These can turn into an ulcer, which can become infected.
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Statewide, 15 people in Florida have become infected from mosquitoes.
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People become infected by eating foods contaminated with animal feces.
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I will likely become infected in the next few months.
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Some of us have already become infected despite the protocols.
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Dogs can become infected with intestinal parasites in different ways.
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They can detain someone because the family has become infected.
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Once people are sick and contagious, many more may become infected.
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Humans can become infected by drinking raw milk from infected cows.
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That mosquito could then become infected and bite a pregnant woman.
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Why it matters: Roughly 40,000 new Americans become infected every year.
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If you get vaccinated, you might become infected with the virus.
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A total of 142 New Yorkers have so far become infected.
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Ninety percent of people who are exposed and susceptible will become infected.
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If things don't go well, the area can become infected or necrotic.
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But the children could have become infected from any number of sources.
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In Brazil, more than 1.5 million people have become infected since 2014.
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People can become infected after contact with infected bats, pigs or humans.
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After that happens other individuals may also become infected with resistant strains.
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They can become infected, but fatal infection appears to be extremely rare.
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Only a minuscule fraction of patients will become infected with C. auris.
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In addition, 10 health care workers have become infected with the disease.
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Some studies suggest that women are two-thirds more likely to become infected.
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Girls who drop out of school are even more likely to become infected.
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"One minor error and I think a person [on board] can become infected."
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Most people become infected by sharing needles or other equipment to inject drugs.
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The Ebola virus has killed about 62 percent of those who become infected.
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At 73, Mr. Trump risks developing particularly severe illness should he become infected.
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Over 10,000 people have become infected in Italy in little over two weeks.
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Each year an estimated two million Americans become infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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"But we don't really discuss how people become infected with every vaccine-preventable disease."
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He also had a head injury, which become infected with maggots, he told authorities.
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Anyone who is unvaccinated or hasn't developed immunity to the virus can become infected.
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Since then, more than 280 people have become infected, of which two were pregnant.
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Individuals become infected when swimming in warm freshwater, such as a lake or river.
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People can become infected after contact with infected bats, or other animals, and humans.
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People can become infected after contact with infected bats, other animals or other people.
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The majority of children who become infected will not exhibit any symptoms at all.
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It's spread by birds, especially geese, that eat the snails and become infected themselves.
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Healthy people typically do not become infected with candida auris, according to the CDC.
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Sim reports that they think the tusk did indeed become infected before the procedure.
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When the eggs reproduce, they cause cysts that become infected lesions inside the body.
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People who become infected should not fear bankruptcy if they go to the doctor.
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Stuck in sweltering heat, she worried that wounds on her body would become infected.
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"However, it is quite difficult to become infected in the first place," he said.
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If Chancellor Angela Merkel's warning is accurate, two in three Germans may become infected.
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In some cases, the entire network the computer is connected to can become infected.
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To date, a total of 175 people aboard the Diamond Princess have become infected.
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When the boy failed to become infected, a new age in medicine was born.
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Individuals become infected from swimming in warm fresh water, such as a lake or river.
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Bergin's doctors performed two surgeries in 2006, removing pieces of mesh that had become infected.
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People can also become infected by eating the raw meat of animals harboring the parasite.
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Having other STDs might also make a person more likely to become infected with HIV.
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"We don't really discuss how people become infected with every vaccine-preventable disease," he said.
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HPV is so common that nearly all sexually active people become infected at some point.
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No information was provided about how the man might have become infected with the virus.
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A total of 683 people have become infected in Ireland, while three people have died.
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In the analysts' worst-case scenario, up to 40% of the population would become infected.
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Puppies often become infected with roundworms prior to birth or when nursing from their mother.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said it is plausible millions of people could become infected.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said 70 percent of her country's residents could become infected.
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To hear him speak about Life & Livin' It is to become infected by its joy.
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The pain can go unnoticed, become infected, turn into an ulcer and lead to an amputation.
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Zika has been proven to cause microcephaly in babies of some pregnant women who become infected.
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The CDC warns that people can become infected by eating raw or undercooked shellfish, particularly oysters.
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Their families also are being monitored and getting tested regularly to see if they become infected.
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People with Type 1 diabetes are more likely to have severe disease if they become infected.
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How many others will die now even if they don't actually become infected with covid-241?
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About 220,000 humans, mostly in Asia, Africa and South America, become infected with leprosy each year.
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Can people who recover from a bout with the new coronavirus become infected again — and again?
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In California, 38 people have become infected with measles, and Los Angeles County declared an outbreak Monday.
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The biggest risk is to pregnant women, whose fetuses can become infected if their mothers catch it.
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For monkeys without the antibody, it took an average of three weeks to become infected with HIV.
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The Zika virus can cause birth defects in the newborns of women who become infected while pregnant.
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"Each year, more and more people are in areas where they could potentially become infected," Brisson said.
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There are also people who become infected but don't have symptoms, though they can spread the illness.
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What else can you do to improve your odds of beating Covid-19 should you become infected?
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"Each year more and more people are in areas where they could potentially become infected," Brisson added.
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That's because confirmed cases give a clearer picture of how people become infected and for how long.
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People become infected by eating foods such as beef, poultry, milk or eggs, contaminated with animal feces.
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People exposed to economic activities will more often become infected than if no such activities were permitted.
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But the picture looks different when one considers the real numbers of people who could become infected.
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As long as HIV prevention research isn't happening, LGBT teenagers will continue to become infected with HIV.
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About 221 million Americans become infected with HPV each year, and the vast majority will clear the virus.
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It focuses only on people dying from infectious diseases, not the numbers that become infected and suffer symptoms.
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That's good news, since so many people have cats and since so many become infected with T. gondii.
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Before you freak out, it turns out most people who become infected have no symptoms, the CDC says.
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Others think the work is too dangerous because human recipients could become infected with animal viruses, says Mohiuddin.
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Even though Zika is mostly transmitted through mosquito bites, it is possible to become infected through sexual contact.
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Unvaccinated children can become infected by the traces of the virus shed by those who have been vaccinated.
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The following are some questions and answers about the virus and current outbreak: How do people become infected?
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Many adults who become infected will exhibit symptoms after about a month of being exposed to the virus.
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Meanwhile, 2,260 people around the country have become infected as of August 17, and the number is growing.
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The World Health Organization has said as many as 4 million people in the Americas may become infected.
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Because the flu vaccine contains an inactive version of the virus, meaning that it's impossible to become infected.
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Other animals that feast on these snails and slugs, including some frogs and fish, may also become infected.
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In about three months, more than 100,000 people around the world have become infected with the new coronavirus.
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As these players adapt to a digital politics, they infect and become infected by novel possibilities for misinformation.
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Indeed, hooked drives may not spread like the measles, but that doesn't mean other players can't become infected.
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The following are some questions and answers about the virus and current outbreak: How do people become infected?
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The financial impact could also be substantial for consumers who become infected with the virus and seek treatment.
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Adult dogs can become infected with coccidia as well, but many dogs develop an immunity to these parasites.
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Morgan Stanley had also predicted that 200,000 people will become infected with the coronavirus in the coming days.
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And it was an artificial knee, which is far more likely to become infected than a natural joint.
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It asks them to create a routine that makes them part of the solution if they become infected.
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But at least two people have become infected in recent days, despite living hundreds of miles from Wuhan.
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The remarks highlight the looming possibility that more people could become infected as they resume their normal routines.
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Correction: A previous version of this story misstated the number of states in which people have become infected.
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The avatars respond to visitors through eye contact and speech, but this slowly disintegrates as they become infected.
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Editorial Every day, nearly 1,000 young women around the world become infected with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.
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People with vibriosis become infected either by consuming raw or undercooked seafood or by exposing a wound to seawater.
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Historically, people who inject drugs who become infected with HIV have been primarily black men, typically in urban areas.
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Up to 90% of the people close to the infected person, who are not immune, will also become infected.
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People can become infected if they eat undercooked pork that carries it, or gets into contact with contaminated feces.
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People who become infected with the Bourbon virus may develop flu-like symptoms as well as nausea and vomiting.
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One report suggests that antibiotic-resistant infections can result in the deaths of half the patients who become infected.
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Four days later, doctors said both her lungs had become infected with pneumonia, but they still didn't know why.
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Babies can become infected in utero, and there are confirmed cases of transmission from blood transfusion and laboratory exposure.
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An estimated 28.1 million adults had become infected with HIV every year for at least the past five years.
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And even though Zika is mostly transmitted through mosquito bites, it is possible to become infected through sexual contact.
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In the most affected regions, young women are two to four times more likely to become infected than men.
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Some patients did not report eating the lettuce, though they had close contact with someone else who'd become infected.
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Once someone recovers from an infection of one of the strains, they cannot become infected with that strain again.
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People as well as pets can become infected with rabies, and it can be fatal if not immediately treated.
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The bat did not appear sick from the virus, and scientists do not know how the animals become infected.
