In all, 133 individuals in 26 states have become sick.
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Those who aren't sick now," he warned, "will become sick.
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No one has ever become sick from KFC, I assume.
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How many hundreds of thousands of Nebraskans might become sick?
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All three have since become sick with the coronavirus, she said.
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If you become sick after potentially being exposed, go to a hospital.
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She had become sick after eating unripe pears and seemed to expire.
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Others feel they're being incentivized to continue working until they become sick.
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We can keep people healthy and not wait until they become sick.
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Officials still do not know what is causing people to become sick.
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We never really had a lot of time to become sick of things.
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That said, anyone exposed to hot weather for too long can become sick.
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In total, 2628 people across 28503 states have become sick since March 22019.
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None of his other family members have become sick, according to his wife.
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Eighteen people have become sick with E. coli illness linked to this meat.
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Still, even some people who have been vaccinated have become sick during an outbreak.
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Additionally, dozens of former custodians, administrators and other school staff have also become sick.
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The coaches Wayne Kirby and Dom Chiti have also become sick in recent days.
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About half of those who have become sick are under the age of 25.
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About 60 to 70 percent of people infected with Chagas never become sick with it.
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However, some people may become sick enough to need extra fluids, antibiotics and possible hospitalization.
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Humans and other animals can become sick if they eat an infected slug or snail.
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Two years later, Mr. White had become sick and Ms. Haleyi needed work, prosecutors said.
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Carolyn Hager had reportedly become sick about 15 years ago, and she was in constant pain.
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So fortunately for men, I guess, it's important that our offspring don't become sick or diseased.
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"People can actually spread the mumps virus for several days before they become sick," he said.
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Even if asymptomatic patients do not become sick themselves, they may be able to infect others.
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People also can become sick by inhaling droplets from the cough of an infected person or animal.
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As people -- especially children -- contract diseases and become sick, they'll be heading in droves to the doctor.
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About 30 more climbers have become sick, frostbitten, or both near the summit, the Associated Press says.
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This means that if 100 vaccinated people are exposed to the mumps, 12 will still become sick.
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After testing, it was suspected that she had become sick from a strain of multidrug-resistant Salmonella.
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So even with all we are doing, she could still become sick in the next 3 weeks.
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Make plans in case first responders, such as firefighters and ambulance paramedics, become sick in large numbers.
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Hundreds of people have become sick from it so far, with nine people dying in recent weeks.
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Those who think they might have become sick from eating these foods should reach out to their doctors.
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A new study might help us understand how people with the little-understood Chronic Fatigue Syndrome become sick.
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People who have become sick report eating different types and brands of chicken products purchased in many locations.
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And it now appears more than one person who visited Mar-a-Lago last weekend has become sick.
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Officials are frantically trying to find spaces to care for the New Yorkers they expect to become sick.
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"When those people become sick, that's when they are hospitalized, because they get more severely ill," he added.
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Lack of sleep weakens the immune system, making people more likely to become sick — which means missing workouts.
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They'd become sick of it, at the stupidity of it, of the terrible cost and waste of humanity.
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But many who would not have become sick do so because marijuana pushes their vulnerable brains over the edge.
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This imagined revolution begins in the north as people become sick of the arrogance of London and the south.
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By now it was understood that T cells killed off normal body cells that had become sick or infected.
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A total of 35 people in New Jersey, including 23 children, have become sick from the virus since September.
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Nurses also face the potential of not getting paid if they become sick while treating patients amid the pandemic.
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Mr. Rowley said he and Ms. Sturgess had become sick after handling the perfume bottle, which he had found.
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She pointed to some of the provisions in Medicare that encourage people to sign up before they become sick.
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A long life, foreign travel, sunny climes, an unnamed relative who will become sick but won't die — all good.
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More than 800 people in New York have become sick, and New Yorkers have infected people in four other states.
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Mississippi Attorney General Mike Moore filed a lawsuit demanding tobacco companies pay the healthcare costs of smokers who'd become sick.
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People have become sick in California, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Wisconsin.
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If you did become sick and needed benefits, you may need to pay a deductible more in excess of $5,000.
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What will it take for people to become sick and tired of the level of gun violence in this country?
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Hundreds of people have become sick with mysterious lung illnesses across the country this summer — and two people have died.
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You can reach out to [HR contact person's name] to discuss a possible course of action should you become sick.
