Properly speaking, prions are not an infectious entity; they're an infectious shape.
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"If we can't protect ourselves against infectious diseases, then we become carriers of those infectious diseases," Cole said.
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"Measles is by far one of the most infectious of all the infectious disease agents we deal with," he said.
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To the Editor: Re "Infectious-Disease Doctors Wanted," by Matt McCarthy (Op-Ed, April 11): As a practicing infectious disease physician for close to 20 years, I can tell you that infectious diseases truly is a fascinating career.
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That's nothing cynical — infectious diseases will spread faster and farther as the climate warms, and we treat infectious diseases with drugs.
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The bride's father, an infectious disease specialist, retired as the associate chief of infectious diseases at NewYork-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital.
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"All infectious diseases will revert and come back," warns Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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Daniel Lucey MD, MPH, is an infectious diseases physician and adjunct professor of infectious diseases at Georgetown University Medical Center, a senior scholar at the Georgetown University O'Neil Institute and a member and spokesperson for the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
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Daniel Lucey M.D. MPH, is an infectious diseases physician and adjunct professor of infectious diseases at Georgetown University Medical Center, a senior scholar at the Georgetown University O'Neil Institute and a member and spokesperson for the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
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Nicole Leedy, MD is the associate director of the University of Kentucky in Lexington Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program and an infectious diseases physician.
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Others viruses are infectious before symptoms appearThe Wuhan coronavirus isn&apost the only viral infection that is infectious before a person shows symptoms.
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The 2014 study, "Global Rise in Human Infectious Disease Outbreaks," examined changes in the frequency of outbreaks of infectious disease between 1980 and 2013.
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The findings, published in the journal BMC Infectious Diseases, could help improve public health strategies in the fight against the spread of infectious diseases worldwide.
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"Be vigilant, but not anxious," infectious disease specialist Avisheh Forouzesh who owns Advanced Infectious Disease Medical in New Jersey, told Business Insider in an interview.
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"It all depends on what's coming into contact with what," says Aaron Glatt, an infectious disease specialist and spokesperson for the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
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"I don't think people should entirely avoid public transportation," infectious disease specialist Avisheh Forouzesh who owns Advanced Infectious Disease Medical in New Jersey, told Business Insider.
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It's not uncommon for the infectious disease pathology lab at the CDC's National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases to be searching samples for something unknown.
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"We don't know if people are infectious before they have symptoms, and we are not sure how infectious they are even while they have symptoms," Meyers said.
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We need a sustained and substantial presidential commitment towards global control of infectious threats, including some of today's biggest infectious killers, HIV and AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
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Sewage leaks increase the risk of outbreaks of infectious disease, said Louise Ivers, executive director for Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Global Health, an infectious disease specialist.
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For some, this isn't another case of the stomach flu but an altogether different condition known as post-infectious inflammatory bowel disease, or, for short, post-infectious IBS.
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A more reliable guide is the natural course of infection, which can be divided into three phases: incubation (infectious without symptoms), symptomatic/infectious, and recovery (noninfectious with symptoms).
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AUSTRALIA By The New York Times | Sources: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Emerging Infectious Diseases; Emerging Microbes & Infections; Clinical Infectious Diseases; Journal of Infection; Mycoses; Doherty Institute.
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This is also the time to prepare for the next infectious disease outbreak because rest assured, COVID-19 is not the last infectious disease outbreak that will occur.
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The virus appears to be quite infectious, health care workers are at especially high risk, and we urgently need more information about just how infectious the virus is.
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"The infectious risk of someone with normal, healthy feet and an intact shoe would be pretty low," said Anton Peleg, an infectious diseases expert at Monash University in Melbourne.
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"I'm going to debunk that also," said infectious disease expert Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of preventative medicine and infectious disease at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville.
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"We're conducting a traditional contact investigation as we do for an infectious disease, which means tracing all the places that the person may have been while infectious," Cody said.
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"Historically, infectious diseases radically impact military forces and can result in suspension or cancellation of military operations," four experts wrote in the medical journal Clinical Infectious Diseases in 2007.
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"The activity now is not at all unusual," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University who speaks on behalf of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases.
