans.
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The supplier had been sending the feed to high-speed traders who could have had a five to eight second head start as audio can be transmitted far faster than video, The Times said.
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The supplier had been sending the feed to high-speed traders who could have had a five to eight second head start as audio can be transmitted far faster than video, The Times said.
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The report is expected to be transmitted to the House Judiciary Committee ahead of its first impeachment hearing on Wednesday and serve as the basis for articles of impeachment that the panel will consider.
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The Intelligence Committee is expected to vote to issue the report later Tuesday, after which it will be transmitted to the Judiciary Committee as part of the next phase of House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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Among these, the requirement from January this year that a copy of virtually all transactions must be transmitted electronically to the taxman produced squeals of protest from companies but has bolstered sales tax revenues.
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Experts say that a population of rhesus macaques infected with a deadly herpes virus in central Florida is on the verge of doubling, which increases the risk that the virus will be transmitted to humans.
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As previously reported, pregnant women who live in (or have traveled to) areas with heavy Zika infestation are at the highest risk for the virus, as it can be transmitted to fetuses through amniotic fluid.
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"Now that we know Zika virus can be transmitted through sex, this increases our awareness campaign in educating the public about protecting themselves and others," said Dallas County Health and Human Services Director Zachary Thompson.
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The 29-year-old Sydney-native made her name with Fundawear: underwear that allowed the sensation of physical touch to be transmitted from one person armed with a smartphone to another person wearing the garments.
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"Either an infected mosquito can be transmitted in an aircraft or ships or infected people can come over, and then are bitten by our own mosquitos here and you set up the cycle," Schaffner said.
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Zika is a mosquito-borne virus that can be transmitted through mosquito bites, sex, possibly blood transfusion, and from a pregnant woman to her unborn baby, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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First, the researchers proved that PERVs can be transmitted from pig to human cells and transmitted among human cells, even in conditions in which the fresh human cells have no prior exposure to pig cells.
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There has also been debate about whether the government should stress contraception or abstinence in public education campaigns about how the Zika virus can be transmitted even more readily by sexual intercourse than by mosquitoes.
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Rat lungworm cannot be transmitted between individuals, but anyone can acquire the disease by consuming raw or undercooked slugs, snails, freshwater shrimp, land crabs or frogs infected with the parasite Angiostrongylus cantonensis, state officials noted.
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"A skeptic could make arguments that maybe this virus could be transmitted through an intermediate host, like a bird that can fly long-distance," said Dr. Innis, who was not involved in the new study.
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The findings do not mean that Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease can be transmitted by touch or casual contact, said the senior author of the study, Dr. Wen-Quan Zou, at Case Western University School of Medicine.
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If an effective vaccine is not developed, it will continue to be transmitted around the world and cause fatal outbreaks like the one that closed Samsung Medical Center in Seoul to new patients for weeks.
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"We need more support to learn more about this virus," Niederwerder said, citing gaps in science's knowledge of the disease's many different strands and the multiple ways it can be transmitted, such as through feed.
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"Now that we know Zika virus can be transmitted through sex, this increases our awareness campaign in educating the public about protecting themselves and others," said Zachary Thompson, director of Dallas County Health and Human Services.
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Dr. Udwadia wrote about four of his clinic patients for whom none of the commonly used medicines worked to combat the disease, a deadly bacterial infection that can be transmitted through a sneeze or a cough.
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Scientists raised the possibility that the Zika virus can be transmitted by oral sex — perhaps even by kissing — on Friday in a letter to The New England Journal of Medicine describing one such case in France.
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Analysts have said a quarantine in the region, which is a major grain exporter via its Black Sea ports, could limit the transportation of grain due to concerns the fever could be transmitted via animal feed.
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" People tend to react most strongly against risks they cannot control, Dr. Slovic said, adding that because the new coronavirus can be transmitted by people who show no symptoms, it triggers a "heightened sense of fear.
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"We are not aware of any reports at this time of human illnesses that suggest COVID-19 can be transmitted by food or food packaging," Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Stephen Hahn said in a Feb.
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Trump has previously said multiple times he did not plan to be tested for coronavirus and has not self-quarantined or stopped shaking hands, even though the virus can be transmitted through coughing, sneezing and surfaces.
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Instacart and Postmates have introduced "contactless" delivery options, which allow delivery workers and customers to avoid face-to-face interaction (though research suggests the virus can also be transmitted on surfaces like food cartons or bags).
