Well, you don't hold one infection hostage for another infection.
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Normally, when a person gets an infection, like a throat infection in Oliver's case, the body releases chemicals to fight that infection.
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When I say infection, in your head, you think, 'An infection?
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An upper respiratory infection (aka a cold) like the one Stefani had, or a sinus infection raises your chances of having an ear infection.
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The child had ear infection after ear infection and trouble breathing at night.
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"Antibiotics help the infection, but do not determine why the infection happened," Sjoblom adds.
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An ear infection gave way to a sinus infection which gave way to bronchitis.
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Well, I kept on being prone to infections, and I kept getting infection after infection.
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Why would a pretty healthy guy on antibiotics for one infection develop a second infection?
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One caveat: Overall infection rates increase with age (kids seeing lower infection rates, seniors higher).
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Treating an infection in this scenario is different than treated an infection in the blood stream.
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A listeria infection may result in brain or bloodstream infection and can be treated with antibiotics.
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"You don't want a rebound infection, or worse, an infection that you can't treat," she said.
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As we were reminded with Ebola and Zika, an infection anywhere can be an infection everywhere.
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First of all, not every infection is a bacterial infection, which are the only kind antibiotics treat.
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Infection during pregnancy can cause miscarriage, stillbirth, premature delivery, or a life-threatening infection in the newborn.
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So, if you already have a yeast infection, that soil bacteria could cause a further infection. Nasty.
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A maternal or infant infection at or immediately after delivery indicates that an active infection was present.
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No antibiotics are effective against coronavirus because the disease is a viral infection, not a bacterial infection.
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Working with hospital and state infection control teams, the spread of a rare infection can be stopped.
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Others, however, can experience a serious acute heart infection, or carry around a chronic infection that lies dormant.
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Yeast Infection What causes it: A yeast infection occurs when there's an overgrowth of yeast in your vagina.
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"Educate yourself about good nursing home infection-prevention practices" and then ask about the facility's infection-prevention plan.
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You may see increased risk of viral infection, or bacterial infection, from the inhibition of the immune system.
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"Educate yourself about good nursing home infection-prevention practices" and then ask about the facility's infection-prevention plan.
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One virus replicates to create a hundred viruses—the infection propagates more infection—and an exponential expansion ensues.
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Yeast Infection Although a yeast infection isn't the only explanation for vaginal itching, it is a common one — about 75% of people with vaginas will have at least one yeast infection in their lives.
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When people who have never experienced the infection get immunized, the vaccine may act like a silent infection, gearing them up for a more severe infection should they face the real form of the virus.
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The infection causes small sores, and contact with these sores is the primary way by which the infection spreads.
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And an infection on your privates is no doubt significantly worse than an infection anywhere else on your body.
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The untreated fungal infection under his foreskin became so irritating, that the patient developed balanitis—infection of the foreskin.
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There is no cure for a herpes infection, although treatments are available that will reduce the length of infection.
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Some people will develop pneumonia, an infection of the lungs, as a consequence of an adenovirus infection, Schaffner said.
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Listeriosis, the infection caused by the bacteria, causes flu-like symptoms, nausea, diarrhea and infection of the blood and brain.
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Allegedly sold puppy with urine scalding, staph infection and urinary tract infection; no vet plan found at two consecutive inspections.
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He's also battling a staph infection and something called cellulitis -- an infection of the skin -- in addition to the clots.
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Since sepsis is the result of an infection, symptoms can include infection signs -- such as diarrhea, vomiting, sore throat, etc.
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The infection can also travel from the intestines to the bloodstream and cause a more widespread infection throughout the body.
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Although anyone can contract the infection, people with certain medical conditions or compromised immune systems are at greater risk of infection.
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The rock star was suffering from a staph infection and the skin infection known as cellulitis, in addition to the clots.
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Preventing infection Good wound care is the best way to prevent any bacterial skin infection, according to Persse and the CDC.
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"It's an acute lung illness, and people seem like they have an infection, but no infection has been found," she says.
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The first infection was detected on Tuesday in a military veteran, the first known infection in the Veterans Affairs health system.
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In addition to the clots, the rock star was also suffering from a staph infection and the skin infection known as cellulitis.
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"I nearly died from a result of an infection of the kidney … which turned into sepsis, a major body infection," he says.
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A surgical site infection means any infection that occurs when bacteria enter a patient's body through an incision made during an operation.
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In some cases, candida auris could lead to a bloodstream infection, but in others it could cause a wound or ear infection.
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First infection in the nation's capital The first case of coronavirus infection in the District of Columbia was reported on March 7.
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But her white-blood-cell count — an indicator of infection — wasn't elevated, and the doctors couldn't see any obvious source of infection.
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There have been successful trials of a vaccine to prevent infection in both healthy koalas and those in early stages of infection.
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Two years ago, a woman in Nevada died of an incurable infection, resistant to all 26 antibiotics available to treat that infection.
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"What you're seeing is a swapping infection (rates) among subgroups, so the overall number (of infection) has not significantly changed," Mayer said.
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"Buying milk from the internet and feeding it to babies is hazardous and risks giving the infant an infection, either an infection directly transmitted from an infected donor or an infection that occurs because milk storage conditions were poor," Flaherman added.
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"It is hard to say how lethal this novel coronavirus infection is - that is, what proportion of people with infection will eventually die of the infection," Professor Allen Cheng, an infectious diseases expert at Monash University in Melbourne, told Reuters.
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Plus, if a person already has a yeast infection or other bacterial vaginal infection and tries flushing out the area with a douche, it can actually push the bacteria further up into the cervix and worsen the infection, according to Moore.
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I spent the first four months of my life in that medical center, fighting infection after infection, before being placed in an orphanage.
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They found that healthy people had an infection rate of 9 percent, while people with IED had an infection rate of 22 percent.
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After infection, immunity follows, but an individual can still pass the virus via sexual activity or through pregnancy for six months following infection.
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The condition can happen when your vagina has an infection, either a bacterial one or sexually transmitted infection like chlamydia, gonorrhea, or herpes.
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His lawyers had argued that Mr. Hastert, who has had a stroke, a bloodstream infection and a spinal infection, should have received probation.
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Symptoms of an E. coli infection Symptoms of an E. coli infection include severe stomach cramps, diarrhea and vomiting, according to the CDC.
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"That tells me they had a viral infection from flu, their body did a decent job of trying to get rid of the virus, but in that process, they got set up for secondary infection — severe ear infection or pneumonia," Swanson said.
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Interferon alpha is used as a treatment for hepatitis C infection, and activates the immune system in the same way as a powerful infection.