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She worries that a cut on her finger, which she presses on uncontrollably, will become infected and kill her.
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Experts have estimated 40 to 70% of the US population could become infected and that 1 million could die.
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There's reportedly no chance the participants will become infected from the shots, which do not contain the virus itself.
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This is in part due to minimal early symptoms in up to 80 percent of those who become infected.
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If an affected machine was connected to a network, other computers on the network could become infected as well.
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People with vibriosis become infected either by consuming raw or undercooked seafood or by exposing an open wound to seawater.
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"People with vibriosis become infected by consuming raw or undercooked seafood or exposing a wound to seawater," the CDC states.
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All it takes is for one sick person to contaminate a water supply and an entire village can become infected.
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Before the vaccination program was set up in 1963, 3 to 4 million people would become infected with the disease.
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People can become infected by breathing in microscopic fungal spores made airborne by wind, construction, and other soil-disturbing activities.
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The most common symptoms include fever and joint pain, and most people who become infected have no symptoms at all.
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By itself, the virus is not normally life-threatening, and most people who become infected have no symptoms at all.
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And one result of that vigilance is that researchers have noticed an odd pattern among those who have become infected.
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Blood donations tested The main way people become infected with the virus is through the bite of an infected mosquito.
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Every year, between 5 and 20 percent of the people in the United States will become infected with influenza virus.
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He explained that there are also people who become infected but don't have symptoms, though they can spread the illness.
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The disease is dangerous to people with AIDS, and if women become infected while pregnant, it can harm their fetuses.
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Public health officials said on Friday that four people in the Miami area have become infected with the Zika virus.
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Every year, from 5 to 20 percent of the people in the United States will become infected with influenza virus.
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Humans have become infected with the parasite by eating contaminated plants and animals -- including snails, slugs and even monitor lizards.
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Medical investigators must now determine whether the infection is spreading and, if so, how many people may have become infected.
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"The whole challenge is about containment of the number of people who become exposed and who become infected," Cuomo said.
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Two in three Germans may become infected, Ms. Merkel said at a news conference that reverberated far beyond her country.
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Instead, it argued citizens should be allowed to become infected in hopes of building a broad immunity to the virus.
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Choi, who lives in Westport, cautioned against possible blame of those who attended the party and may have become infected.
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Research has found that severe illness can occur in people who had one type and later become infected by another.
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Retired doctors and nurses are returning to the job to fill in for health care workers who have become infected.
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With estimates that millions of Americans could become infected, frustrations and arguments are quickly approaching a new level of urgency.
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It is more plausible that pigs had become infected in all of these places weeks before outbreaks were officially declared.
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But for the majority of people who become infected, the coronavirus brings only mild symptoms, such as cough and fever.
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California governor Gavin Newsom said he expects that 60,000 homeless people in California alone could become infected with the coronavirus.
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But for the majority of people who become infected, the coronavirus brings only mild symptoms, such as cough and fever.
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Elderly members of the household and those with chronic medical conditions risk severe complications, even death, if they become infected.
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Britain, in effect, is accepting that people will become infected as the price for building up immunity in the population.
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No patients have become infected and none have experienced any health effects as a result of the mold, Hock said.
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Still, you can also become infected if bacteria in the water enter an open wound or cut, the CDC says.
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Rational debate is the lifeblood of a college campus, but it can become infected by a position that perverts reason.
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Certainly, his appearance on Saturday Night Live would suggest the symptoms of a person who has recently become infected with HIV.
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Patients can also become infected with MRSA when they touch contaminated bed linens, bed rails, medical equipment or other contaminated surfaces.
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For example, a person might become infected if they consumed plants or berries gathered from fields where infected dogs have been.
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Also on Friday, Florida said three more people had become infected with Zika by local mosquitoes, bringing the total to 28.
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Sometimes, surgical wounds become infected, and in some cases, the infection-causing germ is spread by simple person-to-person contact.
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Though this form of TB is predominantly linked to cows, any animal can become infected -- including elephants, lions, giraffes and wildebeests.
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"Domestic cats can become infected through the consumption of infected prey and can transmit the bacteria to humans," the Journal reports.
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"If the mucus sits and accumulates, it can become infected with bacteria" and cause secondary illnesses, such as bronchitis or pneumonia.
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If someone who is not immune to the virus breathes that air or touches an infected surface, they can become infected.
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Since then, 35 million people have died from AIDS-related illnesses and an estimated 78 million have become infected with HIV.
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So far, 570 people have become infected with the Zika virus while in the Puerto Rico, which is a US territory.
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And even though most Zika infections happen because of a mosquito bite, it is possible to become infected through sexual contact.
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Five percent of all Americans will become infected with HBV, including nearly ten percent of Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs).
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People can become infected by breathing in droplets or touching a contaminated surface and then touching their eyes, nose or mouth.
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Since the start of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, more than 77 million people worldwide have become infected with HIV.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported that nine pregnant women were known to have become infected while traveling.
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The dead animals found on the Taiwanese islands have stoked fears that Taiwan's pigs could soon become infected with the disease.
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As the larvae grow and expand through the body, the cysts can become infected and create lesions, or damage, in tissue.
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Some millennials are also worried they won't be able to afford costs for coronavirus treatment and screening, should they become infected.
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As the virus continues to rapidly spread across the country, there is growing concern that more government leaders will become infected.
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Then their contacts can be identified and put into quarantine so they don't spread the virus if they've become infected, too.
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There is some question as to whether the US has enough hospital beds to treat all those who could become infected.
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If one of these students were to become infected with the virus, their ability to self-quarantine is at a disadvantage.
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He declined, however, to estimate how many Americans may become infected with coronavirus, reasoning that it would depend on the response.
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This is because regular exercise has been shown to enhance immunity by getting rid of viruses faster once people become infected.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said that as much as 2000 percent of her country's population was likely to become infected.
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He figures that if 22016 percent of the U.S. population were to become infected, that would include about 4463 million seniors.
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Taiwan said on Tuesday that a man had become infected after his wife had contracted the virus while working in Wuhan.
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The soldier, the first U.S. service member to become infected, has been quarantined in his off-base residence, the military said.
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If someone who is not immune to the virus breathes the air or touches an infected surface, they can become infected.
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The woman had become infected with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, through a blood transfusion obtained from a blood bank.
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About one-third of people who become infected with Chagas will go on to develop chronic heart disease, according to the AHA.
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Such DNA vaccines do not contain infectious material so they cannot cause a person to become infected with Zika, the NIAID said.
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Although Zika causes mild disease in most individuals, it can cause devastating birth defects in babies whose mothers become infected during pregnancy.
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Since the outbreak began in August, 165 people have died and more than 2,000 have become infected with plague as of Wednesday.
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Beyond that, if you are bitten by a mosquito and you do become infected, you may be tipped off to the virus.
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The CDC has issued travel alerts to more than 25 countries, urging pregnant women to avoid areas where they could become infected.
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New research shows that a woman can become infected with Zika, have no symptoms, yet give birth to a baby with microcephaly.
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Scientists around the world are waiting to see whether more pregnant women who become infected eventually give birth to babies with microcephaly.
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As a result, it can be thrilling for these people to have sex with someone who's HIV positive and not become infected.
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In January, an Indiana turkey flock was thought to have become infected with highly pathogenic flu when a less dangerous strain mutated.
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It's pretty alarming ... Chris says he's terrified his wife and children could become infected because they're all living under the same roof.
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Pregnant women are 10 times more likely than other people to become infected, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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So people may become infected with these viruses or exposed to certain toxins, and then experience the polio-like symptoms of AFM.
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So far, some 94,24 people have become infected in the United States, according to official counts, and at least 25,219 have died.
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According to epidemiological modeling, about one in three Americans -- 100 million people -- could become infected by October without early and aggressive intervention.
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If current transmission rates persist, half of gay and bisexual African-American men will become infected with the virus during their lifetime.
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Nymphs (young ticks) become infected by feeding on birds and small mammals like mice, chipmunks, raccoons and opossums, Dr. Diuk-Wasser explained.
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One daunting problem that is likely to arise is how to deal with prisoners or other inmates of facilities that become infected.
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Many bites become infected, which is why I left my urgent care visit with a 10-day supply of amoxicillin, an antibiotic.
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A surge in people being tested could actually spread disease, because people can become infected by someone else waiting to be tested.
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So far more than 2,900 people have died from virus and 85,000 have become infected, most of whom reside in mainland China.
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The ticks aren't born with the bacteria but can become infected after their first blood meal on a mouse that is infected.
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Employees say the requirement that they work, interacting with potentially infected passengers, leaves them utterly unprotected; several workers have already become infected.
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"The market will continue to watch the number of how many people become infected," said Christian Lenk, rates strategist at DZ Bank.
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Although vaccines have been developed to protect against Ebola, the disease is still fatal to a majority of people who become infected.
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They estimate that nearly 700 million people become infected with norovirus each year, way more than the population that experiences food poisoning.