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Lyft announced it will "provide funds to drivers" who become sick or are put in isolation because of the virus.
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Even people who are healthy now could find themselves unable to pay for comprehensive health insurance when they become sick.
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Cats, which become sick themselves, can directly infect humans, while hardier dogs may simply carry the fleas back to their owners.
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Most people who catch a nasty strain of Salmonella become sick within 12 to 72 hours of being exposed to it.
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For those dangers, only after irrefutable evidence that people had become sick and died were steps taken to reduce dangerous conditions.
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A total of 35 people have become sick from the outbreak, including those who died and a staff member who recovered.
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Keep this in mind when estimating an isolation period for family members who may have become sick after a loved one.
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At assisted living sites, staff shortages are developing as aides become sick or stay home with children whose schools have closed.
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Doctors would be overloaded, because many would become sick, and because people who have not been infected would still seek help.
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"It's a huge relief to know I'm never going to become sick because of the food I eat here," she said.
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But Congress can do more to help the other Americans who are sick or may become sick from attack-related diseases.
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More than 70 people, primarily children, have become sick with measles in the Pacific Northwest since the beginning of this year.
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A substantial part of RimWorld's simulation is health and medicine, whereby colonists can get injured or become sick and then require treatment.
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Insurers say many consumers have belatedly signed up for coverage under the Affordable Care Act when they become sick and need care.
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Immunocompromised patients might become sick, and healthy people could if the bacteria is introduced into their bloodstream from a cut, said Walters.
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The fast-casual giant is once again in the news after a Virginia location ended up causing numerous customers to become sick.
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For now, the man technically isn't a patient, but if he does become sick, he'll be transferred to the center's Biocontainment Unit.
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Those already insured would thus face huge premium increases when they become sick, or if they have used too much insurance already.
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People have become sick in California, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.
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Like the individual mandate, a continuous coverage requirement is intended to discourage individuals from waiting until they become sick to purchase insurance.
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Our leaders should extend paid leave to the elderly and vulnerable before they become sick, not after, until this crisis is over.
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"If an exposed person becomes contagious before they become sick, you can almost think of them as a secret spreader," he said.
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Sports Briefing | Tennis Almost all of the top 10 women in tennis are injured or have become sick as the Australian Open approaches.
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Any profits the sharks earn from their investment will be given to a charity helping firemen who have become sick after 9/11.
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Trying to determine what your parents would have wanted once they've become sick or indebted is no way to ensure the best outcome.
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When children do become sick – or have chronic conditions, such as congenital heart disease, requiring many resources – Medicaid provides coverage then as well.
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But hospitals may face another shortage: health care workers who have become sick or are put in quarantine after exposure to coronavirus patients.
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I have to be close to an exit door so I that I could hypothetically leave at any moment if I become sick.
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However, some worry these measures protect only workers who become sick and don't do enough to help those facing reduced hours and wages.
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Layden said the survey might be able to fill in some details to explain why some people become sick and others do not.
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Did not Mr. Trump tell us he was this expert negotiator and that all of us would become sick of winning so much?
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And he's similarly critical of cautionary tales involving law enforcement officials who allegedly become sick from simply touching fentanyl or breathing near the drug.
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"Cargill and our employees are distressed that someone may have become sick from ground beef we produced," the company said in an email statement.
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For this outbreak, standard coverage might help with medical expenses if you personally become sick, and, depending on your plan, may cover emergency evacuation.
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Lyft announced earlier this month that it will "provide funds to drivers" who become sick or are put in isolation because of the virus.
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Factories could also shut down if too many employees at one facility become sick, raising the risk of community spread on the factory floor.
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The I Feel Pretty actress, 36, recently told Entertainment Tonight that she had become sick of trying to "make it work" with the wrong people.
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The young women have purportedly become sick after a hunger strike demanding they be returned home, but Pyongyang hasn't disclosed how it acquired such reports.
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Among other things, this may encourage people to free-ride on the system—to wait to pay their penalty until they become sick or injured.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Wang said his daughter had not become sick, but many of her schoolmates had developed coughs, skin problems and nosebleeds.
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"Otherwise individuals could wait until they become sick to purchase insurance, thus driving up premiums for everyone else," Sessions said in his letter to Pelosi.
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Catcher Matt Wieters and reliever Zach Britton were the first to become sick, picking up a bug at the All-Star Game in San Diego.