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Combined with his daily tadalafil prescription (that's Cialis, an erectile dysfunction and urinary tract infection drug), the sex toy made the infection go away.
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The 22015-year-old rock star is suffering from a staph infection and the skin infection known as cellulitis, in addition to the clots.
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And men who had a genital HPV infection were four times as likely to also have an oral infection as those who did not.
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But she was also more vulnerable to infection, and wound up developing a blood infection, shingles, and serious bladder infections shortly after the transplant.
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Chlamydia infection increases susceptibility to other STIs and infection during pregnancy increases the risk of miscarriage, stillbirth and preterm birth, according to the statement.
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The use of poppers is associated with an increased risk of HIV infection—they can more than double one's chance of HIV infection in receptive anal sex, probably because they increase the flow of blood to anal tissues, which makes them more vulnerable to infection.
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They will focus on the 48 US counties with the highest infection rates and seven southern states with high rates of widely distributed infection rates.
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According to the advocacy organization Sepsis Alliance, sepsis can be caused by an infection anywhere in the body, such as urinary tract infection or influenza.
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For example, in the case of an intrauterine pre-viability infection (that's around 24 weeks), the recommendation is delivery or the infection can be lethal.
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"If you've got a bacterial infection, it's really important to take antibiotics because infection itself can be really damaging to the unborn baby," Gilbert said.
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But the report did not resolve the question of whether symptomatic infection in pregnancy is more dangerous to a fetus than asymptomatic infection, experts said.
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Sometimes, it's not an infection that is making the patient sick, or the infection has already passed and is no longer detectable in the blood.
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The symptoms or signs of infection acquired from soil or potting mix depend on where the infection is and what micro-organism is causing it.
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Chemotherapy had left him with walking pneumonia, an infection in his lung and a possible infection in his blood, he told his fans in one update.
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Hastert has also had surgery for a spinal infection, was treated for a severe blood infection and suffered a stroke, nearly dying, his lawyers have said.
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If it's a recurrent infection, testing to reveal the specific strain of fungus causing the infection can help your doctor pick appropriate (and more targeted) medications.
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An incubation period is the time between infection and the onset of symptoms, meaning people can transmit an infection though they won't appear to be sick.
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They sleep on the same black plastic sheet on which they plan to give birth, risking future infection or passing an infection on to their babies.
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Pregnant women can have these same symptoms but the bacterial infection can also lead to miscarriage, stillbirth, premature delivery or life-threatening infection for the newborn.
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The state alleges that Vecchione's "continued failure to follow infection protocols exposed his patients to the risk of contracting the serious heart infection," the release states.
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You have a yeast infection Along with itching or burning and a cottage cheese-like discharge, some people experience a tingling sensation during a yeast infection.
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Suffice to say, after 2 long weeks of illness, which prompted a formal medical leave from work, I didn't suffer any of the severe complications (though I did have a sinus infection, ear infection including a ruptured eardrum, pink eye, throat infection, full-body rash, among others).
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If you have a vaginal infection, such as a yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis, then extra bacteria in the vagina can cause smelly discharge, according to MedlinePlus.
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They are MeMed Diagnosis a company that has developed a test that can instantly determine if an illness is a viral infection or a bacterial infection testing.
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In the OR, blood tests and X-rays revealed the infection was caused by flesh-eating bacteria, and surgery was the only option to remove the infection.
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The most likely culprit, especially among sexually active women in their teens and 20s, is a urinary tract infection (also called a bladder infection), Dr. Dardik explains.
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Dalton had been clear with her from the start that he had an infection, Burkholderia cepacia, a horribly dangerous and contagious infection for people with cystic fibrosis.
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"HSV antibodies are a marker for HSV infection, but having them doesn't mean the infection has been cleared or resolved," says Gottlieb, who co-authored the study.
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If the pain is related to a vaginal infection, then it may just be a matter of taking antibiotics to clear up the infection, Dr. Minkin says.
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"In the case of a suspected yeast infection, over-the-counter yeast creams can be used, and in some cases the yeast infection will resolve," explains Midcalf.
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It is far safer to prevent people from getting the infection in the first place, and not risk infecting people who may be especially vulnerable to infection.
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"The government has made the right recommendations about infection control in health facilities...the virus is passed from person to person by poor infection control," says Heymann.
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A throat swab did not reveal the presence of Strep infection, but there was no evidence that a nasal swab for Influenza infection was even taken. 4.
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The infection causes vomiting, seizures, brain swelling, and deathInitial symptoms of PAM can appear up to nine days after infection, and include headache, fever, nausea, or vomiting.
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Herpes is most often known as an sexually transmitted infection, but it can also be spread through the saliva of a person with an oral herpes infection.
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Better sanitation and clean water supplies reduced the rate of bacterial infection, while improved medical and treatment protocols reduced the spread of infection and improved treatment outcomes.
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The plague comes in three varieties: Pneumonic plague is an infection of the lungs; septicemic plague is a blood infection; and bubonic plague affects the lymphatic system.
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But unlike most people who experience a UTI—the second most common infection that over half of women experience in their lifetimes—my infection never really stopped.
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The antibodies detected by this test indicate that a person had an immune response to COVID-19, whether symptoms developed from infection or the infection was asymptomatic.
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The figures released today were a snapshot of the prevalence of active oral HPV infection from 2011 through 2014, and active genital infection in 2013 and 2014.
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Symptoms of Listeria infection Symptoms of Listeria infection include fever, flu-like symptoms such as fatigue and muscle aches, as well as headaches, confusion, and balance loss.
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"Most cases detected have not shown symptoms or developed an infection as a result of the fungus," said Colin Brown, a microbiologist with PHE's national infection service.
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Nearly every Civil War soldier wounded by gunfire later suffered from an infection, but the Inca appear to have experienced a much lower infection rate, the researchers said.
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One is that cranberry is preventing infection," Maki said, "and another is that cranberry compounds are having anti-inflammatory effects that prevent symptoms when a mild infection occurs.
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The authors did a similar analysis with 134 aspirin users with E. coli infection and 134 controls, but found no effect of aspirin on infection with that germ.
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"During measles outbreaks, efforts should be made to ensure that everyone at risk for exposure and infection is protected against measles through vaccination or past infection," Clark said.
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A urinary tract infection can travel up to your kidneys and cause a kidney infection, which makes your kidneys inflamed and not function properly, Dr. Simma-Chiang says.
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There are reasons to worry: an initial infection with one of the four strains of dengue is usually harmless, but subsequent infection with another strain can be fatal.