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FGM, which involves the partial or total removal of the external genitalia, can be fatal when girls bleed to death or become infected.
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By then, the sores had become infected and she was taken to a hospital where she spent two weeks before dying of septicemia.
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Every year, roughly 1,600 people become infected with listeria, and about 260 die, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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That said, healthy people who have not visited a hospital or a nursing home can also become infected with MRSA, the CDC says.
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Many who become infected with the Zika virus will not even know that they have contracted the disease because symptoms are often mild.
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But first, the show takes a breath with an emotional moment Rick finally asks Siddiq to tell him how Carl had become infected.
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The masses are no better than animals, you understand, and you can't expect them not to become infected with the virus of bolshevism.
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"But that doesn't mean we should repeat the mistakes of the West and become infected with social diseases that dominate there," he added.
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Most people who become infected with the Zika virus show no symptoms of the infection, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Doing this protects your computers from the often vulnerable IoT devices and your IoT devices from your computers, in case they become infected.
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People can become infected with Zika after being bitten by a certain mosquito (the Aedes species to be exact — more on that later).
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About 1,600 people become infected with listeria each year, and about 260 die, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Some workers say they are relieved they have access to paid leave if they become infected with coronavirus and won't lose their jobs.
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There's also the potential that, if you stand close enough to someone with the virus, you could inhale the droplets and become infected.
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Another key issue is limiting or eliminating costs for coronavirus tests, as well as helping cover medical costs for those who become infected.
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Wilson tested negative, but many others tested positive, he learned, and the shared dormitory setting makes him worried he may still become infected.
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The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have advised that, so far, children have been less likely than adults to become infected.
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"German Chancellor Angela Merkel said 70 percent of Germany's population could become infected," my colleagues Joel Achenbach, William Wan and Lena Sun report.
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Japanese health ministry officials defended their quarantine aboard the boat but acknowledged that three ministry personnel sent aboard the ship had become infected.
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"Then other mosquitoes become infected from feeding off of those people," Walter Tabachnick, a former director of the Florida Medical Entomology Lab, says.
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That's because the people who are exposed to and become infected with the bacteria are people whose immune systems are already pretty severely compromised.
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If someone who is not immune to the virus breathes the air or touches an infected surface, they can become infected, the CDC said.
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Once one unvaccinated person has measles, 43 percent of those close to them who aren't immune will also become infected, according to the CDC.
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The majority of children who become infected with hepatitis A show no signs of illness, though more than 80% of adults will experience symptoms.
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The organization also noted that most people who become infected with the Zika virus experience only mild symptoms like fever, body aches and rashes.
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Most people who become infected don't experience symptoms, and the 20 percent who do typically suffer mild symptoms like rashes, fever, and joint pain.
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Twenty-two people have become infected with E. coli illness in Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick, Canadian health authorities reported as of November 23.
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Significant wounds and burns resulting from a mass casualty event can quickly become infected, and we have frighteningly few available treatments for these infections.
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But about two million who later become infected with a different serotype develop dangerous hemorrhagic fevers, and about 25,000 die from them each year.
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In a recent appearance, the host suggested that members of the media want to see people become infected in an effort to hurt Trump.
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But many beetles become infected by the thousands with a common, parasitic worm that makes their insides look like a plate of moving spaghetti.
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The cut had become infected, and Tyreek had spent three nights in the hospital before returning to his next shift at $7.75 an hour.
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Now imagine 2.3 percent of the perhaps millions of Americans who are expected to become infected with Covid-19 over the next three months.
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If they do become infected, many would feel compelled to close their offices, lest they too become vectors for the spread of the outbreak.
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"The market will continue to watch the number of how many people become infected," said Christian Lenk, an interest rates strategist at DZ Bank.
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Worse, the contagion can linger in a room for up to two hours after an infected person leaves, so someone unvaccinated can become infected.
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In a metropolitan setting, if enough people become infected, the numbers who may need significant care will easily overwhelm our capacity to provide it.
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Most children will become infected with at least one of the strains early on in life, and their bodies will build immunity to that strain.
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If someone who is not immune to the virus breathes the air or touches an infected surface, they can become infected, according to the CDC.
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"Adults can become infected with HFMD but often exhibit no symptoms of the infection and can unknowingly spread the disease to other individuals," Stork warns.
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Before the measles vaccination program was established in 1963, between 3 and 4 million people would become infected with the highly contagious disease each year.
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Up to 90 percent of people near an infected person who are not vaccinated will become infected, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
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On Thursday, the WHO said as many as 4 million people in the Americas may become infected by Zika, adding urgency to the research efforts.
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As for Zika, it's unclear if researchers expect U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes and staff to be exposed to the virus, much less become infected.
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The female Aedes aegypti and its sister, Aedes albopictus, are the primary vectors, but people can also become infected through other methods, including sexual transmission.
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When ransomware first emerged, the most common way for computers to become infected was when users opened email attachments containing the malware, the FBI reported.
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The finding follows months of nervous speculation about whether the mosquito-borne virus causes problems in unborn children when their mothers become infected during pregnancy.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) projects that up to a quarter of the island's 220006 million inhabitants may become infected with Zika.
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In addition to fruit bats, other animals that have been known to become infected with the virus are chimpanzees, gorillas, monkeys, forest antelope and porcupines.
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Other people who touch the same objects and fail to wash their hands before eating, smoking or touching their faces can become infected as well.
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It's so contagious that90% of non-immune individuals who get close to an infected person are also likely to become infected, according to the CDC.
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The C.D.C. has estimated that as many as a quarter of the island's 3.5 million people may become infected with the Zika virus this year.
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In periodontal disease, the advanced stage of the gum disease gingivitis, the gums pull away from the teeth and create pockets that can become infected.
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In its current form, the package ensures that working people are able to access paid leave should they become infected or need to give care.
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The knee jerk reaction is to lock away anyone who might have become infected and push away anyone perceived, however unfairly, to pose a risk.
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He said over 23,27 medical staff had become infected, most in Hubei province surrounding Wuhan, probably due to the lack of protective gear and fatigue.
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A 23-year-old American soldier stationed at Camp Carroll in South Korea tested positive for coronavirus, the first U.S. service member to become infected.
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At the moment, those who have become infected, seeing others go into clinics alive only to leave in coffins, are understandably reluctant to follow suit.
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Up to 90% of people near an infected person who are not vaccinated will become infected, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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One out of every two black men and one out of every four Latino men in this segment of the population is projected to become infected.
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The CDC said it was updating recommendations to protect against sexual transmission of the virus after travel to those who could become infected by a female.
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There were 26 cases were the partners developed HIV and the strain was not a genetic match, so the partner had become infected from another source.
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In the Home Office's case it's not clear what kind of practical impact there might be should some of its internal systems become infected with WannaCrypt.
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Because people continue to become infected even though the rate of new infection is falling, this means that the quantity of drugs needed continues to rise.
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New York and Pennsylvania reported the most cases of the illness, but you can few a full map of states where people have become infected here.
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And slightly less than half of the respondents, 49 percent, knew that people could become infected with the virus through sexual intercourse with an infected person.
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Each year, about two million people in the US become infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria — and 23,000 people die as a result, according to the CDC.
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Cases of Zika are doubling weekly in Puerto Rico, and the CDC expects hundreds of thousands of individuals will become infected, including thousands of pregnant women.
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Governor Pence let scores of Indianans become infected with H.I.V. from shared needles before finally acquiescing to the evidence that clean needle exchanges prevent H.I.V. epidemics.
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Officials said they were still uncertain how the man, 50, who had not been to any areas with widespread transmission of the virus, had become infected.
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One of the country's top virologists recently said that it could take a year or two, or even longer, for that many people to become infected.
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Having done so, she inadvertently exposed herself to the coronavirus, and — had she become infected with it — would have exposed all she came into contact with.
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Unfortunately, we saw too many cases of heroic doctors, nurses and others become infected with Ebola from the patients whose lives they were trying to save.
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It is spread by bodily fluids, so caregivers who lack protective gear are almost certain to become infected, as are those who prepare corpses for burial.
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Many more people would become infected, hospitals would be strained past the breaking point, the death toll would skyrocket — and the economic damage would only worsen.
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And we think these numbers could be even higher, since some experts think it's plausible that up to 70% of the US population could become infected.
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"The market will continue to watch the number of how many people become infected," said Christian Lenk, rates strategist at DZ Bank said of the coronavirus.
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Related: The U.S. military said today that a soldier in South Korea had tested positive for the virus, the first American service member to become infected.
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The virus causes severe illness in about a quarter of the people who become infected, he said, killing people who generally have other underlying health conditions.
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So far, only a dozen people in the United States have become infected with the novel coronavirus, but an outbreak could severely strain the nation's hospitals.
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He said over 3,261 medical staff had become infected, most in Hubei province surrounding Wuhan, probably due to the lack of protective gear and to fatigue.