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It's very easy to take apart for cleaning, which is crucial, as your tiny visitors can become sick if you let the feeder become moldy.
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"There is currently no evidence that pet animals can be a source of infection of COVID-19 or that they become sick," an official said.
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A few weeks later, a physician who had himself become sick from treating patients with atypical pneumonia stayed at the Metropole Hotel in Hong Kong.
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If they do become sick, or if they have chronic conditions that require ongoing care, children can receive the care they need because of Medicaid.
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According to the CDC, more than half of the people who have become sick are younger than 25, and 85033 percent are younger than 18.
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He clarified he doubts more people will become sick, and said the company's renewed reputation is simply a waiting game —Additional reporting by CNBC's Sarah Whitten
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As of the outbreak's ninth month, more than 800 people in the state have become sick, and New Yorkers have infected people in four other states.
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But had Nanjiani been the one to become sick, their story could have had a very different ending, they said on the Oscars red carpet Sunday.
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She added that a healthy person would have come into contact with so many infected people during that time, they would have become sick themselves anyway.
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Segmenting the two populations means the healthy save and the sick spend — or the healthy who suddenly become sick end up with more significant medical bills.
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Measles outbreaks in the US are usually started by people when they become sick while traveling to or from a country where the virus is endemic.
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Anyone can become sick from salmonella bacteria, but young children, the elderly or people with weakened immune systems are at a higher risk of serious illness.
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The purpose of self-quarantine is to keep exposed people away from well people so that if they do become sick, they don't spread their illness.
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New York is the epicenter of the US outbreak; more than 800 people there have become sick, and New Yorkers have infected people in four other states.
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People generally become sick three to four days after eating romaine contaminated with E. coli O157:H7, with symptoms including bloody diarrhea, severe stomach cramps, and vomiting.
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When cars become financially inconvenient they are sold or discarded, but when people become sick, and therefore more expensive, more funds are rightly devoted to their care.
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Why it matters: Each year, nearly 500,000 people become sick with MDR TB, leading to about 200,000 deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The Public Health Agency of Canada has identified an additional 2160 people who have become sick with the same strain of E. coli in Ontario and Quebec.
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The number of people who have become sick after vaping has surpassed 2,000, according to data released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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The Public Health Agency of Canada has identified an additional 503 people who have become sick with the same strain of E. coli in Ontario and Quebec.
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No deaths from this outbreak have been reported yet, but 32 people in 11 states have become sick, and 13 people have been hospitalized, the CDC said.
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As millennials, we start to see our parents become sick with things like diabetes and cancer and, even as young people, we're also getting Type 2 diabetes.
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"There is currently no evidence that pet animals can be a source of infection of COVID-19 or that they can become sick," the AFCD spokesman said.
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In a statement, it said that she had become sick after treating coronavirus patients and that she had begun receiving treatment at the hospital on Jan. 19.
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The stats: According to the CDC, more than half of the people who have become sick are younger than 22019, and 16 percent are younger than 18.
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Kansas currently has nine probable or confirmed vaping related cases, including the two deaths, but officials still do not know what is causing people to become sick.
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According to the agency, most people who become sick start experiencing symptoms three to four days after consuming produce tainted by Shiga-toxin producing E.coli O157:H7.
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On the other hand, the penalty will cause some uninsured individuals to remain uninsured even when they become sick, and so will disqualify them for tax credits.
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Doctors say that doing so would help save lives, and give officials and researchers a better sense of how many people are sick or may become sick.
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The number of people who have become sick after vaping is nearing 2,000, according to new data released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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A vast majority of people who contract the virus, spread most commonly by mosquitoes, have no symptoms, and those who do become sick generally experience only mild illness.
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A big concern for health care workers is that they get infected and become sick, as is the case with health care providers in California, Arkansas and Washington.
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And yet, every year, at least 37 million Americans catch the flu, more than 500,000 become sick enough to be hospitalized, and somewhere between 36,000 and 20083,000 die.
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Meanwhile, starting this summer, dozens of people died and more than 1,000 become sick with a mysterious lung illness tied to vaping, adding to scrutiny of the manufacturer.
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By the end of the year, 1,162 people had tested positive for the mosquito-borne virus; 216 had become sick enough to be hospitalized; and 19 were dead.