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The study also found that "having quite severe acute fatigue during an infection, or shortly after infection" makes people more at risk of developing chronic fatigue, he added.
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The fungus is a yeast infection with a one-in-three mortality rate in cases where the infection reaches the heart, blood or brain, according to the CDC.
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The stay didn't go well: The person suffered a bout of pneumonia, a urinary tract infection, and a brush with sepsis, a life-threatening immune reaction to infection.
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"The mother likely had Zika infection when she was residing in Brazil in May 2015 and her newborn acquired the infection in the womb," Hawaii's health department said.
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"We will do everything in our power to keep the infection and those carrying the infection from entering our country," he said at a campaign rally in February.
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The economics literature has shown that people respond to the risk of infection — they cancel trips, keep their children out of school and avoid potential sources of infection.
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One example is when we come down with a fever because of an infection: our bodies are working to kill the virus or bacteria that caused the infection.
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But he had not been able to train as fully as he wanted, saying he had been slowed by prostate cancer, a bladder infection and a chest infection.
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While the idea of having pinworms is hard to stomach, pinworm infection isn't as rare as it sounds; it's actually the most common type of intestinal worm infection in the U.S., according to the Mayo Clinic, with as many as 50% of kids picking up the infection, the CDC reports.
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The infection was not identified, but the statement said John contracted the "harmful and unusual bacterial infection" during his South American tour, which ended in Chile on April 10.
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"But there's a difference between people who have a certain condition also having the infection, and being able to say that the infection actually caused the condition," she adds.
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Dengue is unusual in that a first infection is rarely life-threatening, but a subsequent infection with a different strain can trigger dengue hemorrhagic fever, which can be fatal.
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But when pregnant mice were treated with the ZIKV-117 antibody, it not only reduced the infection in the mother mouse, but it also protected the fetus from infection.
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At first, the doctor diagnosed him with an infection in his lower respiratory tract, even though the man didn't have other respiratory infection symptoms and was a non-smoker.
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The instances that may prevent you from donating include if you have a potentially transmissible disease, including an active bacterial infection or a viral infection like hepatitis, for one.
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"If there is an infection during infancy, particularly a respiratory or ear infection, it should be treated," said the lead author, Dr. De-Kun Li, a Kaiser Permanente scientist.
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" Brown believes the new study provides more evidence for "relationships between prenatal infection and autism and opens up a potential new avenue of exploration regarding prenatal infection and depression.
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Elton has been on a course of antibiotics to combat an ear infection and it was expected that these would clear the infection in time to play the Orlando show.
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If you notice changes in your discharge that seem out of the ordinary, that could be a sign of a vaginal infection, such as a yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis.
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Gingivitis can progress into periodontitis, or a serious gum infection in which the gum and bone separate from the tooth and create pockets where food can lodge and cause infection.
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Besides differences in oral HPV infection rates between sexes, the study also looked out how sexual behavior was linked to infection rates by using questionnaire data from the NHANES study.
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Further analysis suggested this cluster was sparked by "a persistent, sub-clinical infection" in a woman who had previously had Ebola infection with clear symptoms, but and appeared to recover.
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In 2012, the FDA approval of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, or PrEP, antiretroviral medications used to prevent HIV infection, spurring renewed optimism about reducing racial and ethnic disparities in HIV infection.
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When, after too much lovemaking, she is stricken with a urinary tract infection, she forgoes antibiotics and allows her friend, a Balinese healer, to treat the infection with noxious herbs.
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Compared with the placebo group, women who got the antibiotic had a 42 percent reduced risk for any infection, and a 56 percent lower risk of a body-wide infection.
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His infection is "is very resistant to the recommended first-line treatment," said Dr. Gwenda Hughes, consultant scientist and head of the sexually transmitted infection section at Public Health England.
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While there are no good tests for prior infection, current tests can detect acute dengue infection, information that could be helpful in identifying children who might benefit from the vaccine.
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When you are sick, your body is already stressed by infection and needs all its resources to focus on fighting that infection, not recovering from the stress of physical fitness.
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Antibodies are made by the body in response to a disease and show whether or not a patient has been exposed to an infection, not the infection itself, said Dr. Shor.
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One transplant resulted in a bacterial infection that also led to the removal of the transplanted uterus, but that infection had not been seen before in humans or animals, Tzakis said.
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An effective vaccine that generates robust immune responses in the form of antibodies can kill UPEC during the initial infection phase, thereby preventing recurrent UTI in patients afflicted by re-infection.
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His lawyers had argued that Mr. Hastert, who is 74 and has had a stroke, a blood stream infection and a spinal infection over the past year, should have received probation.
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"One of the reasons the numbers are so good: We will do everything in our power to keep the infection and those carrying the infection from entering our country," he said.
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"We do a lot of infection control precautions, which is basically the basic ones that we constantly do every day, but we're reiterating the importance of basic infection control," Madad said.
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And what they did is they simply added the coronavirus infection to that list, which now means that hospitals and doctors must notify the competent authority of any COVID-19 infection.
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"If [a UTI] is not treated and the infection ascends into the kidneys, it can cause a very serious full-body infection called sepsis which can cause a miscarriage," says Chiang.
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" — Dan, to JonahBest Self Burn: "I'm a MRSA infection.
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But when it comes to TB, the rate of infection is somewhat more important, as this shows a greater concentration and, given the airborne nature of the disease, greater opportunity for infection.
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Along with the flesh-eating bacterial infection, the man also had a septic pulmonary embolism, another rare disease where the infection moves to the lungs and causes a blockage and blood clotting.
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NIAID scientists tested remdesivir in monkeys 24 hours prior to infection with MERS and in other monkeys 12 hours after infection - the time frame in monkeys when the virus is most active.
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While you're treating an infection, whether it's a UTI or bacterial infection, it's extra-important to rest, stay hydrated, and take the entire course of the antibiotic as prescribed, Dr. Ferrara says.
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You're tired because ... you have an infection Doctors will often check for chronic infection as a cause of fatigue due to such infections as the Epstein-Barr virus (mononucleosis) or Lyme disease.
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"So working with a lactation consultant to determine the cause can limit the length of infection, risk of reoccurrence and decrease risk of further infection like an abscess," which Pointer suffered from.
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Though criticizing the center's sanitation practices, the health department report said risks of infection were low and it was not aware of any illness as a result of the infection control issues.
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But most of the time, vaginal odor is caused by an infection (like a yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis) that occurs inside the vagina and requires oral or vaginal medication to treat.
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Cellulitis, also known as a staph infection, is a potentially deadly skin infection caused when bacteria enters a wound and goes deeply into the skin, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
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Yes, but: It also shows there may be a significant drop in its ability to lower infection rates in an area if it's given even a week after the infection has started.