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Trump has previously said multiple times he did not plan to be tested for coronavirus and has not self-quarantined or stopped shaking hands, even though the virus can be transmitted through coughing, sneezing and surfaces.
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The natural gas-fueled cogeneration units will replace coke-fired boilers and provide steam generation for Suncor's bitumen extraction and upgrading operations, as well as 13 megawatts of power to be transmitted to Alberta's electricity grid.
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In urban outbreaks, infected people often introduce yellow fever into heavily populated areas where the virus can be transmitted by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, the same devilishly resilient species that spreads viruses like chikungunya, dengue and Zika.
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Chief among their concerns is whether Zika, unlike similar mosquito-borne viruses, can be transmitted sexually, or remain latent in the body - possibly presenting a risk for women who become pregnant after the Olympics have ended.
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You cannot shout from New York to California"—Thrun and I were, indeed, speaking across that distance—"and yet this rectangular device in your hand allows the human voice to be transmitted across three thousand miles.
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Files would only be transmitted from Switzerland to Moscow in cases when anomalies are detected that require manual review, the person said, adding that about 99.6 percent of such samples do not currently undergo this process.
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Zika, which is primarily spread by mosquitoes but also can be transmitted via sex, has infected more than 120,000 people in Brazil, and led to nearly 1,700 cases of congenital malformations including abnormally small heads in newborns.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Bird flu has been found in the corpses of wild ducks near Austria's border with Germany and Switzerland, Austrian authorities said on Tuesday, adding there was no evidence the virus could be transmitted to humans.
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Because an infection could be transmitted during sex, someone who does not have symptoms might spread the virus to an individual who then donates blood, and this could lead to an "amplification" of the crisis, explained Marks.
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As Ayewa explains it, Black Quantum Futurism is "a new language of healing, memory, and justice that can be transmitted and used as a technology," one that exists at the intersection of activism, art, and DIY culture.
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Schiff noted that the documents the House subpoenaed have already been collected at the various agencies and departments, so it would be easy for them to be transmitted to the Senate upon the deliverance of a subpoena.
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That rule requires carriers to honor a customer's request that his or her telephone number not be transmitted or otherwise revealed to the party called, which prevents third parties, including law enforcement, from figuring out who's calling.
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"Deflation in the PRC may be transmitted to its neighbors through lower export prices, especially if the renminbi depreciates," the report noted, referring to widespread market expectations for the Chinese currency to lose ground against the dollar.
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They're all diseases of the liver—an inflammation that can lead to fibrosis (scarring), cirrhosis, or liver cancer—and are caused by three different viruses that can be transmitted in different ways, sometimes but not always sexual.
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Pneumonic plague is more virulent or damaging and is an advanced form characterized by a severe lung infection that can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets such as through coughing or sneezing, for example.
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This very common virus is mainly spread by skin-to-skin contact, kissing and sex, but it can also be transmitted in droplets of spit left by an infected person on towels, cups, cutlery and, yes, lipstick.
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"Malaria is one of the primary infections that can be transmitted through a blood transfusion in sub-Saharan Africa," said Selali Fiamanya, a research fellow at the Worldwide Antimalarial Resistance Network who also worked on the study.
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Researchers from a biotechnology startup eGenesis and several universities in China, Denmark and the United States, have used CRISP-Cas9 gene editing techniques to remove diseases that could be transmitted from pigs to humans during tissue transplants.
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Voters entered their selections on iPad-like devices, which were equipped with sim cards that allowed the final tallies to be transmitted via mobile phone networks to election organizers in Kinshasa as soon as the polls closed.
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As required under House Resolution 660, the Committees are now preparing a report summarizing the evidence we have found this far, which will be transmitted to the Judiciary Committee soon after Congress returns from the Thanksgiving recess.
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The internet is widely credited with trying to kill censorship; when the web is unfettered, written materials can be transmitted so widely and quickly that politicians can't even fully delete their own mistweets, let alone control others.
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The Justice Department on Wednesday also released an Office of Legal Counsel opinion finding that the whistleblower complaint about Trump's call was not an "urgent concern" and was not required to be transmitted to congressional intelligence committees.
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Dr. Márcio Nehab, a pediatrician and infectious disease specialist at Fiocruz, a research institute in Rio de Janeiro, said that much more research was needed to be done to definitively prove that Zika can be transmitted during sex.