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If I want camaraderie, I can look to the many documented instances of mass psychogenic illnesses, when whole groups of people become sick because of the nocebo effect.
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The virus causes encephalitis, or swelling of the brain, and it kills about 10% of people who become sick, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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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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He was investigating an Oyster Bay household in which six out of 11 residents had become sick and, it turned out, Mallon had been working there as a cook.
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Travelers who had purchased the company's Emergency Medical Care and Emergency Medical Transportation insurance can now receive that care if they become sick with coronavirus while on their trip.
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He likened the franchise to a beloved relative who had become sick, one that still evoked warm feelings even as people figured it was best to keep their distance.
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By raising the cost of insurance for healthy people, these rules can discourage some people from buying insurance until they become sick, when they will still be guaranteed a policy.
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You don't need to prepare anything extreme; a little common-sense preparation will go a long way to make your life easier if you or your loved ones become sick.
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If homeless people do become sick, the county also announced it'll find a place for them to self-isolate — since they obviously can't quarantine in a place of their own.
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Symptoms of E. coli begin between one and 10 days after consuming contaminated food or drink, but most people become sick three to four days after exposure, the CDC says.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than half of the people who have become sick are younger than 25, and 85033 percent are younger than 18.
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Trumpcare would disincentivize personal responsibility by revoking Obamacare's requirement that adults maintain coverage (the "mandate") and allowing folks who become sick to hop back into the insurance market at any time.
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But according to Andrew Stolbach, a emergency medicine doctor and medical toxicologist at Johns Hopkins Medicine, it's close to impossible that a person could become sick from briefly touching a patch.
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Many people with Low T3 syndrome don't become sick as a result, though there's growing evidence that it might play a role in worsening conditions like kidney disease or serious infections.
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Since the end of April, a number of people in northern Democratic Republic of the Congo have become sick with an "undiagnosed illness," and three people have died as a result.
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Glatter, who was not involved in the report, added that when it comes to Crypto, most people with a healthy immune system will not require treatment even if they become sick.
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Employees will keep their health benefits while on leave and will continue to be eligible for company-paid, short-term disability that provides income protection in the event they become sick.
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Throughout the U.S., some patients that have become sick have been hospitalized with lipoid pneumonia, a rare form of pneumonia that is caused by fat or oil particles entering the lungs.
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The situation is so dire, President Donald Trump plans to meet with Senate leaders Tuesday to discuss a payroll cut, small business aid and help for hourly workers who might become sick.
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In the meantime, authorities are using basic public health measures: expanding checks to travelers coming from China to 20 U.S. airports, monitoring the people who have become sick and tracing their contacts.
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While the CDC said many of those who have become sick are men between the ages of 18 and 34, the deaths have primarily occurred among older smokers with previous health conditions.
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It might consider requiring the federally run World Trade Center Health Program to monitor the health of civilians who were exposed to toxins at the site before they become sick, for instance.
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About 1.1 million people in the U.S. and 2 million people in Europe live with HIV, a virus that attacks the body's immune system and makes a person more likely to become sick.
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Meanwhile, cruise ships around the world are still being rejected from ports as passengers become sick, and commercial airline travel has fallen so steeply that the industry is looking for a bail out.
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One top executive at Aetna recently wrote to the Department of Health and Human Services, urging officials to reconsider the policy because it allows customers to avoid paying premiums until they become sick.
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"If you become sick, please call your health care provider, because they may well provide a prescription for antiviral drugs that can help reduce the severity and duration of your illness," Schaffner said.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than half of the people who have become sick across the country are younger than 25, and 16 percent are younger than 18.
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As anyone who's had a particularly unlucky cruise might know, the virus thrives in confined spaces, since it can take as little as 12 hours after you've been exposed to become sick and contagious.
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Frequent hand washing, staying clear of sick individuals if possible, and if you do become sick, staying home from work are all measures you can take to stay healthy and protect others, she said.
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No sickness reported at airport No one at the Kuala Lumpur airport has become sick from exposure to the VX nerve agent that investigators believe was used in Kim's killing, airport officials said Saturday.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - More than 50 Indonesians have died and many have been become sick and hospitalized since last week after consuming homemade alcohol tainted with various ingredients including mosquito repellent, authorities said on Tuesday.
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More people will become sick, fewer medical interventions will lead to good health outcomes, and a bloated health-care system will continue to pour resources into expensive and unnecessary emergency room and hospital stays.