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The test will be crucial in helping to quickly sort out whether Zika was the cause of an infection or whether it was dengue and chikungunya, which also cause infection and illness.
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Citing "serious infection control deficiencies cited in ongoing inspections," the health department has also required the Wanaque facility to hire new staffers with expertise in infection control, including an infectious disease doctor.
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Pariante explained that in a lot of chronic fatigue cases, patients remember an infection, such as a very bad cold or other viral infection, in the early stages of developing the condition.
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Under the rule, facilities would no longer require an infection preventionist to work part-time at facilities; instead, they would have to ensure the infection preventionist spends "sufficient time" at the facility.
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If an infection was limited to certain tissues, excision (or debridement — the removal of infected, damaged, or dead tissue) could be an effective strategy, assuming infection has not spread to other tissues.
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But if you look at it a different way, what Trump is proposing is an ideological infection bubble for a body politic without the immune system to ward off infection on its own.
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In other words, the immune system recognizes an infection and tries to fight it off, but in working overtime to fight that infection, reacts with proteins in the body that attack the brain.
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Although there was no major change in infection rates among women 25 and older between the two eras, the rate of infection decreased by 113% in the 14- to 19-year-old range.
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John Gallo, Hastert's attorney, told the court in January the former speaker had been treated for a spinal infection that required surgery, a severe blood infection and had suffered a stroke, nearly dying.
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Researchers believe the surge in a drug-resistant lung infection called aspergillosis is associated with agricultural fungicides, and many suspect the drugs are behind the rise of Candida auris, a deadly fungal infection.
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"I never had fear of getting infection myself for Ebola, SARS or cholera because I know how to protect myself, and how to protect others, and how infection control should be," he said.
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"He said he "never had fear of getting infection myself for Ebola, SARS, cholera, because I know how to protect myself and how to protect others and how the infection control should be.
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Mr. John was hospitalized with appendicitis in 2013, had a respiratory infection in 2012, and was forced to cancel shows after a serious case of E. coli infection and the flu in 2009.
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They hope that aggressive mosquito control will contain the infection.
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Six patients with the infection were identified by the researchers.
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A salmonella infection causes gastroenteritis that can last many days.
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Newborns to grown adults can be impacted by the infection.
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The tubes are the most likely to harbor the infection.
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Infection is still a real and continuing threat for them.
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She had developed an infection and died within a day.
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They could have an incomplete abortion, or get an infection.
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Kylei was rushed into emergency surgery to stop the infection.
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The findings were published in the Journal of Hospital Infection.
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While recuperating, an infection developed in one of her injuries.
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C Elias Diaz had leg surgery for cellulitis (bacterial infection).
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An infection set in and the patient's leg was amputated.
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That could indicate a second infection and needs quick treatment.
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He also had surgery for an intestinal infection in April.
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But following the reconstruction, she developed a surgical site infection.
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Hepatitis A is a liver infection that is highly contagious.
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But getting vaccinated isn't just about protecting yourself from infection.
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So far, Nevada has evaded the infection this hunting season.
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First, malnourishment debilitates the immune system, making infection more likely.
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Symptoms generally start between 12 and 72 hours after infection.
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A chronic infection can increase the risk of liver cancer.
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People may have either the respiratory infection, encephalitis, or both.
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His little body was just done fighting this last infection.
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The severity of that infection depends on a couple factors.
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It's also possible to have an anal or throat infection.
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That's a real good way to get a bad infection.
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The infection can scar the liver or cause liver cancer.
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Tests showed that she was sick with a Zika infection.
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For most people, the Zika infection is not particularly serious.
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That's 280,262 hours of breastfeeding to prevent one ear infection.
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Doctors originally thought Miller was suffering from a spinal infection.
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For example, Dilly the adorable pup with an ear infection.
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The infection is often antibiotic resistant and difficult to treat.
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Testing revealed that it was Dirofilaria repens — a parasitic infection.
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The infection is endemic in Scandinavia, mainland Europe, and Asia.
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All 21 people given the vaccine were protected from infection.
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And if you want to avoid infection, wash your hands.
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Preventing infection "Prevention is better than a cure," says Gow.
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A negative test does not completely rule out Zika infection.
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Sure, more sex leads to a higher risk of infection.
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An infection from her Cesarean section led to her death.
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"I was lucky they caught my infection early," Avery says.
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The territory has been free of the infection since 1968.
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The uprising was the product of infection from the West.
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Lastly, the child's immune system reacts badly to that infection.
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These alert the body that an infection has been established.
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This results in a prolonged infection and greater lung damage.
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They have a cold or respiratory infection, they have allergies.
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When you get an infection your heart is beating faster.
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Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.
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After infection, autophagy can eliminate invading intracellular bacteria and viruses.
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That's why I didn't explain where the infection came from.
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Sales of infection fighter Neulasta were flat at $1.11 billion.
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It can lead to a skin infection known as cellulitis.
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And he saw people who were sick from chronic infection.
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Treatment depends on the type of infection and its severity.
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And, as a result, decrease the risk of patient infection.
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An infection in her bloodstream had unleashed an inflammatory storm.
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An unlucky few can also develop a severe neurological infection.
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It turned into a staph infection, so the boils started.
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It turned into a staph infection, so the boils started.
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"If (an infection) stays local, it burns out," Heymann said.
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This infection can also cause a rare type of meningitis.
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Listeria infection in pregnant women can cause miscarriages or stillbirths.
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So surviving an infection also means minimizing that collateral damage.
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Clustering newborns together heightens infection risks, say experts and officials.
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At first, doctors thought he might have a prostate infection.
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Lyme disease is a bacterial infection transmitted by deer ticks.
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There is no treatment or vaccine available for Zika infection.
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Zika infection during pregnancy causes microcephaly and other significant disabilities.
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Greenlees recovers and doesn't develop any kind of secondary infection.
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The tech world is only the latest vector of infection.
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It's called an "infection," which can happen slowly or overnight.
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The infection is spread by close contact with infected people.
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And that kidney infection could end up in your bloodstream.
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It's usually triggered by a bacterial infection, according to Sepsis.
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C Tyler Zeller (sinus infection) missed his fourth game Tuesday.
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This could be a sign of a secondary infection. 5.
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His first and younger choice, Takinou, had suffered an infection.
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Over the last decade, infection control measures have dramatically changed.
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"Flu clearly is a very, very serious infection," Schaffner said.
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It's during this process that the mosquito can spread infection.