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Questions about how frequently Zika can be transmitted by sex and how long the virus can stay in semen are particularly urgent here, given the large volume of travel between the United States and Central and South America.
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"Six people tested positive for Seoul virus, but only one experienced illness," said Arnold, explaining that five people showed no symptoms of the virus, which cannot be transmitted among people, regardless of whether symptoms are present or not.
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High-definition video will be transmitted to the remote location, providing the human controllers with 360-degree video and live sound so that the controllers will feel like they're still at the airport even though they're far away.
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Authorities have discovered a highly pathogenic strand of the H5N8 bird flu in the corpses of five wild ducks in the area this week, although they said there was no evidence the virus could be transmitted to humans.
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Evidence shows that the virus disappears relatively quickly from survivors, but can remain in the semen of a small number of male survivors for as long as a year, and in rare instances, be transmitted to sexual partners.
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Evidence shows that the virus disappears relatively quickly from survivors but can remain in the semen of a small number of male survivors for as long as a year, and in rare instances, be transmitted to sexual partners.
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Movidius claims that because a lot of the processing and image analysis can be done on the device, the amount of data that needs to be transmitted back to a central server or human operator is much smaller.
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Derek Gatherer, an Ebola expert at Lancaster University said it showed that the potential for the virus to become dormant in survivors and then be transmitted to others "may be a rare but important factor in prolonging outbreaks".
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They used Bayesian network modeling -- a graphical model using probability, random variables and conditional dependencies -- to combine data of ancient climates, herpes DNA and fossils and determine the probability of HSV-2 and how it might be transmitted.
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Even though it is just one case, the fact that the disease can be transmitted from women to men — widening the pool of those at risk — will have to be factored into the response from public health officials.
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"We do not know whether the report is referring only to the stage of the parasites which can cause disease or whether it is also referring to the stage which can be transmitted by mosquito bite," Cunnington said.
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"Clams live in the ocean environment where the cells can be transmitted through the water," Stephen Goff, a biochemist at Columbia University's Howard Hughes Medical Institute and lead author of the new study, explained in a recent interview.
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It's important to emphasize that there are no data or evidence that this coronavirus can be transmitted by blood transfusion, and there have been no reported cases of transfusion transmission for any respiratory virus including this coronavirus worldwide.
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"Based on those consultations, we determined that the allegations did not fall within the statutory definition of an "urgent concern" and that the statute did not require the complaint to be transmitted to the intelligence committees," Klitenic added.
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Since airplanes require being in close contact with other people and coronavirus has a two to 14-day incubation period during which it can be transmitted, however, wearing a mask wouldn't be completely useless, according to Dr. Pardo.
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The FDA reiterated that there is no evidence that the virus can be transmitted through imported goods, but added that this is a "dynamic" situation and the agency will continue to assess it and update guidance as needed.
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NimbeLink, in partnership with The Bee Corp, has developed a hive tracking and management system by which essential data such as temperature, humidity, movement and location is collected by sensors and can then be transmitted back for analysis.
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Many kids' toys, even those made for toddlers and babies, come equipped with video cameras and audio recorders, and those recordings may be transmitted over the internet, often into a hackable, searchable cloud database in a far-away location.
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However, BCG protection wears off in just a few years and it does nothing to protect against the most common form of TB that invades the lungs of adults and adolescents, and can be transmitted through coughing and sneezing.
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Donated breast milk is generally safe for babies to consume; the CDC notes that HIV and other serious infectious diseases can be transmitted through breast milk, but the risk is extremely small, even if the donor is HIV positive.
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He ended up staying for a week at the London School for Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and it was discovered he was also harboring hookworms and threadworms, two other types of wormy parasites, which can be transmitted via infected soil.
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And even if you don't have a Facebook profile, the data can still be transmitted and collected with other third-party app data that corresponds to your unique Advertising ID. For developers and Facebook, this transmission appears relatively common.
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The fact that medical workers were among the patients was only revealed on January 20 when Zhong Nanshan, a government-appointed respiratory expert, said on CCTV on January 20 that the coronavirus could be transmitted between people, CNN reported.
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It may be true that some, many, or even most Internet service providers have chosen not to exercise much editorial discretion, and instead have decided to allow most or all Internet content to be transmitted on an equal basis.