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According to the Morning Consult poll, 47 percent of its respondents think it is at least somewhat likely that someone in their state will become infected.
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Children, for example, like to put their hands in their mouth so they become infected by touching a turtle or its habitat and not washing their hands.
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Roughly 1.1 million people in the U.S. are currently living with HIV, and nearly 40,000 Americans become infected with the virus each year, according to government data.
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These mosquitoes "become infected when they feed on a person already infected with the virus" and can spread it by biting another person, according to the CDC.
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As many as one-third of people with the most common form -- Type 2 -- develop foot ulcers, or a break in the skin that can become infected.
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In the typical scenario, cats excrete an egg-like form of the parasite in their feces, and mice or rats become infected from contact with contaminated soil.
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The researchers also discovered that vaccinated people were significantly less likely to become infected with gonorrhea than people who had not received the vaccine: 41% vs. 51%.
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The Indiana flock appears to have become infected when a less dangerous form of the virus in the area mutated, said John Clifford, the USDA's chief veterinarian.
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The virus has been linked to thousands of cases of a birth defect known as microcephaly in babies of women who become infected with Zika while pregnant.
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Pregnant women are 10 times more likely than other people to become infected, and the bacteria can be passed on to the developing fetus, the CDC says.
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Zika is a potentially devastating health crisis headed for our region, and we might have only a few weeks to stop it before pregnant women become infected.
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The patient, who has fully recovered, was a "family contact" who helped care for an older man who had become infected with the virus after traveling abroad.
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Victims typically become infected when they are bitten by fleas or come into contact with small mammals that are themselves infected with a bacteria called Yersinia pestis.
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More than 14,000 people have become infected with the coronavirus across all 50 states, and at least 205 Americans have died as a result of the virus.
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The fictional outbreak involved a group of tourists visiting China who then become infected and fly home to various countries, including the US, the draft report said.
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It has been widely reported that in the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak in China, caregivers were more likely than any other group to become infected.
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Second, conspiracy theories are circulating that suggest certain people become infected for a preordained reason — like the idea they could be part of a global pedophile ring.
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His department is finding places to potentially quarantine any officers who become infected so they do not have to isolate themselves at home and risk infecting relatives.
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German car parts supplier Webasto on Tuesday said an employee at its headquarters in Stockdorf, Bavaria, had become infected following the visit of an employee from China.
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That would have provided a wealth of information about which animal might have been the source of the coronavirus and which people had become infected but survived.
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Therese Hesketh, an expert on Chinese public health at University College London, says there is a high chance more workers will become infected in the coming weeks.
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The sudden decision by Louisiana comes as the viral outbreak has upended the presidential campaigns and people worry about gatherings and places where they might become infected.
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In a report on the worldwide epidemic, UNAIDS said an estimated 1.9 million adults had become infected with HIV every year for at least the past five years.
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Tapeworm eggs are passed in the dogs&apos stool, and other farm animals become infected when they ingest food or water that&aposs contaminated with the tapeworm eggs.
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He had been beaten so badly during the weeks he spent in prison without charge that the blood under his skin began to dry, curl, and become infected.
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The majority of children who become infected with hepatitis A show no signs of illness, according to the CDC, though more than 80% of adults will experience symptoms.
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Genome sequencing shows the H7N733 virus did not have genetic features present in the virus in China that make it easier for humans to become infected, he said.
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More than 35 million people have died from AIDS-related illnesses and an estimated 78 million have become infected with HIV, since the disease surfaced 36 years ago.
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The Utah patient, who has fully recovered, was a "family contact" who provided care for an older man who had become infected with the virus after traveling abroad.
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If left untreated, the tusk could have become infected, just like a human tooth, which would have threatened Bulwagi's health and required the removal of the entire tusk.
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Thousands of health care workers in China have become infected, many of those early in the outbreak when it wasn't completely understood just how infectious this virus is.
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Even if half of all people worldwide become infected with Covid-19 -- and we don't know if the infection rate will be nearly that high -- half will not.
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"Some landlords will be given a break on their mortgage payments but their tenants will still be forced to pay them rent should they become infected," Wright said.
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Researchers at Morgan Stanley projected 200,000 people in the US would become infected with the novel coronavirus and that cases would peak in about 15 to 25 days.
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Even if the country cuts its rate of transmission in half — a tall order — some 650,000 people might become infected in the next two months, the researchers say.
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So in the meantime, doctors around the globe are responding by sharing information, creating registries of people with chronic diseases who have also become infected with Covid-19.
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Until vaccines for the novel coronavirus are available, likely a year or more from now, it is possible that millions of people may become infected around the globe.
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"If you cut the funding by this much, I think there's a real risk we will backslide, and a whole lot more people will become infected," he said.
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Several medical experts have said that those who have been infected with the coronavirus will not become infected again, as their bodies will produce antibodies that provide immunity.
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More than 600 people on board have become infected, and experts warn that hundreds of others getting off the ship could unknowingly be taking the virus with them.
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On Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that at least 28 people across 20 states have become infected with a similar strain of Salmonella since October.
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"We must invest in surveillance and research to better understand where the virus infects people, how people become infected, and which strains are more dangerous than others," Gurley said.
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Scientists say at least 500,000 people may become infected with the coronavirus in Wuhan before it peaks in the coming weeksA music video about the coronavirus is going viral
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People who become infected with salmonella will typically develop symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and a fever within 12 to 72 hours after being exposed to the germ.
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"Some travelers to areas with ongoing Zika virus transmission will become infected while traveling but will not become sick until they return home," the CDC said in a statement.
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People can become infected with the vibrio bacteria by consuming raw or undercooked seafood or exposing a wound to seawater, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Vital Signs is a monthly program bringing viewers health stories from around the world (CNN)All it takes is a snail, a worm and some freshwater to become infected.
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Individuals who have already been infected with one strain of dengue and then become infected with a different strain are at the highest risk of these more severe reactions.
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And even though Zika is mostly transmitted through mosquito bites, some people have become infected through sexual contact, which means that avoiding mosquitoes isn't always enough to prevent infection.
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Mulvin went to the student health center because the burn had become infected, something he had experienced in the past, and he knew that a prescription cream was needed.
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"If other people breathe the contaminated air or touch a contaminated surface, then touch their eyes, noses or mouths, they can become infected," the county warned in a statement.
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For each of these conditions, we know that vaccines are effective and that young children are more vulnerable to the most severe and fatal disease if they become infected.
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The disease, which was first identified in China, is now spreading widely in other areas of the world, and scores of people have become infected in the United States.
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A panel of experts at the University of California, San Francisco, predicted this week that between 40% and 70% of Americans would become infected within the next 18 months.
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But even as public health officials start to warn that many Americans may become infected, the Trump administration has devoted lots of effort to talking up the stock market.
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One doctor in Wuhan said thousands of patients have been left waiting hours for treatment, and many were advised not to work over fears that they could become infected.
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But, if 210 million people become infected by the coronavirus — "which is not impossible" — a 226% or 22003% mortality rate would translate as 20033,22003 or 230,2100 deaths, Piot said.
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In January, health officials confirmed that a baby with severe microcephaly was born in Hawaii to a woman who had become infected with the Zika virus while living in Brazil.
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Australian police have had to suspend upward of 8,000 tickets for speeding and running red lights after learning the cameras that caught the acts had become infected with a virus.
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Ebola hemorrhagic fever "is a rare but severe, often fatal illness in humans" that kills about half of all people who become infected with the virus, according to the WHO.
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A recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine suggested that "children might be less likely to become infected or, if infected, may show milder symptoms" than adults.
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Though this mosquito is typically found in tropical locations, the mainland U.S. does have Aedes species mosquitoes that can become infected with and spread Zika virus, according to the CDC.
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If people visiting Rio for the Olympics become infected with KPC, they may bring it back home, including to the United States, quickly spreading this dangerous bacterium around the world.
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The good news is, while it's not certain, scientists believe once an individual has been infected with the virus, they are immune and won't become infected again, according to Higgs.
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Humans can become infected by Ebola if they come into contact with fluids such as blood, urine and tears from an infected person or objects contaminated by an infected person.
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But the vaccine only works for people who have not been exposed to the virus yet, and about 14 million people become infected with some form of it each year.
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The CDC's internal worst-case estimate is that between 160 million and 214 million people could become infected over the course of the epidemic, according to the New York Times.
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In a successful herd immunity scenario, a country's population — the herd — would become infected with the virus, recover, and then have an immunity to it, making them resistant to reinfection.
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As more people on Costco's corporate campus at Issaquah, Washington become infected with the coronavirus, the company has not yet made the decision to fully close down its offices there.
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Because some women become infected after the initial test, women should be screened again during the third trimester and again at delivery, especially those women living where prevalence is high.
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The idea of limiting sexual contact to your household partner and social distancing in general is about ending the chain of transmission to your household should one person become infected.
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The research provides key information about the stability of SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19, and suggests people could become infected through the air and after touching contaminated objects.