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Their response to burns, injury and infection also differs markedly.
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He had contracted an infection that spread to his blood.
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Lymph nodes may also enlarge due to infection and inflammation.
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However, it wasn't some rare infection behind this man's illness.
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This kind of invasive infection must be treated with antibiotics.
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Slone had ehrlichiosis, a bacterial infection from a tick bite.
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"Our medicine cabinet is a museum of infection," she writes.
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The report is in the American Journal of Infection Control.
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But Infection from mother to child also remains a risk.
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The monk developed a lung infection in December, media said.
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York County, Maine, has reported at least one equine infection.
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STDs require direct contact with bodily fluids to spread infection.
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She also claimed she ended up with a skin infection.
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The bloodstream infection leads to death in 20% of cases.
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The Aedes aegypti mosquito remains the major means of infection.
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Then, after an autopsy, the authorities blamed a severe infection.
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The infection is typically diagnosed by testing a stool sample.
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We must work together to clean the infection of hatred.
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Tooth morphology can leave some teeth more susceptible to infection.
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The infection spread to all four limbs, the station reports.
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Cyclosporiasis is an intestinal infection caused by the cyclospora parasite.
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She had an infection and no insulin, water or food.
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His stated aim: to eliminate their risk of HIV infection.
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Other risks include infection, inflammation, blindness, and even losing eyes.
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In women, a listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths.
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Her lung was infected, and the infection was spreading fast.
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However, he soon developed an infection in his other stump.
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Flu infection rates continued dropping during the week ending Feb.
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And I've never had to do that for an infection.
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Painful sex when the infection is a little more advanced.
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Apoptosis is a way that we protect ourselves from infection.
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So what effect could a toxoplasma infection have on behavior?
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While the transmission of infection is rare, it does occur.
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If it wasn't malaria, what other infection might it be?
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Trachoma, a bacterial infection, had swollen and inverted his eyelids.
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And they gave him antibiotics to clear up the infection.
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Malaysia has so far reported 99 cases of coronavirus infection.
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We have the highest and the fastest rate of infection.
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Political leaders, like everyone else, face personal danger of infection.
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Jim Justice announced an infection in the state's eastern panhandle.
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To Fisher, infection seemed the likeliest cause of his symptoms.
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Mexico recorded its first case of coronavirus infection on Feb.
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Mexico recorded its first case of coronavirus infection on Feb.
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Ferran said testing could have changed the US's infection rate.
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Mr. Dodd had recently been hospitalized with a chest infection.
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But even after the infection was treated, the pain persisted.
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None have been reported through a presumed local mosquito infection.
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It carries serious risks, including infection, hemorrhage and even death.
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Tara boils it down to four big themes: Prevent infection.
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The greater the degree of infection, the greater the impairment.
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The coronavirus infection rate in the United States has escalated.
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The treatment for this infection is a year of antibiotics.
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Malaysia has so far reported 99 cases of coronavirus infection.
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Spain currently has the highest rate of infection after Italy.
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The incidence of infection there has doubled every 21625 days.
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She was the sixth Bulgarian with a confirmed conorovirus infection.
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Foreign media and experts doubt the official infection toll, however.
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But we don't know how many people got the infection.
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By then, she'd developed an infection and collapsed her lungs.
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I was given fluids and antibiotics for a chest infection.
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There are other ways to prevent H.I.V. infection in newborns.
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California reported its first death from the infection on Wednesday.
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Hopeful signs It is unclear how Ireland contracted the infection.
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What if the infection rate is 0.19 instead of 0.20?
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We have the highest and the faster rate of infection.
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Such symptoms are not indicative of lung infection, or pneumonia.
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The infection attacks the lungs and can kill within days.
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But antibodies can linger long after an infection has faded.
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Coronavirus fears intensified as the outbreak's infection count passed 100,000.
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Mr. Baleña died of a brain infection, his relatives said.
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And the H.I.V. infection rate in China is a concern.
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Apply turmeric to wounds, and it's believed to fight infection.
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Don't scratch the blistered area, it can lead to infection.
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For instance, an ear infection can be cured with antibiotics.
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All were travelers who brought home the infection from China.
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The cause was later determined to be a yeast infection.
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We're told he suffered an infection related to his treatment.
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She typed in blepharitis, an inflammatory infection of the eyelid.
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Hong Kong itself has 15 confirmed cases of infection. Mrs.
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"The infection chains are partially no longer trackable," he said.
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The first infection in Japan was confirmed on Jan. 22018.
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The rest were missing information on the timing of infection.
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It took him 20 days to die, untreated, of infection.
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Doctors diagnosed an infection, removed the implant and replaced it.
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Fears of infection have impacted car travel and taxis, too.
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His daughter Katharine Wallerstein said the cause was an infection.
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Malaysia has so far confirmed 18 cases of coronavirus infection.
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He died young, succumbing at 53 to a bacterial infection.
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It's a viral infection that causes pigs to hemorrhage internally.
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This infection seems less severe, however, according to one specialist.
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The incubation period for measles infection is about 21 days.
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The rabbit was tested and treated for a protozoan infection.
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He underwent surgery for an intestinal infection in April 2018.
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Symptoms usually begin six hours to four days after infection.
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Many women report adverse reactions, including hemorrhage and serious infection.
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The end result, though, was that infection rates dropped precipitously.
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Presendieu Pierre Mervil has a backache and a rash infection.
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The first case of infection in Britain was in 2013.
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A third patient had meningitis, but there was no infection.
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All these enlarged lymph nodes suggested some kind of infection.
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Herpes is a skin infection that comes in two strains.
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She adds that it's a fast moving infection, and one that can be hard to diagnose and the infection in the fascia could be very severe even though it looks okay from the outside.
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More specifically, Sprenger said, the health community needs new antibiotics, a long term vaccine to prevent the infection and tests that will predict with accuracy if an antibiotic will work on a particular infection.
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Up to 13 million people in the United States have latent TB infection, and the U.S. continues to work to incorporate testing and treatment for latent TB infection in public and private health systems.
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More research needed Previous research observed that Alzheimer's disease patients with the oral infection showed cognitive decline over a six-month period when compared with another group of Alzheimer's disease patients without the infection.
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Researchers got 67 volunteers to test out how well eight popular virtual visit companies diagnosed these problems and four other common medical issues – sore throat, sinus infection, low back pain, and urinary tract infection.
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That kind of damage is consistent with acute bronchiolitis, a very common type of infection similar to the common cold — but testing showed that it was not caused by a viral or bacterial infection.