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"The prisons and detention centers are a fertile environment for any infectious diseases, especially such a highly infectious virus," Amr Magdi, a researcher for Human Rights Watch, told VICE News.
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Infectious diseases, including the flu, were the likely major causes of death prior to 1910, when an "epidemiological transition" occurred, moving away from infectious diseases and toward chronic diseases, Anderson explained.
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"It is a warning on the horizon," said Dr. Henry Chambers, an infectious diseases expert at the University of California San Francisco and member of the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
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"The patient is being cared for on our specialist infectious and tropical diseases unit, by highly trained staff who are experienced in dealing with a variety of infectious diseases," he said.
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All of the participants in USOC's Infectious Disease Advisory Group are doctors of medicine who have extensive experience dealing with infectious disease in patient populations that travel internationally, according to the USOC.
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"Infectious diseases in the history of humanity represent one of the most common causes of severe disease, disability, and mortality," says Mark Schleiss, a pediatric infectious diseases specialist at the University of Minnesota.
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The United States Olympic Committee announced on Friday that it will create an Infectious Disease Advisory Group to help identify and establish best practices regarding the mitigation, assessment and management of infectious disease.
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" Dr. James M. Musser, the head of pathology at the Houston Methodist Medical System, said, "Most people are not infectious if they have pneumonia, and being on antibiotics makes them even less infectious.
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It can also generate algal blooms and infectious disease outbreaks.
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He's a huge talent whose love of cars is infectious.
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So, Truffle, thank you so much for your infectious enthusiasm.
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And certainly Ms. Spalding plays with earthiness and infectious vim.
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We've seen emerging infectious diseases forever; we have them now.
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It's everything from terrorist threats, cyber threats, emerging infectious diseases.
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Measles is a deadly infectious disease that typically strikes children.
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He became famous for his infectious underdog story and earnestness.
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You know that cliché about people whose laugh is infectious?
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I think you can tell, and I think that's infectious.
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This includes work to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
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The shift from infectious to lifestyle diseases has been significant.
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Her unique mix of folk and danceable pop is infectious.
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They will become more infectious and spread the disease further.
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Since 2000, this has helped save millions from infectious diseases.
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But Barclays uses the ingenious parallel of an infectious disease.
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The sense that he was enjoying himself was pervasive, infectious.
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Riemser makes drugs to treat cancer, tuberculosis and infectious diseases.
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This was the infectious, democratic, shining glory of Pop art.
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The government is exposing its citizens to preventable infectious diseases.
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However, it is not infectious when the water when swallowed.
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But it is surprising quite how infectious they are proving.
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Many of these recent emergencies have been infectious disease outbreaks.
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Sylvatic plague is an infectious bacterial disease spread by fleas.
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In the case of infectious diseases the patterns are clear.
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Paul Ewald discusses this in "The Evolution of Infectious Disease".
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Mr. Lando played it with flinty sound and infectious exuberance.
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So should people worry about an outbreak of infectious cancer?
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Scientists say Ebola is extremely infectious but not extremely contagious.
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Ask an infectious disease specialist: Should I call in sick?
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"Tremendous infectious disease is pouring across the border," he said.
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They also urged her to see the infectious disease specialist.
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Tired of U.S. health officials studying deadly and infectious diseases?
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Their spirit is infectious and catchy — just like their music.
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Kenneth CroenWhite Plains, N.Y.The writer is an infectious diseases specialist.
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The current system is practically devised to spread infectious disease.
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What you need to know Districts have infectious disease protocols.
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Dr. Helen Y. Chu, an infectious disease expert in Seattle.
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There she met James Connor, a pediatric infectious disease doctor.
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Infectious diseases are moving into new areas and higher altitudes.
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Gettin' the Band Back Together is a warm, infectious delight.
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The reason that infectious disease is hard is pricing permissiveness.
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Some contracts even rule out infectious diseases as a scapegoat.
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"I don't believe the man was significantly infectious," Lt. Gov.
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She seemed anxious about our interaction, and it was infectious.
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But investment in infectious diseases is a far different story.
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They asked for help from neurology, cardiology and infectious diseases.
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The highly infectious virus quickly spread to 37 countries globally.
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There was a positive aura around him that was infectious.