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If those people do not wash their hands thoroughly before touching their eyes, nose or mouth, they can become infected with a virus and then go on to infect others.
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The X-ray apparently proved negative, and doctors released him because they doubted he had the virus and feared he might be more likely to become infected in the hospital.
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"We have been expecting for some time that a Connecticut resident would become infected with Covid-19, so this should not come as a surprise to anybody," Mr. Lamont said.
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After the Obama administration scrambled to bring home two American health workers who had become infected with the disease in Liberia, Trump went on a monthslong Twitter tirade about Ebola.
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The mandate came as the Chinese government disclosed that hundreds of medical workers who had been helping combat the coronavirus outbreak had become infected and at least six had died.
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In a statement, the state's health ministry said the man, who had likely become infected during a visit to Italy, had contacted authorities after coming down with flu-like symptoms.
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Earlier this month, researchers at Notre Dame University estimated as many as 93 million people across Latin America and the Caribbean could become infected with Zika in the current outbreak.
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It could be that women are more likely than men to seek care if they are sick, or that women are more likely to develop Zika symptoms if they become infected.
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"We are worried as the refugees are close to the epicenter of the outbreak," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, adding they could become infected and carry the virus back home.
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In February, President Barack Obama asked Congress to approve $1.9 billion in emergency funds to deal with the Zika virus, which can cause severe birth defects when pregnant women become infected.
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Though the majority of people infected with the virus don't even get sick, it's been shown to cause to birth defects in the children of some pregnant women who become infected.
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"Everyone can contribute with his or her personal behaviour ... so that the speed at which people become infected slows down so that our health care system is not overburdened," she said.
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Both involve a workhorse of the immune system — T-cells, a type of white blood cell whose job is to kill cells that have turned malignant or become infected with viruses.
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"Frieden…says that in a worst-case scenario, but one that is not implausible, half the U.S. population would become infected and more than 1 million people would die," they write.
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A study in the New England Journal of Medicine said at the time that "children might be less likely to become infected or, if infected, may show milder symptoms" than adults.
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Among other considerations, if his guests keep providing him with substances to shoot into that line, it may well become infected and unusable, and he will get even sicker than he is.
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"Measles is so contagious that if one person has it, up to 2487% of the people close to that person who are not immune will also become infected," according to the CDC.
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"It's also trade," he said, pointing to airport malaria, in which people in airports have become infected with malaria through mosquitoes that have hitched a ride on a plane or in food.
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Why it matters: As many as 2 million Americans become infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria each year and 23,000 people die from it, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Increased mortality and spread A 0003 outbreak of Lassa fever in Nigeria caused more than 1,700 people to become infected, but 112 deaths, according to the Nigerian Center for Disease Control (NCDC).
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About 34,000 babies are born each year in Puerto Rico, and Dr. Frieden said he anticipated "thousands" of expectant mothers to become infected during the hot, rainy season, which is just beginning.
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Other user-to-user advice on Apple's forums helps to detail the steps those who have already become infected with the malware should take, which require finding and deleting certain hidden files.
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Aedes aegypti live close to the ground in cities and like feasting on humans, so if they become infected, it puts the population of major cities at high risk, Dr. Ryan said.
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Their analysis offers a stark warning: Even if the country cut its rate of transmission in half — a tall order — some 240,103 people may still become infected in the next two months.
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Nearly 2,000 young women in the Umlazi Township check in twice weekly to be tested for H.I.V. The researchers provide preventive therapy, but a small proportion of the women still become infected.
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Minimizing crowds of people is an important step in preventing the spread of coronavirus, as even low-risk groups like young, healthy people can become infected with it without showing any symptoms.
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"The death rate in Germany is likely to increase as more older people become infected", Keith Neal, emeritus professor of epidemiology of infectious diseases at the University of Nottingham, told Sky News.
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According to polls of Talkspace therapists, many clients say they're worried about what could happen if they become infected with coronavirus or how they should manage the logistics of working from home.
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To maximize the benefits of a vaccine for society, those most likely to die or to utilize large amounts of scarce resources if they become infected should be given the vaccine first.
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"Over the past three years, the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn has become infected with the scourge of anti-Jewish racism," Ms. Ryan wrote in a statement posted on her Twitter account.
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"A person can become infected by consuming water or food that is contaminated with tapeworm eggs or larvae, particularly raw or undercooked fish or meat," Dr. Stork, who did not treat Meyer, explains.
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The findings raise new concerns about the hidden effects of pre-natal exposure to the mosquito-borne Zika virus, which has been shown to cause birth defects when women become infected during pregnancy.
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There are about 1,300 cases of Zika in the continental United States; nearly all were contracted by a mosquito bite abroad or through sex with someone who had become infected in another country.
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Hospitals in China and Italy have struggled to care for the large numbers of people who become infected with the virus, especially those who needed Intensive Care and breathing support with a ventilator.
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A dog in China was quarantined last week after testing a "weak positive" for the coronavirus, prompting many to worry whether their pets can become infected, get sick and/or spread the disease.
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"We must do everything, as a government and as citizens, to not become infected and not to infect," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE said at press conference, The Jerusalem Post reported.
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Perhaps the best option is neither a traditional vaccine or cure, but some alternative mechanism (free Purell to everyone?) that reduces transmission of the disease or its consequences for those who become infected.
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In Europe, Britain moved to give billions toward virus relief efforts without taking any radical measures to reduce crowds, while Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that ultimately two-thirds of Germans could become infected.
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This came as an increasing number of members of Congress have become infected with coronavirus or exposed to someone who's tested positive, and therefore have gone into quarantine and cannot vote in person.
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DNCC officials did not respond to questions about what would happen if convention delegates become infected with the Covid-19 disease or are being held under quarantine at the time of the convention.
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A panel of experts at the University of California, San Francisco, predicted that between 40 and 70% of Americans could become infected within the next 18 months, one internist attending the panel said.
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A 21-year-old U.S. soldier stationed in South Korea has become the first member of the U.S. military to become infected with coronavirus as the outbreak continues to escalate around the world.
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The close quarters conditions of air travel are opportune for virus transmission, since about 90% of people who are not immune to measles and come close to an infected person will become infected.
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And only one of the four lived in an area where good mosquitoes had taken over; that person had been highly mobile, and so could well have become infected in a different neighborhood.
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Pregnant women are 10 times more likely than other people to become infected, and the bacteria can be passed on to the developing fetus, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, measles is so contagious that if just one person has it, up to 90 percent of people around that person will also become infected if not protected.
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Now public health officials have concluded that Philips' death was a result of a bacterial meningitis infection, a rare but serious condition in which membranes that protect your brain and spinal cord become infected.
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At least 500,000 people may become infected with coronavirus in Wuhan, China — the epicenter of the deadly outbreak — by the time the number of cases peaks within the coming weeks, a new report suggests.
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The facility refused to admit his mother because they didn't have enough beds, and Wang had to move his wife and child to another apartment because he was worried they would become infected too.
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Norovirus causes diarrhoea and vomiting, the UK's National Health Service website says, adding that symptoms appear one to two days after patients become infected and typically last for up to two or three days.
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Song, who specializes in breast surgery, has seen it all—from botched implant surgeries that become infected, to implants that are improperly positioned, leading to a condition called synmastia, best described by its nickname.
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On August 5, CNN affiliate WCSC reported the death of 11-year-old Hannah Katherine Collins, who had become infected with the parasite while swimming a river in her home state of South Carolina.
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The CDC restated there is no evidence that women can transmit the virus to their sexual partners and that the most likely way to become infected with the Zika virus is from infected mosquitoes.
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If you want to understand why so many startups become infected with unhealthy work habits, or outright workaholism, a good place to start your examination is in the attitudes of their venture capital investors.
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In fact, HPV is known to cause more than 6900 percent of all cervical cancers, and nearly all American men and women will become infected with this virus at some point in their lifetimes.
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Studies by toxicology specialists and veterinarians found that chip implants may cause cancer and in rare cases the chip may migrate to other parts of the body or become infected, according to the FDA.
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It turned out that, despite regular dental care, I had developed an advanced case of periodontitis -- a chronic inflammatory condition in which pockets of bacteria become infected and gradually destroy gum and bone tissue.
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Although the risk of getting a completely resistant infection is low in the United States, about 2 million people each year become infected with "resistant enough" bacteria that are harder to treat, Hanage said.
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Mr. Vallance has said that it would require roughly 60 percent of Britons to become infected, creating enough immunity in the population that a second surge in cases next winter would be less severe.
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Even with social distancing, more than one-third of Americans may eventually be infected (a worst case is that 210 percent become infected, as Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has cautioned for her country).
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This ensures that many Americans who become infected will go undiagnosed and untreated: people for whom going to the doctor portends financial calamity tend not to do so before their health circumstances become dire.
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The panelists predicted that between 40 and 70% of Americans would become infected with the virus in the next 12 to 18 months, a Bay Area internist in attendance, Jordan Shlain, reported on Thursday.