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Both the FDA and CDC are asking consumers who may have eaten sprouts from Jimmy Johns before February 24 to monitor themselves for symptoms, and if they become sick to talk to a doctor.
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After a water leak further broke up the floor, a company technician noted in a maintenance log that the eight-month-old "may become sick from chewing on pieces" breaking away from the flooring.
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As an HIV physician, I see the results of delayed testing daily in Atlanta, where too many individuals learn they have HIV only after developing AIDS, sometimes after they become sick enough to be hospitalized.
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It's difficult for both sides because, of course, the parents feel more protective of the adolescent who's suddenly become sick, and the adolescent needs to rely more on his parents physically and emotionally, as well.
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The recalled beef is linked to an outbreak of salmonella that, as of November 15, has caused 246 people to become sick in 25 states, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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When to see a health care provider immediately The CDC recommends people at high risk for complications from the flu be treated with neuraminidase inhibitor antiviral medications as soon as possible once they become sick.
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If you become sick or injured during a covered trip, the benefit can help provide emergency, medically appropriate transportation to a proper treatment facility or, if you'll need extended treatment, a facility close to home.
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Since then, 52 more people in 26 states and the District of Columbia have become sick from salmonella-tainted turkey, bringing the total number of documented cases to 216 in 38 states and the district.
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The largest flight attendants union in the U.S. is seeking a series of measures to help combat the spread of the coronavirus and ensure cabin crews have pay and benefits protections if they become sick.
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Officials did not say when the officer had become sick and received the diagnosis of Legionnaires' disease, but the investigation began after the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association hired an independent contractor to test the precinct's water.
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Veterans that have become sick or injured while serving are entitled to disability payments from the VA, which determines how much to compensate them through a process that looks at medical records and other documentation.
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Daily, our immune systems fight off countless familiar or weak antigens, but when an unfamiliar and strong invader appears, the ramp-up process of producing antibodies may take longer than ideal, and so we become sick.
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According to the C.D.C., only about 20 percent of infected people have any symptoms at all, and the few who become sick usually have a mild fever, sometimes diarrhea or a rash, headache or muscle pain.
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"Because I see someone who is eaten alive by their ambitions, tormented literally to the point where they become sick — for example, faint — as a result of going on, and going with their ambitions," he said.
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Members of the United States junior national rowing team and competitive sailors have become sick with diarrhea, vomiting and flulike symptoms after training and competing around Rio, and they experience only "incidental contact" with the water.
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In the Tuesday report, the insurance trade group said people who signed up after the deadline had "significantly higher medical claims than others" — suggesting people were waiting until they become sick to sign up for insurance.
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Forcing the vulnerable to work until the day they become sick gambles with not only their lives, but the lives of anyone who falls severely ill from this plague, given limited ventilators and intensive care resources.
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As of May 16, more than 170 people across 32 states had become sick after eating the bacteria-laced lettuce, which was grown in the Yuma, Arizona, region, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
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But those proposals would still encourage people to game the system, jumping to more comprehensive plans or those with the best specialists after they become sick, knowing that insurers could not refuse them or increase their premiums.
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Right now there is simply "no evidence that pet animals can be a source of infection of COVID-19 or that they can become sick," a spokesman for Hong Kong's Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) said.
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While older age groups and those with pre-existing conditions are most susceptible to the disease, recent research has shown that some children have become sick as well, and that the youngest ones have the highest risk.
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Japan screens all incoming travellers for high temperatures and the health ministry last week started displaying notices at airports around the country asking passengers to come forward if they have travelled to Wuhan and have become sick.
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Symptoms of E. coli begin between one and 10 days after consuming contaminated food or drink, but most people become sick three to four days after exposure, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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This small number of cases is believed to be an under-representation of the actual number, since most people who become sick do not go to a doctor, or their doctors do not test for this virus.
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At least seven people have died and roughly 400 people have become sick from a mysterious lung illness doctors have traced back to vaping, according to state health agencies and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Nepali girls sent away from their homes miss school during these periods of confinement, are often not fed adequately, may not be allowed to bathe and can become sick, as such huts are often poorly built and insulated.
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The Well team is here with lots of practical information on coping during the coronavirus crisis, including a new video about cleaning and a guide to caring for someone you love if they become sick from the virus.