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Overall in 1400, an estimated 290,267,400 people age 13 and older were living with HIV infection in the United States, including 162,500, or 14.2%, whose infection had not been diagnosed, according to the report.
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She now campaigns to increase awareness of the infection, specifically advocating for a written warning on contact lens packaging on the importance of avoiding their contamination with water -- one way to prevent the infection.
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"Reducing stomach acid, which acts as a barrier to infection, increases the chance of getting a GI infection," said senior study author Dr. Thomas MacDonald, a pharmacology researcher at the University of Dundee in Scotland.
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Gay and bisexual men, who are still at extremely high risk of HIV infection in America, are now encouraged to take prophylactic pills once a day that can reduce the chance of infection by 99%.
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The CDC estimates that in hospitals where at least one infection has been identified, the risk of a patient getting an infection from the bacteria is between about one in 23 and one in 248,000.
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Within five days, he was vomiting due to the bacterial infection, and had an endoscopy done, showing that he had developed both a bacterial infection and stomach inflammation—the first step toward getting an ulcer.
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The body can sometimes flush out an infection on its own, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but an infection may cause discomfort and could spread to the kidneys, becoming serious.
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Take the case of Teka Gulema, an Ethiopian migrant who acquired a bacterial tooth infection while at the Etowah County Detention Center in Gadsden, AL. The infection spread through his body and he became paralyzed.
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Zika has been documented in semen six months after an infection — but that study only identified evidence of the virus, and and not whether there was enough to actually cause an infection in another person.
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This happens just a few weeks after the initial infection and it's the stage at which transmission is more likely because an HIV test won't come up positive until three months after the initial infection.
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They note that he has apologized, is "overwhelmed by the guilt he feels," and has in recent months contended with a series of medical problems: a stroke, a spinal infection and sepsis, a bloodstream infection.
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Most women who think they have a yeast infection don't—Minkin says only a third of women who think they have a yeast infection actually do, and many have other conditions that require different treatments.
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The usual rules of the disease road say that if you get an infection, your body will build up immunity to it and you're much less likely to get the same infection a second time.
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The infection colonizing her lungs was no longer responding to antibiotics.
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Infection during the first trimester appears to pose the biggest danger.
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I'm told Smith indeed still in hospital with post-op infection.
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But now he is in the hospital with a lung infection.
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Doctors then had to amputate his leg as the infection progressed.
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After all, tapeworm infection is very unusual in the United States.
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Male reproductive tracts can be physically damaged by long-term infection.
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What to do if you feel a yeast infection coming on.
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She says that you can usually just treat infection with antibiotics.
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Symptoms may not appear until one or two weeks following infection.
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If you're noticing painful red bumps, that may signal an infection.
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Silver has been a favored defense against infection since ancient times.
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Areas where piracy is prevalent also show higher rates of infection.
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And do complications for the fetus vary by time of infection?
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It's a sexually-transmitted infection caused by the Treponema pallidum bacteria.
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She was given painkillers and was prescribed antibiotics to prevent infection.
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Someone who has the infection, viral or bacterial, coughs up droplets.
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It's just like getting strep throat, or any other contagious infection.
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It can also make your body less effective at fighting infection.
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When that happens, they can drown, starve, or die from infection.
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They traced the infection back to a commencement event, Sabeti said.
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She got a serious infection afterward from her illegal, unclean abortion.
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Sexually transmitted infection rates in California just hit a record high.
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The good news if you do encounter this pesky bladder infection?
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It increases her risk of post-operative infection and medical complications.
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He almost canceled as well because he had an eye infection.
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The infection is transmitted by mosquitoes, and September is peak season.
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This could mean the infection could spread rapidly without them knowing.
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The wound became septic and the infection spread to her lungs.
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The chance of infection for them — and for tourists — is small.
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Though the infection didn't take her life, it certainly changed it.
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Severe infection from levamisole in cocaine wipes out immune system defenses.
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How A Major Gut Infection Completely Screwed Over My Sex Drive
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Risk of infection depends on the state of one's immune system.
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Fortunately, the boy infected with Keystone virus recovered from the infection.
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Some still go to supermarkets despite the increased risk of infection.
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The number of cases of infection also grew, to over 42,638.
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Similar symptoms come from infection with what are called parainfluenza viruses.
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New infection cases on Saturday recorded the first drop since Feb.
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AIDS is the final, and most severe, phase of HIV infection.
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An infection left him, at 37, suffering from untreatable anterograde amnesia.
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Inflammation, in particular, is vital to fighting infection or healing wounds.
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ESTABLISHED HIV infection is easy to control but impossible to cure.
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The resulting infection is called naegleriasis, or primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM).
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Most commonly, exposure results in the amoeba dying before causing infection.
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McCain underwent surgery on April 15 after contracting an intestinal infection.
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The infection has mostly afflicted the region's nomadic reindeer herding population.
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More people die in war due to infection than in battle.
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When the woman developed a urinary tract infection, her condition worsened.
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Health officials are working with the center on infection control issues.
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And often, those annoyances are the result of a yeast infection.
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Mucus also contains antibodies that help develop immunity and fight infection.
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The infection stopped his heart and killed him just weeks later.
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Within one week of infection, the virus arrived in the testes.
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The orangutan is suffering from a worm infection and severe dehydration.
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Among nursing home residents, UTIs are the most commonly diagnosed infection.
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It was also a period of sexual experimentation, liberation—and infection.
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If the infection is detected, all the animals will be culled.
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Very rough day, severe dehydration & infection – 2 drips & antibiotics #Rio pic.twitter.
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Then on Friday afternoon, Eastern time, the infection suddenly stopped spreading.
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That has chilling implications for the potential spread of the infection.
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The girl had come in for treatment of an ear infection.
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His family remained hopeful in the weeks following the initial infection.
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She contracted an infection and died one week after being admitted.
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Doctors prescribed him a medicine called Doxycycline, which healed the infection.
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Police said he died from an infection of the knee wound.
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The team's findings also revealed some other quirks of flu infection.
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Another suggestion: Patients can search online for hospital-acquired infection data.
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HCV is a viral infection that causes inflammation of the liver.
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Infection-control experts asked that patient more personal questions, Leslie said.
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About 700 people cases of infection have been confirmed in Hunan.
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The tapering of the holes also discounted the theory of infection.
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It was gross, but an antibiotic knocked the infection out quickly.
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The bacteria causes listeriosis, an infection that affects the gastrointestinal tract.
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The longer it's been since exposure, the less likely infection becomes.
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The guy died 24 hours later of a post-operative infection.
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An infection caused by an overgrowth of yeast in your vagina.
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The infection-control nurse began making calls to those babies' parents.