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Cetron said it's "reassuring" that Chinese authorities report that no health care workers who've cared for the patients have become infected, and that some 700 other contacts of patients have also not become ill.
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Some were also anxious about what might happen the longer they stayed, including fears of being detained as a suspected case and placed under isolation at local facilities, where they could then become infected.
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Ms. Li said she believed that her daughter had become infected in the local branch of the Zhongbai supermarket chain, the only major food store in the neighborhood, which was crowded before the holiday.
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In a subcommittee hearing on the 2021 DHS budget, Wolf failed to provide specific answers Kennedy's questions, including one on how many people are predicted to become infected with the new strain of virus.
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If current rates persist, one in every six men who has sex with men will become infected with H.I.V., the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said last week in its first lifetime risk analysis.
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Thus, the CDC said, "It remains crucially important that pregnant women avoid traveling to areas with local transmission of Zika, because of the devastating complications that can occur in fetuses that become infected during pregnancy."
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Read more:Scientists say at least 500,000 people may become infected with the coronavirus in Wuhan before it peaks in the coming weeksThe Wuhan coronavirus has killed more than 1,000 people and infected more than 43,000.
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Ebola hemorrhagic fever, as it's known, "is a rare but severe, often fatal illness in humans" that kills about half of all people who become infected with the virus, according to the World Health Organization.
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"When we become infected with a particular strain of group A Strep, we generally mount an immune response against the particular M protein displayed by that strain," explained lead researcher Partho Ghosh in a statement.
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Hundreds of millions of immune cells circulate throughout the body, searching out and destroying invaders that make us sick and body cells that have become infected, have mutated, or have become defective—cells like cancer.
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But the same issues would likely arise; until a drug is tested in an area where people are likely to become infected with Zika, scientists won't know if they're working on something that's medically useful.
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But many of my patients, like Felix, have been to prison, lost friends and family members to drug overdoses, become infected with HIV or Hepatitis C, and have already endured an enormous amount of suffering.
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The virus has been felt at the highest levels of Iranian society, with Masoumeh Ebtekar, the president's deputy for women's affairs and the highest-ranking woman in the government, among those who have become infected.
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The virus has been felt at the highest levels of Iranian society, with Masoumeh Ebtekar, the president's deputy for women's affairs and the highest-ranking woman in the government, among those who have become infected.
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Early estimates of the coronavirus death rate from Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the outbreak, have been around 2 percent, while the seasonal flu, on average, kills about 0.1 percent of people who become infected.
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The US Centers for Disease Control has warned that the coronavirus could stay on various surfaces for hours or days, meaning that people could become infected from touching an item that someone infected has touched.
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The U.S. military in South Korea announced on Thursday that two more U.S. military dependents had become infected there, bringing the total confirmed to have the new coronavirus to six people — including a U.S. servicemember.
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The U.S. military in South Korea announced on Thursday that two more U.S. military dependents had become infected there, bringing the total confirmed to have the new coronavirus to six people — including a U.S. servicemember.
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The news that Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson were the first famous Americans to become infected with the coronavirus was just as shocking to their celebrity friends as it was to the rest of us.
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"Measles is so contagious that if one person has it, up to 90% of the people close to that person who are not immune will also become infected," the federal agency writes on their website.
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Pollution is always a problem, but certain types of bacteria that can make you sick or even die may be more prevalent in the summer, and there's a bigger chance an oyster can become infected.
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If a sick person sneezes, coughs, or eats within that distance of someone healthy, the particles could land on them; if the particles enter the person's eyes, nose, or mouth, the person can become infected.
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It may also be delivered by aestheticians who are not trained in IVs and injections, increasing the risk that a patient could become infected or be injected with air, leading to a potentially fatal embolism.
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The cruise ship quarantine—as long as it was—still didn't achieve this standard, since there was active transmission of coronavirus on board, and people continued to become infected up to the point of disembarking.
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"It's possible that people become infected from others they know through social media or emails, so you see a spike in a city or state simply due to the proximity to friends and family," he said.
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According to the CDC, each year at least two million people become infected with bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics in the US and at least 23,000 people die as a direct result of these infections.
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Chen's reporting has shown how taxi drivers in Wuhan knew about the outbreak as early as mid-December, and how medical staff at Wuhan's hospitals had become infected with coronavirus, despite government claims to the contrary.
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The agency said it believes "only a fraction of such outbreaks that occurred have been detected," since there is a long incubation period of up to six months before someone may know they have become infected.
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People can become infected by eating contaminated seafood, particularly raw oysters, or exposing cuts or breaks in the skin to water containing the bacteria — which can lead to what's commonly referred to as flesh-eating disease.
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A study published in March in The Lancet showed that women who become infected with the virus during the first three months of pregnancy have a 1 in 100 chance that their fetus will develop microcephaly.
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"In the coming months, it's possible that thousands of pregnant women in Puerto Rico could become infected," Dr. Tom Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said during a conference call in June.
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In another scenario, someone who had become infected in China, where the virus originated, might have returned to Washington weeks ago with a mild infection and passed it on, undetected, until many more people became affected.
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His merriment was no mere pretense; his laughter bubbled over and was contagious; his buoyancy was immense; and there was not a soul present who did not become infected with the same feeling of genuine happiness.
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Even though most people who become infected will only have flu-like symptoms, the coronavirus has been shown to disproportionately harm adults over 60, as well as people with chronic health conditions or compromised immune systems.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 28 (Reuters) - German car parts supplier Webasto on Tuesday said a second employee had become infected with the coronavirus following the visit of another employee, from China, to the company's headquarters in Stockdorf, Bavaria.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 28 (Reuters) - German car parts supplier Webasto on Tuesday said a second employee had become infected with the coronavirus following the visit of another employee, from China, to the company's headquarters in Stockdorf, Bavaria.
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In 2015, an estimated 43 percent of the population in sub-Saharan Africa was not protected by either of these, and in many countries, health systems were underresourced and inaccessible to people who become infected with malaria.
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In some ways, that crossover is healthy; it brought certain festivals in line with this generation's genre-hopping listening habits and pushed back against accusations that they'd become infected with ennui and lost touch with their audiences.
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Chen's reporting in Wuhan has shown how taxi drivers there knew about the outbreak as early as mid-December, and how medical staff at Wuhan's hospitals had become infected with coronavirus, despite government claims to the contrary.
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"All those things add to the reasons why HIV is so much higher in those populations," she said, explaining that the organization's response grants help get people out of situations where they might more easily become infected.
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Nearly all men and women will become infected with at least one type of HPV, a group of 853 related viruses, at some point in their lives, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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A detailed transmission network analysis following this outbreak found that persons infected with HIV who were among the first individuals to become infected were more likely to engage in high-risk sexual behavior than to inject drugs.
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Roughly 1 percent of recent blood donors in Puerto Rico showed signs of active infection with the Zika virus, suggesting that a substantial portion of the island's population will become infected, federal health officials reported on Friday.
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Humans can become infected by the parasite, known as Toxoplasma gondii, if they come into direct contact with cat feces or things contaminated by it, Dr. Stefanie K. Johnson, the lead researcher of the study, told CNN.
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Experts project that 40% to 70% of humanity — that's 3 billion to 5.5 billion people — might eventually become infected by the virus because of a lack of both a vaccine or innate immunity to the novel pathogen.
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Notably, as leaders around the world grapple with the potential for crushing burdens on economies and health systems, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said on Wednesday that two in three people in her country might become infected.
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There are six other graphical displays in the New York Times article, including two infographics that show how far in feet the virus can spread and how many people could become infected in five cycles of transmission.
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There are six other graphical displays in the New York Times article, including two infographics that show how far in feet the virus can spread and how many people could become infected in five cycles of transmission.
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At least 2 million people in the U.S. become infected with so-called "super bugs" and at least 23,000 people die as a direct result of these infections each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
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"If you get the shot and become infected with a different strain, you'll probably have a less severe course because your body has been exposed to similar flu particles and your immune system is already stronger," Eiras says.
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In the United States alone at least 2 million people become infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and 23,0003 die each year as a result of those infections.
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I would need to explain to her that Zika virus is spreading rapidly in Puerto Rico, and that if she had become infected, there is a chance that her baby could have a birth defect caused by Zika.
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At least 629 cases of Zika infection have been confirmed, and it is projected that up to 20 percent of the population could become infected this year, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The United States, where each year at least 2 million people become infected with resistant bacteria and 23,000 die as a result, has introduced a voluntary ban on the use of medically important antibiotics to promote animal growth.
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That Phase 2 package, hammered out in talks between Mnuchin and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), provides paid sick days and emergency leave for employees who become infected or have to deal with family members who are sick.
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As the nation adjusts to the threat of COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus, it's only natural to worry whether a cough or aches and pains could be signs you have become infected by the virus.
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Multiple posts from UK Facebook users (example here), many with hundreds of shares as of March 28, 2020, claim that parents will be completely separated from their children in cases where a child has become infected with coronavirus.