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Italy's prime minister just placed the entire country on lockdown in a nationwide extension of its coronavirus restriction zoneCDC: Many Americans will probably be exposed to coronavirus at some point, 'and there's a good chance many will become sick'
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Pick a room — and a bathroom, if you have a spare — that a member of the household can use to undergo stricter quarantine in the event that they become sick or come into contact with someone who is ill.
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"Our hope is to assist doctors in that first stage to be able to identify who may become sick of the many mild cases," Megan Coffee, an infectious-disease clinician and lead author of the study, told Business Insider.
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Most of the travelers did not fall ill, and most of them are back in the U.S. The symptoms appeared to be similar to some of the other publicized cases of tourists who have become sick in the Dominican Republic.
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As long as insurance companies are required to cover people with pre-existing conditions at the same rates as their neighbors, it is both morally reprehensible and fiscally irresponsible to allow people to buy health insurance after they become sick.
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Another change would make it much easier for states to let insurance companies sell policies that do not cover treatments like chemotherapy or drugs like insulin, leaving people with pre-existing health problems and those who become sick worse off.
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The city also will focus on making sure health care workers -- because they'd have the most contact with symptomatic people -- have the supplies they need to lower the chances they would become sick, city health officer Dr. Tomás Aragón said.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have said many of those who have become sick vaped THC-based products, but the government agency is recommending that no one vape any type of liquid until a cause can be determined.
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But those plans have stalled as people continue to become sick and die in Madaya — subject to one of the tightest sieges of the war, including what the United Nations calls "credible reports" of people being shot as they try to escape.
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"It's not uncommon for older people to become sick or injured and wind up hospitalized or housebound for several weeks, or for someone who's younger to just decide to take a few weeks off" from regular exercise and physical activity, he says.
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On Monday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said "there's a good chance many will become sick" in the US. In states with major outbreak like Washington and New York, local hospitals have reported a shortage of test kits to identify cases.
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"It's fair to say that as the trajectory of the outbreak continues, many people in the U.S. will at some point in time this year or next be exposed to this virus and there's a good chance many will become sick," she said.
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And (2) to decrease the risk that any of us or our immediate network currently healthy become sick and consume scarce healthcare resources (attention or energy of personnel, equipment, medicine, respirators, oxygen) which would otherwise be critical for a greater at-risk population.
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This small number of cases is believed to be an underrepresentation of the actual number of cases due to the fact that most people who become sick either do not go to a doctor, or their doctors do not test for this virus.
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If people are forced to quarantine themselves for a number of weeks right now, and the government shuts services down, the risk is that a mass of people will then become sick when they start to leave their homes after the quarantine period.
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It is a more complex estimation because some people will be repeatedly exposed to the virus -- such as children, nurses and teachers -- so how often you come into contact with the virus also plays a role in whether you might become sick, even when vaccinated.
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"[Cubans] don't have the passive healthcare system like we do in the U.S., where we wait for someone to become sick and access the healthcare system that way," said Dr. Paul K. Drain, an associate professor in global health at the University of Washington.
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But these flying, crawling, and burrowing creatures could actually be affecting us at a higher rate than reported: Officials say the actual number of people who've become sick due to insect-borne illness is much higher, since many infections are left unreported or unrecognized.
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The change to the program was announced one day after AHIP released a sharply critical report, which said people who signed up after the deadline had "significantly higher medical claims than others" -- suggesting people were waiting until they become sick to sign up for insurance.
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"As the trajectory of the outbreak continues, many people in the U.S. will at some point in time this year or next be exposed to this virus, and there's a good chance many will become sick," Messonnier said on a call with reporters on Monday.
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"It's fair to say that, as the trajectory of the outbreak continues, many people in the United States will at some point in time, either this year or next, be exposed to this virus and there's a good chance many will become sick," she said.
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In New York City, where there are around 28,000 methadone patients, more than half could become sick and need to be quarantined over the coming months, according to Allegra Schorr, president of the Coalition of Medication-Assisted Treatment Providers and Advocates (COMPA) in New York.
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In addition to financial assistance to workers who become sick or quarantined, the pandemic has prompted Instacart to introduce a new permanent sick pay policy for all in-store shoppers; previously, only some states required companies to allow workers to accrue paid sick days.
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"It will be interesting to see just like how they police it and how they do that type of stuff," said Yankees outfielder Dustin Ackley, who added that he had become sick after trying smokeless tobacco in high school and had not used it since.