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That affects our recovery and makes us more susceptible to infection.
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"So, yes treat the infection, and we are giving treatment options."
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"That would be highly suspicious," she says, of a fungal infection.
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Still, scientists had no idea what the agent of infection was.
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That's what a virus infection looks like when it heals up.
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And curing hepatitis C can prevent the infection from spreading further.
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It's actually an infection, part of the pox family of viruses.
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But on Monday night they said he had a lung infection.
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G Lou Williams was out with an upper respiratory infection Thursday.
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Wherever there is endemic infection, there is resistance to its treatment.
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A day later, her leg already showed signs of the infection.
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When taken regularly, PrEP drastically reduces the chances of HIV infection.
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No cases of human infection have been detected in South Korea.
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With that, there's a higher risk of infection, bleeding, and fatigue.
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Even if exposed, most women will clear the viral infection naturally.
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Not everyone who has had a brain infection develops Alzheimer's, though.
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M.S. hardly seems to occur without Epstein-Barr infection happening first.
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The former president has an infection that spread to his blood.
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Diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps are the symptoms of salmonella infection.
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In serious cases, infection causes organ failure and can be fatal.
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Well, the acne itself is often the host of the infection.
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These issues led to endocarditis, which is a heart valve infection.
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If it had been an infection, they could have used antibiotics.
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People without working CCR5 genes are more resistant to HIV infection.
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Up to 18 percent of patients will die of the infection.
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The doctor tells her he is dehydrated and has an infection.
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Within days, my mother came down with a rare fungal infection.
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Wasser, 29, developed the bacterial infection TSS while wearing a tampon.
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South Korea has yet to detect any human infection since Nov.
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Clinton received two preventive vaccines against pneumococcal infection: Prevnar and Pneumovax.
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Temporary paralysis is a potential neurological complication of dengue infection, too.
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Just four cases of infection were confirmed last week in Florida.
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A white sanitary sock under a stirrup, though, could prevent infection.
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A blood test or spinal fluid sample can diagnose the infection.
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The use of PrEP could help cut down that infection rate.
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Diphtheria, a contagious bacterial infection, spread in the early 20th century.
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The doctors feared infection, washing and cleaning out the wounds extensively.
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But he seemed to be having one viral infection after another.
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Between takes, Adlon took colloidal silver for her own sinus infection.
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Rapid tests for the infection are badly needed in poor countries.
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Doctors later determined he had contracted a severe urinary tract infection.
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Photos of him, legs blackened and swollen with infection, circulated online.
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Greaves emphasized that infection as a cause applies only to ALL.
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MRSA is a kind of staph infection that's resistant to antibiotics.
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The infection is usually mild, but can sometimes be life-threatening.
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Before Thompson got Medicaid, a sinus infection represented an unplanned expense.
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Plus, there's a chance the fetus may develop an infection, too.
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A malaria infection in pregnancy can lead to miscarriage or stillbirth.
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She had given birth three days earlier and developed an infection.
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Highly pathogenic among fowl, the risk of human infection is low.
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Eating food contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes can cause the infection listeriosis.
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The blood flow remains and the risk of infection is small.
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He counterclaimed for $100,000 and said he didn't have an infection.
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Addiction is not an acute problem, like an infection, Suzuki says.
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You will also not get a sexually transmitted infection, she says.
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Could the infection, however mild, increase one's susceptibility to other diseases?
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Once you've ruled out infection, it's time to consider other causes.
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Senator John McCain underwent surgery Sunday after contracing an intestinal infection.
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Then their blood would have to be tested for the infection.
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Therefore, enough magnesium in your diet may help you fight infection.
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Every hour, there's another closure or another infection or another death.
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We must all make preventing spread of infection a top priority.
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A young killer whale died from a fungal infection last year.
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But some situations are more likely to spread infection than others.
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People over 65 are considered more at-risk for severe infection.
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If the infection doesn't kill you, the stares of envy might.
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But it can reduce your ability to fight off an infection.
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So how can you avoid infection without spiraling out of control?
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I'm more than about 15 years with a stable HIV infection.
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Meanwhile, locally innovative methods for infection control may sometimes prove effective.
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New versions of Microsoft's operating system effectively bar infection by Conficker.
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Do people who survive the infection become immune to the coronavirus?
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And there are simpler and safer ways to prevent H.I.V. infection.
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There are more 10,000 cases of infection there as of Saturday.
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The cause was complications of an infection, his son Jay said.
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He had been hospitalized two weeks earlier with a chest infection.
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Essentially, those with moderate to high suspicion of infection are isolated.
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Three weeks is considered the maximum incubation period for the infection.
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Read on how good bacteria can prevent deadly infection in babies.
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The rate of infection is INCREASING and the curve has increased.
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White blood cells are expected to increase with an acute infection.
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I say to them, 'Guys, without a shower, we're inviting infection.
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Still, many senators said they weren't worried about contracting the infection.
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I kept thinking, 'Damn you guys, you bring in this infection.
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Once that happens, the infection quickly spreads throughout the broader population.
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So how do you model the spread of a viral infection?
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Then suddenly, with no change in the infection rate, it explodes.
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In fact, the rate of infection is only speeding up, Gov.
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During this time, he cut himself and contracted a staph infection.
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"That's how we slow the growth of the infection," Simanek said.
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So far, 26 people have tested positive for the coronavirus infection.
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That way they can avoid crowded waiting rooms and potential infection.
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An alert about a coronavirus infection sat in an unmonitored inbox.
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Without these measures, the infection rate is likely to climb quickly.
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The infection can be transmitted through touching surfaces in your home.
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The infection is often transmitted through contact with a body louse.
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And, she added, doctors are taught that toxocara infection is rare.
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They said Japan was still in the early stages of infection.
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They'll also be healthier to begin with, which helps fight infection.
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When someone has sepsis, their body essentially overreacts to an infection.
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Many, including Ms. Starr herself, felt the infection lightened her voice.
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The major surgical procedure comes with risks like infection and hemorrhaging.
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Chlamydia Chlamydia is another bacterial infection and the most common STI.
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Researchers have discovered an ongoing outbreak of a rare eye infection.
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In 113, an estimated 38,700 people acquired a new HIV infection.
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He died in April 2013 after suffering from an MRSA infection.
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There are also more than 200 cases of infection outside China.
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In 2011, his prosthesis caused an infection, forcing another partial amputation.
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We're 15 people [cases of coronavirus infection] in this massive country.
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The doctor prescribed an antibiotic for Ms. Montgomery's urinary tract infection.
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There is no specific antiviral treatment recommended for 2019-nCoV infection.