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This cat-sized robot is your boss, and you have to face it and speak at it, and your boss's voice will be transmitted through its tiny mouth, only the sound will be coming out of its ear-speakers.
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The survey determined that only half of Canadians—or at least of those participating—would "knowingly share or eat food prepared by a chef who is HIV positive," despite the fact that the disease can't be transmitted through food.
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As concern over the spread of the Zika virus in the United States grows, scientists are now warning of the possibility the virus may be transmitted not only by vaginal sex, but also by oral sex and even kissing.
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In a statement yesterday, Toyota forecast that the volume of data to be transmitted between vehicles and the cloud will grow by 10,000 times over the next eight years — to 10 exabytes per month, equal to 10 billion gigabytes.
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To test transmissibility, the team placed healthy ferrets next to infected animals and found the virus spread easily from cage to cage, suggesting the virus can be transmitted by respiratory droplets such as those produced by coughing and sneezing.
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By growing the novel coronavirus in controlled conditions, researchers also may get a better understanding of why the virus seems to be transmitted more easily than the SARS coronavirus, yet so far seems to have a lower mortality rate.
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Hand hygiene is important for respiratory illnesses, which are most likely to be transmitted by viruses that get (mysteriously) from the mouth and nose onto the hands, and from there to other objects, from doorknobs to papers to pencils.
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The article shows how the local authorities enabled a cover-up that lasted nearly a month by threatening or silencing whistle-blower doctors, downplaying the epidemic's reach and concealing the fact that the virus could be transmitted between people.
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Mr. Poon said a surge in cases in the coming week would suggest either that the source of the virus had not been eradicated despite the shutdown of the market or that the illness could be transmitted between humans.
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It claims that Seattle Children's knew since at least 2005 when a family sued the hospital that Aspergillus mold, which is especially dangerous to those with an already weakened immune system, could be transmitted through its air-handling system.
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"[It's] fairly common in the oral flora or the mouth of a dog and it can be transmitted through a bite or sometimes just contact with saliva," Dr. Margaret Kobe, Medical Director of Infectious Disease at Aultman told Fox 8.
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The Heartland virus is thought to be transmitted by the lone star tick, and it's usually found in parts of the Midwest and Southern US. States where the tick is most common, including Arkansas, Missouri, Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, and North Carolina.
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In 2014 Conchita Wurst, a bearded drag queen from Austria, won the annual festival of kitsch, leading to calls in Russia and Belarus for Ms Wurst's song not to be transmitted and accusations that the show was a "hotbed of sodomy".
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There's support for FDD (or Frequency Division Duplex), which allows uplink and downlink data to be transmitted at the same time on different spectrum, as well as support for standalone 5G networks (rather than ones needing 4G as a supplemental connection).
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What to watch: The American Meteorological Society and other organizations are stepping in to help facilitate discussion regarding weather data requirements, such as how often it should be transmitted and what level of precision is needed for AVs to operate safely.
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So if your neurons are healthy and operating at full capacity, information will be transmitted faster and more clearly, he says, meaning you will be more focused and be able to obtain and store information more easily, improving cognitive performance.
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CONGO REPORTS 1ST URBAN CASE IN LATEST EBOLA OUTBREAK However, "this is yet another example of a potentially emerging virus in wildlife with unknown ability to be transmitted to humans and unknown impact on human health," Hamer told Live Science.
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The W.H.O. has repeatedly warned that small flare-ups of the disease are likely because the virus can persist in the bodily fluids of some survivors for a variable length of time and in rare cases be transmitted to close contacts.
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Still, the RBI chief said he was confident that changes in policy rates would be transmitted more strongly and more quickly to market rates, with the MPC noting that yields on longer-tenor bonds have begun to reflect recent rate cuts.
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At least four cases of Zika in Florida were likely caused by bites from local mosquitoes, marking the first time Zika was found to be transmitted locally in the continental United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed Friday.
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"AccuWeather's app employed a Software Development Kit (SDK) from a third-party vendor (Reveal Mobile) that inadvertently allowed Wi-Fi router data to be transmitted to this third-party vendor," the company wrote in a statement accompanying the app update.
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Current treatments: Drug combinations based on chloroquine and artemisinin are typically used to treat malaria, but there are increasing reports of resistance, they can have side effects and often they don't eradicate the parasite completely allowing it to be transmitted.