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Among 205 medical device reports that were submitted between October 15 and March 31, there were 45 reports of patient infections, one report of a patient who was exposed to infection but did not become sick, and 159 reports of devices that were contaminated.
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Edgerton's grim resignation as Paul shoots and burns the corpse immediately introduces viewers to the paranoiac domain over which Paul is now ruler: one in which family members are terrified that prolonged exposure to the world outside will cause them to become sick as well.
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This includes holding money securely in a client money account, a payment waiver if a member were to become sick or unemployed after buying a property with their StepLadder deposit, credit bureau costs and the cost of a Circle host to support members on the journey.
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The CDC's response, which was posted online this week and dated April 15, said its updates provided people who may have become sick after eating at Chipotle restaurants with information they might have needed to be diagnosed and treated for E. coli 026, a potentially serious illness.
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Given my tendency to obsess over things (you'd be hard-pressed to find something I like just the appropriate, regular amount), it's not a surprise that when I find a song — or multiple songs — that I like, I'll listen to them until I become sick of them.
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By being so diligent and accountable, our health agencies (via the media) also unintentionally send the message that a particular food product — in this case, Romaine lettuce — is unsafe when, in fact, if you ate Romaine, the chances that you would become sick remains astronomically small.
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According to the agency, a quarantine "separates and restricts the movement of people who were exposed to a contagious disease to see if they become sick" as opposed to isolation, which it says "separates sick people with a quarantinable communicable disease from people who are not sick."
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Healey's office in amicus briefs filed in federal court in Boston said drivers who become sick face an "economic dilemma" because they are treated as independent contractors and deprived of paid leave, so many are continuing to work despite the risk to themselves and the public.
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In northeastern Nigeria, thousands of displaced people have become sick from diseases spread by dirty water and poor hygiene as the battle grinds on between Islamist militants and the Nigerian military, which, when it comes to protecting the vulnerable, does not have the most stellar record.
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And on Saturday, Ronna McDaniel, the chairwoman of the Republican National Committee who introduced Mr. Trump at a fund-raiser at Mar-a-Lago the night before Ms. Guilfoyle's party, revealed that she had become sick and was awaiting test results to determine if she has the coronavirus.
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READ: China is erasing tributes to the whistleblower doctor who warned the world about coronavirus Crew members, meanwhile, are continuing to deliver food and accommodations to the passengers, although some have made panicked pleas to their home governments to get them off the ship over fears that they may become sick.
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"It's important because hand transmission of pathogens is the number one vector which causes illnesses, and transmits pathogens which cause people to become sick," inventor and CEO of Food Service Monitoring Sam Trapani told WHEC, adding that the device and its monitor improve the quality and frequency of hand washing.
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Andrew M. Slavitt, the acting administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said the administration was taking steps to ensure "a stable, sustainable marketplace" — by increasing payments to insurers for "high-cost enrollees" and by curbing any abuse of "special enrollment periods" by people who sign up for coverage after they become sick.
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The legislation initially allowed workers up to 10 weeks of paid leave — as part of the federal family and medical leave program — for three different scenarios: if they become sick or are forced to be quarantined, if they are caring for a sick person, or if they are caring for a child whose school or daycare has been closed.
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"It's fair to say that, as the trajectory of the outbreak continues, many people in the United States will at some point in time, either this year or next, be exposed to this virus and there's a good chance many will become sick," Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said earlier this week.
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"Crew Members that are required to miss more than a full calendar week (7-day period) of work due to respiratory illness will have their personal situation reviewed by HR." The memo instructs workers to alert a Captain (Trader Joe's term for manager) or Mates (coworkers) if they become sick during the workday, in order to be sent home immediately.
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While antibiotic-resistant infections of any kind pose a looming public health threat, there are two simple things you can do to help on an individual level: Get your vaccines (so you don't become sick in the first place and badger your doctor to give you antibiotics you don't need) and wash your hands on the regular, according to the CDC, which significantly reduces the spread of bacteria and other bugs.
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"It would be a national scandal if people realized exactly how bad it was and how much abuse inmates are subjected to when they become sick inside prisons and jails," said William R. Claiborne, a lawyer in Savannah, Ga., who specializes in cases of inadequate medical care, such as one in which an inmate was told he was faking fainting spells, only to die of congestive heart failure.
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