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The band's pockets become only more infectious in live settings.
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Measles is among the most contagious of the infectious diseases.
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At the same briefing, Wang Guiqiang, director of the infectious disease department at the Beijing First Hospital, said initial appraisals of the coronavirus showed that its infectious period was longer than SARS and influenza.
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"They are making a really compelling, meticulous argument that is being increasingly accepted among infectious disease specialists," Paul Krogstad, an infectious disease and pediatric expert and pediatrician at the UCLA School of Medicine, told Gizmodo.
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And climate change is making future infectious pandemics not only more likely, by expanding the territories where disease-carrying mosquitoes thrive, but also making populations less able to combat the damage from an infectious pandemic.
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"If you were careless and caught an infectious virus like SARS, you'd have to undergo enclosed, isolated treatment, because it's an infectious illness," the officials were told to say, referring to the deadly respiratory disease.
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"Density of population is one factor that facilitates spread of infection," said Dr. Jeffrey Duchin, a professor of infectious diseases at the University of Washington and a fellow of the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
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Over the weekend, leading infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci, who is the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, said the current risk of coronavirus to the American public is low.
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Ivan Hung, chief of the Infectious Diseases Division at Hong Kong University, told CNN the SARS case was "very different and much more serious" owing to a highly infectious patient and the virus being airborne.
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The world is a better place because of these infectious smiles.
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When Joe Simpson speaks about the work, his enthusiasm is infectious.
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Necrotizing fasciitis is an infectious disease contracted via an infected wound.
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People want to be around folks with good and infectious energy.
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And infectious disease experts there foresee a potential public health emergency.
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Your laugh is infectious, so I don't want you to cry.
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But more were drawn to his infectious enthusiasm and boyish charm.
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Deaths from infectious diseases like influenza, pneumonia, and polio were plunging.
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It's also one of the most infectious diseases known to man.
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Glad my babies don't need to suffer through preventable infectious diseases.
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Their infectious joy is a high point in this dismal world.
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Let's walk through what we know about this emerging infectious disease.
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In fact, Anderson's iconic and infectious giggle comes from his mom.
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Such a talent, and a lovely guy, always smiling, infectious energy.
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Another theory is focused on a possible role for infectious agents.
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These are the conversations that make up Moselle's loose, infectious film.
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So that's kind of our nightmare, an infectious disease like that.
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Nearly half (46.7 percent) were found to harbor potentially infectious bacteria.
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His laugh was beyond infectious and his generosity was ever present.
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The result is a song that's raunchy, groovy, and downright infectious.
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I love Salman Rushdie—he's a genius with an infectious voice.
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With "Gee," Girls' Generation set the standard for infectious bubblegum bliss.
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Measles is a highly infectious disease transmitted through the measles virus.
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Had an infectious laugh, and she gave the most wonderful hugs.
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It is infectious because an infinitesimally small amount can cause illness.
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Tasmanian devils are now endangered due to an infectious face cancer.
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She's beyond thrilled to be there — and her enthusiasm is infectious.
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ROCKET scientists love their jargon, and it seems to be infectious.
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JOHAN S. BAKKEN President Infectious Diseases Society of America Duluth, Minn.
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The case was outlined in Emerging Infectious Diseases, a CDC journal.
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My parents would later tell me this laugh was quite infectious.
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It was utterly infectious, and I couldn't help but grin back.
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Krutika Kuppalli, MD is an infectious diseases physician at Stanford Healthcare.
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The president's disdain for truth and accountability is corrosive and infectious.
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The infectious partylike atmosphere is due to the young, spirited crowd.
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These emerging infectious diseases have become a hallmark of our age.
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Weill published these findings Wednesday in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases.
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The infectious disease can lead to pneumonia, hospitalizations or even death.
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The most common drugs in those shortages were for infectious diseases.
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Infectious disease is not the only concern as the Games approach.
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Einstein's childlike wonderment at the world is both refreshing and infectious.
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As a result, child malnutrition rates and infectious disease transmission increased.
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But the infectious, communal energy is an even more powerful motivator.
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Here's a look back at what happened during other infectious outbreaks.
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Few things are more frightening as a weapon than infectious diseases.