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The Zika virus can be transmitted through sex, which is a bit chilling if you think about it: Not only can the virus pass through sexual partners but those encounters could, in theory, result in babies born with birth defects.
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This characteristic of quantum information—that it carries the potential to be read many ways but can ultimately be read only one way—dramatically reduces the amount of information that needs to be transmitted to solve the sampling matching problem.
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Among the evidence that clinched the case: Signs of the Zika virus, which is spread primarily through mosquito bites and can also be transmitted through sex, have been found in the brain tissue, spinal fluid and amniotic fluid of microcephaly babies.
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Experiments with mice showed that parasites in the skin could indeed be transmitted when flies fed, but MacLeod, Bucheton and their colleagues needed to find out if there really were people who had parasites in their skin and not their blood.
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When you include herpes and more of the dozens of diseases which can be transmitted sexually but which are not tracked, the CDC estimates there are more than 20 million new cases of STDs in the United States each year.
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Here's how Sony describes the listening experience: The Spatial Acoustic Conductor, developed by Sony's in-house technology incubator Future Lab Program, allows the sound generated behind the ear by the unit ́s driver to be transmitted directly into the ear.
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An exception could be made when Facebook transmits to any subscriber a simple copy-and-paste of what is to be transmitted and a brief description of who will receive it (numbers and description of recipient population), with a consent button.
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As many as 1.5 million people in Brazil are believed to have contracted the virus, which may also be transmitted through sexual contact and which researchers have suggested arrived in the country during another major sporting event: the 2014 World Cup.
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Helm was later diagnosed with type two of the herpes simplex virus (HSV-2)—a lifelong infection that can cause painful blisters and ulcers around the genitalia, and can be transmitted to other people even when the carrier isn't showing symptoms.
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While the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has said that there's no evidence to suggest that the virus can be transmitted through food, it's still a problem because customers have to interact with the people handing out the food.
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Though the email cites a Harvard Health study that shows there is no evidence the coronavirus can be transmitted from soft surfaces like fabric or carpet, it still outlines the various techniques Rent the Runway uses to clean its items.
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He referred to entanglement as "spooky action at a distance," and proposed that, rather than entangled particles depending on each other, there were some properties of each particle that were "hidden" and contained the information supposed to be transmitted instantaneously.
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Health authorities have so far said the new virus discovered in Wuhan does not appear to be as lethal but admit they still know little about it, including its origins or how easily it can be transmitted from person to person.
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" Tyson also said this was "a bird health issue and not a food safety or human health concern," adding that "there's no evidence to suggest that any form of avian influenza can be transmitted to humans from properly cooked poultry.
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"Based on those consultations, we determined that the allegations did not fall within the statutory definition of an 'urgent concern' and that the statute did not require the complaint to be transmitted to the intelligence committees," Klitenic wrote on Sept. 13.
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Typically, prions either sprout up without explanation, are caused by genetic mutations that run in a family, or can be transmitted via close contact with infected brain matter (scientists are less sure about whether it's only brain matter that's a possible source).
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Although bird flu strains typically infect poultry, fears are that the flu virus—which is prone to mutation—will change to one that can be transmitted to humans and become a potentially fatal strain that is transmissible among humans, causing a pandemic.
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There are some minor differences between the two standards, but they share the same limitations: the need for very close contact between the device and the charging pad, as well as proper alignment of the induction coils, for power to be transmitted.
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A private individual can buy a private surveillance device from a private company and install it at their private residence, but then the information it collects can be transmitted to government authorities because that company has a for-profit partnership with the cops.
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Zeng Qun, the deputy head of Shanghai's Civil Affairs Bureau, said at a news conference on Saturday that the virus could be spread that way, meaning it might be transmitted more easily — even if people are not in proximity — than previously thought.
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"As the first virus that can be transmitted by mosquitoes known to cause severe birth defects, we are working closely with Puerto Rican officials to pursue solutions to fight the virus in Puerto Rico," said U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell.
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Democrats charged that Republicans had booby-trapped the legislation by adding provisions that would restrict the role of Planned Parenthood, the women's health organization, and similar clinics in providing contraceptive services related to fighting the Zika virus, which can be transmitted sexually.
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U.S. health officials have determined that Zika, which can also be transmitted through unprotected sex with an infected person, can cause microcephaly, a birth defect marked by unusually small head size, and can lead to severe brain abnormalities and developmental problems in babies.