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Anyone with an underlying respiratory condition, such as asthma, could be at risk if they become infected with the novel coronavirus, but doctors say there is some possible good news for parents worried about their children with asthma.
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But in recent days at least two people have become infected with the pneumonialike virus even though they live hundreds of miles from Wuhan, experts said on Monday, suggesting that the illness is spreading from person to person.
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In reality, if someone doesn't want to become infected with the coronavirus, it's best they avoid close person-to-person contact, Business Insider previously reported, because that's they way a person is most likely to contract the virus.
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Cases of EVD in the US are very rare and have generally occurred when people already infected with the virus have traveled into the country or when health care workers have become infected treating those sickened by EVD.
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Amid the politicking over coronavirus, aid agencies have warned against the stigmatization of refugees, whose harsh living conditions make them vulnerable if they become infected, but who are no more likely to be carriers than any other group.
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Colleges are closing campuses left and right because they're worried — correctly — about spring break, and the potential for students to travel, become infected and then spread the disease among other students and faculty in the next few weeks.
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"Chances are that some of the folks did become infected while they were there because it's like any other detention facility, you have a large number of people in a small area," Houston Public Health Authority David Persse said.
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Dr. Brian Monahan, the attending physician of Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court, said he expects 70 million to 150 million people in the United States will become infected with COVID-19, NBC News reported Wednesday, citing two sources.
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And because of inadequate medical care in most of these facilities, people in prison who become infected will die unnecessarily, while others will be transferred to local hospitals in rural communities upstate, where most of New York's prisons are.
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For example, Harvard epidemiologist Marc Lipsitch has provided sobering claims for how much of the world's adult population would eventually become infected with SARS-CoV-193 (initially between 219 and 22020 percent, and more recently 219 and 60 percent).
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Were all of our planet's nearly eight billion inhabitants to become infected, we're talking roughly 220006 million deaths — twice the number of military and civilian deaths in World War II. Could the virus spread that dramatically, infecting us all?
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In Puerto Rico, there are some 400 confirmed cases of Zika, which is spread by mosquitoes and through sexual contact, and public health experts predict that eventually as many as 80 percent of the island's 3.5 million residents could become infected.
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Cats aren't the only ones to blame According to Sullivan, there are other ways to become infected with toxo, including eating raw meat, which can harbor the parasite, and gardening or working with soil, where toxo can survive for several years.
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That same year, more than 1.4 million people were thought to have chikungunya -- a debilitating disease causing fever and joint pain -- and each year, 8003 million people are estimated to become infected with dengue, according to the World Health Organization.
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Some people -- including hunters, people who work in slaughterhouses and those who work in agricultural settings -- are "basically at the leading edge of the human-animal interface," Adalja said, and so are more likely to become infected with a zoonotic virus.
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In Fulton County, Ga., where I care for patients with HIV, about 600 people become infected with the virus each year, and 200 HIV-infected patients died in 2014, many with AIDS-associated opportunistic infections invoking images of the 1980s.
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Birth defects can include microcephaly and nerve damage In mid-April the CDC confirmed that women with Zika virus, especially those who become infected early in pregnancy, may give birth to babies with abnormally small heads — a condition called microcephaly.
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They declined to provide additional details about the case, including whether the virus had been previously diagnosed in the mother, or if she was monitored as part of a national registry created to track pregnancy outcomes for those who become infected.
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While 15 of the men among the 972 gay couples in this phase did become infected with HIV during the eight years of follow-up, genetic testing showed their infections were with strains of HIV acquired from another sexual partner.
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If your latest health check up turned up a chlamydia infection, it's helpful to have access to data that allows you to pinpoint when you may have become infected—and how many partners you may have spread that infection to.
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"With that said, these techniques are inherently invasive, both because of the possibility of unintended consequences and because the government is executing searches on many computers whose owners are not accused of any wrongdoing, but which have become infected," he said.
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But people of all ages have been hospitalized with COVID-19, and even if the risk to you is low, if you become infected you could endanger someone else — a grandparent, a first responder, a medical worker, or a friend.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon told Congress on Wednesday it was reviewing the possibility it may need additional funding to deal with the spread of the coronavirus, hours after the U.S. military reported a soldier in South Korea had become infected.
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Each year in the United States, at least 2 million people become infected with other kinds of bacteria that can't be beaten with most antibiotics, and at least 23,000 people die each year as a result of those infections, according to the CDC.
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At the time, 53 people across eight states — Maine, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Texas, Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming — had become infected with Salmonella Typhimurium and the CDC found that 10 of those individuals came in contact with a hedgehog shortly before becoming ill.
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"If you have high anti-dengue antibody levels, you can reduce your odds to become infected by almost half," Dr. Ernesto Marques, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Pittsburgh and Fundação Oswaldo Cruz in Brazil, said in a telephone interview.
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In the past 103 months Labour has lost seats in local elections, failed to hold the government to account, become infected with anti-Semitism, tumbled in the polls and, thanks to its lacklustre campaign to Remain, contributed to Britain's vote for Brexit.
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But here's where baby boomers have a point: While older adults face an increased risk of severe illness from the coronavirus than young people without preexisting conditions, young people can still become infected and transmit the virus even if they're not showing symptoms.
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Gavin Newsom on Thursday ordered his state's 13 million residents to stay at home as much as possible in coming weeks, citing a model that suggests more than half of California's population could become infected with the coronavirus in the next two months.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - The husband of an Illinois woman diagnosed with coronavirus after returning from a trip to China has also become infected, marking the first known person-to-person transmission of the disease within the United States, health authorities said on Thursday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Three more people in southern Germany have contracted the coronavirus and they are employees at the same company where a man became the first person in Germany to become infected with the virus, the Bavarian health ministry said on Tuesday.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - The husband of an Illinois woman diagnosed with coronavirus after returning from a trip to China has also become infected, marking the first known person-to-person transmission of the disease within the United States, health authorities said on Thursday.
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In a study published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), the researchers said their findings could not prove Zika causes microcephaly, but did confirm a link and pointed to potentially severe consequences for babies of mothers who become infected with the virus while pregnant.
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One in 5 people in Puerto Rico could become infected with Zika virus by the end of this year — and with the start of the April rainy season looming, time is running out to stem the spread of the disease, The Washington Post reports.
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When they become "infected" by something—a new religion, yes, as the name implies, but also a political cause, or maybe they just feel very strongly that everyone on the planet should be watching Game of Thrones—they seek to convert everyone en masse.
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When the person at the top lacks basic humanity and decency and suffers from a dearth of morality, the people around them either become infected with the same, or they never had the needed values to stand up to the rot to begin with.
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With the aim of isolating those who become infected but are not sick enough to be hospitalized, King County, which includes Seattle, placed modular units in a neighborhood southwest of downtown and identified two additional locations in the city where additional units could be located.
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Medical workers have resorted to reusing masks and eye shields when treating multiple patients, against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendations, increasing the risk that they become infected — and, as Caroline Hopkins writes for Vox, that they spread it to their patients.
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States ranging from California, where close to 1,000 people have become infected with COVID-19, to West Virginia, which confirmed its first case this week, have urged restaurants and bars to close or limit operations in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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The newly revealed evidence, confirmed recently by Sanofi's review of study data, found that in rare cases, Dengvaxia can backfire: If people who never had dengue are vaccinated and later become infected, the vaccine may provoke a much more severe form of the illness.
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It may be possible for someone to touch a surface or object with the virus on it and then touch their nose or mouth and become infected, but this is not the main way the virus spreads, according to CDC and other health experts.
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BERLIN, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Three more people in southern Germany have contracted the coronavirus and they are employees at the same company where a man became the first person in Germany to become infected with the virus, the Bavarian health ministry said on Tuesday.
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"Having contact with animals that have died from anthrax is actually the most common route for humans to become infected with anthrax," said Caitlin Cossaboom, an epidemic intelligence service officer in the Bacterial Special Pathogens Branch at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Nurses also found feces in one child's ear while the other baby had a strand of hair wrapped tightly around one of its fingers; the arrest reports indicate the baby's finger had become infected as a result, and that skin had started growing over the hair.
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Transmission almost always occurs through the bite of an infected flea, according to Claire Panosian Dunavan, MD, professor of medicine emeritus in the division of infectious diseases at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, although people can also become infected by handling infected rodents.
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Some pandemics are only mild or moderate, and it is still not certain how severe this will be, but it is certain that people who are older and medically vulnerable should take steps to distance themselves from others and reduce the risk that they become infected.
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With Covid-19, no one has this type of existing immunity as far as we know -- although why kids don't get severely ill is a mystery -- which is why some epidemiologists have predicted that two-thirds of all people in the United States might become infected.
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It also followed the passage of a sweeping House bill on Saturday morning that would offer certain workers access to paid leave should they become infected or need to administer care, provide free testing for the virus, and improve both existing unemployment insurance and food assistance programs.