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Fewer than half the world's children are vaccinated for the infection.
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There's no running water, and the risk of infection is rampant.
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Here's what to know about this rare but dire infection. Wait.
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" Its 5 percent infection rate "is comparable to some African nations.
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Understanding what the usual course of infection will be is crucial.
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The United States has 15 reported cases of infection so far.
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Doctors discovered an infection and put her on two different antibiotics.
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Signs and symptoms of infection include fever, cough, and difficulty breathing.
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By comparison, the infection rate of coronavirus is still being established.
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The triggering factor for its expression is often a microbial infection.
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Second, many of the children had symptoms of an enterovirus infection.
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The earlier the infection occurred in pregnancy, the greater the risk.
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Pontiac fever is a milder infection resulting from exposure to Legionella.
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This makes them an ideal breeding ground for disease and infection.
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Surgery is sometimes required to remove tissue damaged by the infection.
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Beyond significant patient discomfort, risks include bleeding, infection and uterine perforation.
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In rare cases, the infection can cause liver failure and death.
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The infection spread, and doctors scheduled surgery to amputate the thumb.
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In extremely unusual cases, an adenovirus infection can result in death.
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Following that year, rates of infection declined by more than 240%.
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Symptoms include painful blisters and sores at the site of infection.
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But a human trial depends on the occurrence of natural infection.
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Myonecrosis is a severe soft tissue infection that destroys the muscle.
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This type of infection often leads to sepsis, the researchers said.
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The treatments are made from a patient's own infection-fighting cells.
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He said it was not clear why infection rates were falling.
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One mouse strain, the researchers found, was particularly susceptible to infection.
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The doctors said he had some sort of a chest infection.
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In extremely unusual cases, an adenovirus infection could result in death.
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The complications start an average of eight years after the infection.
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A virus that causes the common cold or a respiratory infection.
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But a nonfatal infection was confirmed in nearby Missouri City, Tex.
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The infection stopped and Tarleton was on the road to recovery.
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I had no experience with illness beyond the occasional ear infection.
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His daughter, Bronwen Morris, said the cause was a respiratory infection.
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Because dirty talk, unlike your dirty germs, will not spread infection.
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Doctors were worried about an infection since Bolsonaro's intestines were perforated.
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The boost from cold medicine could actually lull you into a false sense of security if your "cold" is actually something that would require professional medical attention, like the flu, mononucleosis (yes, adults get mono), or a bacterial infection like strep; or if your cold has developed into something more serious, like a sinus infection, an ear infection, or pneumonia.
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Patients are at risk of the infection known as Fournier's gangrene, an extremely rare but life-threatening bacterial infection of the tissue under the skin that surrounds the genital area, the FDA said in a statement.
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The ransomware infection, understood to be iEncrypt (related to BitPaymer) per a screenshot seen by TechCrunch, was triggered overnight on March 21, weeks after the FBI contacted Arizona to warn of an apparent Dridex malware infection.
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"The most likely explanation of available evidence from outbreaks of Zika virus infection and clusters of microcephaly is that Zika virus infection during pregnancy is a cause of congenital brain abnormalities including microcephaly," the WHO said.
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The infection at hand is schistosomiasis -- also known as bilharzia -- a chronic infection caused by parasitic Schistomosa worms that can live inside blood vessels for years on end causing fever, chills and inflammation in their wake.
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This led the doctors to believe that the placenta pills were likely responsible for the infection -- though they could not definitively rule out that the infection could have come from another of the baby's family members.
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And avoid any environment that you know could cause an infection: "I have this one patient, every time she does hot yoga she gets a staph infection at this one hot-yoga studio," Dr. Grossman said.
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Testing in animal models, including immune-deficient mice, has just begun, he said, but he could not name any laboratory trying to prove that infection with one strain of Zika protects against later infection with another.
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This may suggest that monkeys are imperfect mimics of human infection, but Dr. O'Connor argued that using them was the only way to do experiments, for example, in which knowing the moment of infection was essential.
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Still, they think my fever is somehow related to the infection (either the staph in my knee or some new infection in my blood) but I know it was all an allergic reaction to the vancomycin.
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"There is risk of infection in doing so, because any substance can potentially alter the pH of the vagina, or might be contaminated in some way, and lead to an infection," she told Broadly in November.
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In the pediatric ward, a one-month-old baby, Blessing Karanja, was fighting a worrisome blood infection, and elsewhere in the hospital, Grace Mutiga, 65, a retired nurse, was back again with a tenacious respiratory infection.
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Over that time, the Wuhan health commission's daily bulletins on the outbreak said repeatedly that there were no new cases of infection, no firm evidence of human-to-human transmission and no infection of medical workers.
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"Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, Listeria infection can cause miscarriages, stillbirths and fetal infection among pregnant women," a statement said.
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Using molecular tools, Larocca and Abbink could track the precise dynamics of the infection in the mice—the proliferation of the virus, the rise of immune factors targeting it, and the eventual clearing of the infection.
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To prove that a new infection of HSV-1 caused that outbreak—rather than an earlier infection that's been lying dormant in your body—you'd have to get your blood drawn and tested for the antibody.
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The immune system evolved to handle both infection and allergic inflammation, but decreased rates of infection may be throwing the relative "chi" of the immune system out of whack, allowing the allergic inflammation arm to become overactive.
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The origin of Ali's infection has not been revealed, but the CDC stresses that an infection that starts anywhere in your body can lead to sepsis, even if it is only a minor one to begin with.
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A mother of three from Arizona was diagnosed with the flu after she showed symptoms of the infection, but — according to her husband — doctors missed a separate infection that turned out to be something much more serious.
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Sure, I guess I expected a miracle—in the same way that when I went to the doctor's office for an ear infection they prescribed me a "miraculous" combination of drugs that got rid of my infection.
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The study, announced on Tuesday, seeks to determine the incidence of Zika virus infection, identify potential risk factors for infection, evaluate how long the virus remains in bodily fluids, and study reproductive outcomes of Zika-infected participants.
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Earlier this year, a separate study described a Pennsylvania patient with a rare infection that also could not be killed by Colistin, the antibiotic used by doctors when all other drugs fail to clear up an infection.
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So putting this together, for an effective recurrent UTI that benefits women afflicted by re-ascending infection OR re-emergent infection from UPEC reservoirs, we will need a vaccine that both induces antibodies and cell-mediated immunity.
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Mr. Hastert has had a series of illnesses since last year, including a stroke, a blood stream infection and a spinal infection — factors his lawyers and family members argued should be taken into account in the sentencing.
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