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"Individuals are not at risk of contracting COVID-19 through the blood donation process or via a blood transfusion since respiratory viruses are generally not known to be transmitted by donation or transfusion," said the AABB, formerly the American Association of Blood Banks.
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While it appears to be transmitted to humans via animals, the Chinese government has not said which animals, nor has it disclosed other details about the outbreak, like the transmission route, the incubation period or the ages and genders of the patients.
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In a large retrospective study, researchers looked at depression diagnoses among more than 2.2 million people in Sweden and their parents and found that genetic factors and household environment contributed equally to odds that the illness would be "transmitted" from parents to offspring.
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Since then, "we've learned an enormous amount," he said, including that the virus can be transmitted sexually much more readily than was originally thought: at least six people in the US have caught Zika from having unprotected sex, two of them pregnant women.
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These prion diseases, or spongiform encephalopathies as they're formally called, can be transmitted by close contact with infected bodily fluid or brain matter; can be caused by mutations that run in the family; or can even appear out of nowhere with seemingly no underlying cause.
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Because Zika can also be transmitted sexually and may persist in semen longer than blood, a number of athletes, including American cyclist Tejay van Garderen and Australian golfer Jason Day, have opted to skip the games, citing concern for the health of their families.
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In this latest study, the team brought the research a step further: first, they demonstrated that PERVs in pig cells can be transmitted to human cells in a petri dish, and that infected human cells can then transmit PERVs to other healthy human cells.
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A study published in online journal Scientific Reports was the first to find a time correlation between deforestation and the onset of Ebola, caused by a virus which humans catch from infected wild animals that can then be transmitted between humans through direct contact.
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Why it matters: Laser communication could allow more information to be transmitted faster and microsatellites — weighing about 100 pounds and costing roughly $2 million— are cheaper to launch, potentially opening space-based communication up to companies that don't currently have the resources to operate there.
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"For many zoonotic infectious diseases, the first step involves the species jump, and then if the virus is able to be transmitted directly among humans and no longer needs the animal reservoir for this, it has the potential to unleash an epidemic," Stein said.
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Although the receivers will become encased in ice, they will be close enough together to allow radio signals to hop from receiver to receiver until they reach the surface, at which point they can be transmitted to an orbiter and sent back to Earth.
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If companies fail to file the forms, they can be fined $260 per worker whose data was supposed to be transmitted, with a maximum penalty of $6 million if a company is found to have blatantly disregarded rules requiring the new forms, Saliterman said.
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"These documents can be transmitted to Congress at any time, including prior to the agreement being signed, and on any calendar day," the senators wrote, adding that this would allow them to submit USMCA implementing legislation 30 days later, for passage in late December.
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"The problem with this virus is that it is able to be transmitted before symptoms manifest," said Dr. David Hamer, an infectious disease specialist at Boston Medical Center and a professor of global health at Boston University's School of Medicine and School of Public Health.
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Dr. Soon said the boys might also be at risk of contracting other infections, including leptospirosis, a bacterial disease that is carried by rodents and can be transmitted through water, and histoplasmosis, an infection caused by a fungus that dwells in soil containing bat excrement.
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Ivan Hung, chief of the Infectious Diseases Division at Hong Kong University, told CNN that early studies of the novel coronavirus suggested it is present in faecal matter, though investigations are still ongoing as to what extent the virus could be transmitted this way.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said in a letter to members of Congress Monday that his committee is currently preparing a report on its investigation into President Trump and Ukraine, which will be transmitted to the House Judiciary Committee shortly after Thanksgiving.
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The county is one of the most southern parts of the U.S. The health department did not specify whether the new Zika case could have been spread by sexual contact, blood transfusion or any of the other known ways that the virus can be transmitted.
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Just when you thought about maybe putting your fear of the insidious Zika virus and its spread aside (in favor of more pressing concerns like huge-ass gators), scientists are raising the possibility that the ailment may be transmitted via oral sex, as the New York Timesreports.
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Assigning such massive value to a cheap, everyday thing that a famous person happened to use can be explained in part by what psychologists call the "law of magical contagion": The often unconscious belief that a person's "essence" can be transmitted through the objects they touch.
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Financial firms in Hong Kong have variously told or allowed staff to work from home as part of broader precautions against the virus - which can be transmitted from person to person, has claimed 361 lives in mainland China and has spread to around two dozen other countries.