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The United Kingdom is previewing a new self-isolation plan for all people over 2000 to address the spread of the novel coronavirus in the country, following backlash over a proposal to promote immunity by allowing up to 215 percent of its population to become infected.
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In Dr. He's 2017 correspondence, he said he would be editing a gene called CCR5, altering a mutation that allows people to become infected with H.I.V. Many scientists have since argued it was medically unnecessary because babies of H.I.V.-positive parents can be protected other ways.
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If you do end up testing positive for the virus (as testing hopefully becomes more available), it's not unlikely your partner or anyone you share a home with will also become infected; most cases of the virus appear to be household-spread, rather than community-spread.
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Worldwide, 22.5 million have died; an estimated 236 million are currently infected with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, or have the disease; and more than two million become infected annually, according to the most recent statistics from the Joint United Nations Programme on H.I.V./AIDS.
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NSW Health said the younger child likely became infected in the central Haymarket area of Sydney between the 218th and 30th of March, while the 11-month-old is believed to have become infected in the northern suburban Eastwood area between the 23rd and 30th of March.
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Nurses at the clinic noticed that both twins had severe diaper rash and bed sores, with feces in one child's ear and a strand of hair wrapped so tightly around a finger of the other child that it had become infected, according to arrest reports obtained by PEOPLE.
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Separately, the CDC is doing a study in Puerto Rico that will examine the semen of men who contracted Zika but never actually had symptoms of the disease -- an important group since many who become infected have only mild symptoms or none at all, according to the CDC.
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Although the vaccine is only estimated to be about 30 percent effective against the H563N2 strain, it has been shown in studies to reduce severity and duration if people do become infected, said Dr. Dan Jernigan, director of the influenza division at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The real reason is that Xiantao officials do not want to be held responsible if factory workers become infected or if quality problems emerge, said Mr. Wang and two other factory owners who requested anonymity for fear of reprisals, a contention backed by local media reports in China.
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The WHO's Aylward said multiple data sources backed the trend of declining cases but an official with China's National Health Commission, Liang Wannian, said more than 3,212 medical staff had become infected, most of them in Hubei, and likely due to the lack of protective gear and fatigue.
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Government scientists have been working for months on the plan, which calls for an expanded effort to prevent infections and to treat those with H.I.V. It also calls for a greater use of certain medicines to reduce the chances that people at very high risk will become infected.
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Using the most recent available data, researchers from the Puerto Rican Health Department and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention forecast that between 5,900 and 10,300 pregnant women in Puerto Rico will become infected with Zika during the initial outbreak, which began in Puerto Rico in December 2015.
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The vaccine is designed to prevent against all four strains, but studies can only be done one strain at a time (and you wouldn't become infected with all four strains simultaneously in real life), so the researchers chose the strain that has been most resistant to vaccines in the past.
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Aides in the Kentucky Republican's Washington office were anxious and outraged by the senator's decision to continue working after learning he had potentially been exposed, without telling staff members who could have become infected, according to a person familiar with the situation who insisted on anonymity to describe internal discussions.
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Aides in the Kentucky Republican's Washington office were anxious and outraged by the senator's decision to continue working after learning he had potentially been exposed, without telling staff members who could have become infected, according to a person familiar with the situation who insisted on anonymity to describe internal discussions.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio projected that over half of the city of more than 8 million people will become infected with coronavirus and appealed to the federal government to provide New York with more ventilators to face a public health crisis he estimated would last into May.
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According to a World Health Organization spokesperson, Tarik Jašarević, as of February 17, the estimates of R0 spread are uniformly above 1 (meaning the virus is sustaining itself among humans), and most settle around 2 to 2.5 (meaning each infected person is causing two or 2.5 others to become infected).
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Nurses at the urgent care clinic noticed that both twins had severe diaper rash and bed sores, with feces in one child's ear and a strand of hair wrapped so tightly around a finger of the other child that the finger had become infected, according to the arrest reports obtained by PEOPLE.
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The paper estimates that out of the many thousands of international travelers from all countries who go to the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio next month and in September, only between six people — on the low end — and 25 people — on the high end — are likely to become infected by Zika.
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"The bigger concern is if a man comes back, gets sick with Zika, and then has sexual intercourse with a woman who is pregnant or may be pregnant, there is the theoretical risk that that woman could then become infected with Zika and her fetus could then potentially be infected," Frieden added.
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For those eager to ignore the recommendations of scientists who have squelched deadly virus epidemics in the past — like immunologist Mark Cameron who helped put SARS to rest — consider this: Between 20 to 60 percent of adults globally are expected to become infected, and some 22020 percent of cases are severe or critical.
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"In a dire situation like in the middle of an outbreak, we have to do the best science we can," said Dr. Kalil, whose phone buzzes twice a day and reminds him to take his temperature, a precaution to ensure that none of the doctors seeing the coronavirus patients become infected themselves.
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"In one case from 1998 handled by the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine, for example, the plaintiff sued her husband for infecting her with HPV during their marriage, alleging that he had become infected while he has having an affair while they were still married, which she didn't know about at the time," she explains.
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Background: Some U.S. researchers said Dr. He told them beforehand about his experiment — in which he disabled a gene in the embryos that allows a person to become infected by H.I.V. — but they were unable to stop him, in part because China's system is so complex that the scientists didn't know who to alert.
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"In turn many -- most, in some communities -- people who inject drugs become infected with hepatitis C." Hepatitis C, a blood-borne virus, has primarily been transmitted from person to person via shared needles since the early 1990s, when donated blood screening and other precautions were put into place to prevent health care related spread, said Ward.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is investigating a multistate outbreak of E. coli linked to flour produced at a General Mills processing plant in Kansas City, Mo. The CDC said 38 people in 20 states have become infected by a specific strain, known as E. coli 0121, 10 of whom have been hospitalized.
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The crates in the photo below, the company claims, are breeding crates, which offer similar confinement to gestation crates: Being forced to live in such tight quarters tends to leave pigs with scrapes and lesions, which can become infected, resulting in cysts and abscesses like these on the hind leg of a sow: Pigs typically revolt against this system.
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The virus can live for up to two hours in the airspace where an infected person has breathed, coughed or sneezed, and up to 90 percent of nonimmunized people who are exposed to the virus will also become infected, according to the C.D.C. The M.M.R. vaccine, when given in two doses, is about 97 percent effective against measles.
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There has been little meaningful federal response to the crisis so far with no widespread testing, no national stay at home order, no robust effort to ensure hospitals have the resources to care for the sick and protect medical workers, and no systematic effort to track those who become infected and to isolate their prior contacts.
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The connection between Zika and microcephaly first came to light last fall in Brazil, which has now confirmed more than 37,600 cases of microcephaly that it considers to be related to Zika infections in the mothers Some academics suggested moving or canceling the games over concerns that travelers would become infected and bring the disease with them when they returned home.
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"Given the spread of the virus in the U.S.—and the particular vulnerability of the prison population and correctional staff—it is critical that [you] have a plan to help prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus to incarcerated individuals and correctional staff, along with their families and loved ones, and provide treatment to incarcerated individuals and staff who become infected," they wrote.
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"Our discourse about national security has become infected by this severe form of political polarization, and it's regrettable because I do think some really excellent work has happened across the last year and a half to help frame some of the most significant strategic challenges and to craft strategic approaches to advance and protect our interests," McMaster told The Wall Street Journal in a new interview.
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Anyway, despite the murders, all the free publicity the CURE center received leads to booming admissions, with tons of people with strange conditions coming for treatment, including a woman who works for the United Nations whose accent shifts from sentence to sentence, which gives us a nice subplot that finds Brock, No. 3, and Dr. Cassidy Cascade (Taylor Lautner) because apparently the condition is contagious, and they become infected.
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Once ingested by farm animals, the eggs develop into larvae, but they cannot develop into adult worms until they are again ingested by dogs (which can happen if dogs are fed slaughtered livestock, according to the CDC.) WISCONSIN REPORTS FIRST-EVER ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER DEATH Humans become infected with Echinococcus granulosus when they ingest the tapeworm eggs, which can happen if people consume food or water that&aposs contaminated with stool from infected dogs, according to the CDC.
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While there is no evidence that people have become infected by eating food contaminated with the microscopic agent — SARS-CoV-2 is a respiratory virus; the primary transition route for infection appears to be via close contact with an infected person, when you might be more likely to breathe in tiny droplets that contain the virus, such as those expelled when someone coughs or sneezes — there could be a small risk posed by contaminated food packaging.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia governor, big banks agree to 90-day mortgage grace period States reject Trump calls to reopen economy by Easter Hillicon Valley: Facebook reports huge spike in usage during pandemic | Democrats push for mail-in voting funds in coronavirus stimulus | Trump delays deadline to acquire REAL ID MORE (D) predicted 56 percent of his state would become infected with coronavirus over the next eight weeks alone should the state not make an effort to mitigate the spread.
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