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Financial firms in Hong Kong have variously told or allowed staff to work from home as part of broader precautions against the virus - which can be transmitted from person to person, has claimed 361 lives in mainland China and has spread to around two dozen other countries.
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They said more research was necessary to determine if it can be transmitted by those fluids, but warned pregnant women, believed to be most at risk because of links between the virus and deformations in developing babies, to avoid the casual kissing of strangers common at Carnival.
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Pregnant women, however, should avoid such travel; also, they shouldn't have unprotected sex for the duration of their pregnancy with men who have traveled to Zika-infected areas because of the potential risk of brain damage to their unborn babies that may be transmitted through sperm.
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Zika is the first known mosquito-borne virus that can also be transmitted via unprotected sex with an infected male partner, leading to imprecise recommendations of how long couples should abstain or refrain from unprotected sex if the woman is pregnant or hoping to become pregnant.
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"For many years, there was this thought that maybe drug-resistant TB strains might not be able to be transmitted as efficiently a regular TB strains," coauthor Dr. Neel R. Gandhi of Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health in Atlanta told Reuters Health by phone.
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Health officials and Olympic organizers have struggled to determine the risks posed by the mosquito-borne Zika virus, its potential effects on pregnant women and even the ways in which it can be transmitted, as it spreads through more than two dozen countries in the Americas.
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"Sometimes if the technicians don't wear gloves, they can transmit a virus like HSV-1 (commonly referred to as oral herpes, but which can also be transmitted to someone's genitals) from a cold sore if they touch their lip and then your genitals," says Dr. Hutcherson.
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It's not the food itself First, the good news: The virus is not likely to be transmitted by food itself, said Dr. Ian Williams, chief of the Outbreak Response and Prevention Branch of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which investigates foodborne and waterborne illnesses.
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A local news station in Buffalo ran a segment warning viewers to wash or disinfect their bags between each use, citing research showing that a completely different type of virus can be transmitted from reusable bags to other parts of a grocery store via shoppers' hands.
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Because a car doesn't have the capacity to process that amount of data locally it must be transmitted to the cloud, which requires companies that are developing AVs to cement contracts with connectivity providers to ensure their vehicles have a constant connection, no matter their location.
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When Samuel Morse sent his first telegraph message between Baltimore and Washington in 1844 — the biblical verse "What hath God wrought" — among his most enthusiastic supporters were those who believed such missives could be transmitted not just across great distances, but to and from the great beyond.
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The chapter on Socrates, for example, included a brief summary of his life and death, a few descriptive details ("When he spake he wagged his litil fynger"), and a recitation of his various opinions, including his opinion that philosophy should only be transmitted orally, not through books.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong authorities said on Friday they quarantined a pet dog of a coronavirus patient after its nasal and oral samples tested "weak positive" for the virus, though they added they did not yet have evidence that it can be transmitted to pets.
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Returning to the tears study, researchers said their findings suggest that the virus could be transmitted through tears, and are planning further studies to find out whether the virus could live on in the cornea or other areas of the eye, which would complicate eye surgeries like corneal transplants.
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CHICAGO, Feb 12 (Reuters) - The Zika virus may be particularly adept at entrenching itself in parts of the body that are shielded from the immune system, making it harder to fight off and possibly lengthening the timeframe in which it can be transmitted, top U.S. experts said on Friday.
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Tracking cobalt presents many challenges as scores of informal mine sites would have to be monitored, all players in the supply chain would need to buy into the scheme, and accurate, electronic data would need to be transmitted from remote areas - all in a vast country plagued by lawlessness.
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A grid is essentially made up of a utility's generators—which power a system—substations that transform electricity from low to high voltage to be transmitted across power lines over long distances, substations that transform electricity back down to lower voltage for local distribution, and customers who receive electricity.
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"Rat hepatitis E virus now joins this list of infections as an important pathogen that may be transmitted from rats to humans," Dr. Siddharth Sridhar, clinical assistant professor at the University of Hong Kong, previously said, adding that the risk of rat hepatitis E affecting humans has been underestimated.
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Unlike 4G networks which can be transmitted for miles by big cell towers, 5G signals can only travel short distances, so in order to build out the new networks, telecommunications companies will have to install smaller cell stations — about the size of a refrigerator — every several hundred feet.
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So, it makes no sense that where infection is most likely to be transmitted — in hospitals and other medical facilities — reasonably healthy patients have continued to be welcomed for elective procedures that expose them and clinicians to the risk of infection, while using critical resources for currently superfluous purposes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Havana-born artist Carlos Mariel does the kind of stripped-down durational performance work that's the best argument for the power of the form — its immediacy and intensity perfectly embody why some ideas need to be (can only be) transmitted in this way.
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HONG KONG, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Hong Kong authorities said on Friday they quarantined a pet dog of a coronavirus patient after its nasal and oral samples tested "weak positive" for the virus, though they added they did not yet have evidence that it can be transmitted to pets.
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"This preparation includes developing the messages we send, encoding them in a format that can be transmitted with available facilities such as EISCAT, and archiving our messages so future generations will remember what we have sent, and so they will know when we can first expect a reply," he said.
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Some disease experts say they are reluctant to say the worst of the outbreak has passed in Colombia, particularly with mosquito season due to resume in the country within a few months, and the many unknowns surrounding the first mosquito-borne virus that can also be transmitted through sexual contact.
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"Funding costs will still be cheaper offshore, though the U.S. Federal Reserve is set to raise interest rates multiple times this year," said Steve Wang, head of fixed-income research at Bank of China International, adding that it takes time for short-term rate hikes to be transmitted to longer terms.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that she plans to name House managers for President Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate after that chamber's leaders set the parameters for what the trial will look like, suggesting that the newly passed articles of impeachment will be transmitted to the Senate soon after.
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Ebola's presence in a bustling city presents an entirely new challenge for authorities, who fear the city's location on the Congo River — a busy trade route — means it could easily be transmitted elsewhere, including to the capital Kinshasa, a city of more than 9 million people, or to neighboring countries.
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And yet, increasingly, as urban areas shift to getting more and more television over broadband internet, the Federal Communications Commission is opening up the signal spectrum (the range across which various forms of data can be transmitted) to auction, in hopes of providing more breathing room for increasingly stressed broadband connections.
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But as the outbreak's toll has mushroomed — it has claimed more than 211,2700 lives in China and sickened more than 262,210 — it has become clear how easily the virus can be transmitted and how hard it may be to contain, even in communities around the world that are far removed from Wuhan.
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Unlike other Bluetooth compatible coding technologies such as SBC, it operates without any down-conversion of the Hi-Res Audio content, and allows approximately three times more data than those other technologies to be transmitted over a Bluetooth wireless network with unprecedented sound quality, by means of efficient coding and optimized packetization.
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Researchers have known for some time that Zika can be transmitted via semen from men to women, hiding in the testes, where it can avoid the immune system; in fact, there is mounting evidence that it can continue to replicate in the testes -- and even increase the viral load -- for months after infection.
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Gestures can also be transmitted contactlessly via the technique, with a finger hovering up to an inch above the surface of the skin, thanks to a partial transmission of an electrical signal owing to the human arm acting like an antenna, says CMU's Chris Harrison, one of the scientists involved in the research.
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For Kate*, she chose to shave before labor because she has genital herpes, and she felt like removing the hair would give doctors a clearer view of whether or not she had any active herpes symptoms, since herpes can be transmitted to the baby if there is an active outbreak during labor.
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However, as the director of a local health department that has a long history of robust mosquito surveillance and control as well as expertise in human health surveillance and beyond, I believe it is not a matter of "if" but rather "when" Zika will be transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes in our country.
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"While it is likely that much of the fourth-quarter weakness is due to temporary factors ... if more pronounced global weakness were to materialize and be transmitted to the U.S., I personally believe there would be little need to raise rates until the economy was growing closer to its potential rate," Rosengren said.
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It can seem mysterious that Quranic references to the Biblical texts are nonetheless so frequent and so deft, until you stop to think about just how much can be transmitted by shared storytelling, even in a hyperliterate culture like ours, let alone in a bardic oral culture like that of seventh-century Arabia.
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Beijing (CNN)A mysterious respiratory virus that has killed at least three people and sickened more than 200 in China can be transmitted between humans, a Chinese government-appointed expert has said, fueling fears about the possibility of a deadly epidemic as millions prepare to travel for the Lunar New Year holiday.
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As far as spreading infection, the bad news is that many infectious illnesses are infectious well before symptoms appear, and continue to be transmitted after the child has recovered, while some children don't get sick at all, but do continue to carry — and spread — viruses and bacteria that can make other children sick.
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