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UK police may detain "infectious" persons under new "emergency bill" proposals.
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Here's CNN's medical analyst and infectious disease specialist, Dr. Celine Gounder.
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You never sense the obsessive and infectious passion that drives him.
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And future infectious disease outbreaks may prove more difficult to control.
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"The rhythms in the second line are infectious," Mr. Blacc said.
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But he was right, and prophetic, and his confidence was infectious.
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But infectious disease experts warn that things could get much worse.
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I was going to do research on genomics of infectious disorders.
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These infectious particles cling to the hands of children playing outside.
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Until the 19th century, human life was dominated by infectious illness.
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More blood tests were ordered, and an infectious-disease specialist consulted.
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Dr. William Moss, an infectious disease pediatrician at Johns Hopkins, agrees.
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When it comes to infectious disease, health isn't individual; it's collective.
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Smallpox remains the only infectious disease to have been globally extinguished.
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But officials still don't know how infectious this particular virus is.
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And by "this," you mean — COVID-803, coronavirus infectious disease 2019.
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TB patients who are taking their antibiotics are usually not infectious.
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And by "this," you mean — COVID-50093, coronavirus infectious disease 50083.
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And by "this," you mean — COVID-1363, coronavirus infectious disease 2019.
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In Chile, Korea's infectious pop music has found an unusual foothold.
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An infectious disease pandemic could kill more people than nuclear war.
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Infectious diseases can occur at substantially different rates in different areas.
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You will feel more positive, and your attitude will be infectious.
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We found that at Rockefeller Center, the Christmas spirit was infectious.
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Dr. Asim Jani is an infectious disease physician at Orlando Health.
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Crowding in EDs can contribute to the spread of infectious diseases.
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Instead, most had developed airway irritations or other non-infectious conditions.
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At the Mafolie Hotel, the friendliness of the staff was infectious.
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Nearly 40 percent of the samples they collected had infectious virus.
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Voices: "Infectious disease is everywhere," a Border Patrol union leader said.
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Six experts are joining tonight: - Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases - Ron Klain, President Barack Obama's Ebola response coordinator - Dr. Craig Spencer, the American doctor who contracted Ebola while treating patients in Guinea - Dr. Mark Rupp, chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at the University of Nebraska Medical Center - Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, infectious diseases epidemiologist with the World Health Organization - Dr. Nathan Wolfe, virologist and infectious diseases expert Joining remotely will be a few patients infected with coronavirus.
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When we think about infectious disease transmission, we refer to the concept of RO (a term that indicates how contagious an infectious disease is) or how many people on average an individual transmits the virus to.
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But we also learned that, unlike SARS, patients become highly infectious before they become seriously ill, explaining at least in part why Covid-193 acts like a super-SARS, far more infectious than its vanquished cousin.
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Obese women were at a sevenfold higher risk for infectious diseases death compared to normal-weight women, while obese men were at a 2.3-fold higher risk of infectious diseases death compared to normal-weight men.
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Carl Henn, MPH, is an infectious disease specialist who has spent more than 30 years working as a global health expert in Africa and other regions to address AIDS, TB, malaria, Ebola and other infectious diseases.
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This indicates spread of the virus in Wuhan was likely happening months sooner, as early as October, Daniel Lucey, an infectious diseases physician and adjunct professor of infectious diseases at Georgetown University Medical Center, told Vox.
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What's next: Public health officials need to consider the entire travel experience when examining infectious transmissions, which makes it a real challenge, says Phyllis Kozarsky, Emory University's infectious disease expert who was not part of this study.
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"The CDC estimates that 6 out of every 10 known infectious diseases in people are spread from animals and 3 out of every 4 new or emerging infectious diseases in people are spread from animals," Pendley said.
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"We're emphasizing fever plus a notable lower respiratory tract symptom -- cough or trouble breathing," said infectious disease expert Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of preventative medicine and infectious disease at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville.
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The top U.S. infectious diseases expert, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci, said the country has recorded 2,226 case of the new coronavirus, but has not yet reached the peak of the outbreak.
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"I know the infectious-disease community and the public health community desire to do much more testing than is currently feasible," William Schaffner, an infectious-disease specialist at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, told Business Insider.
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The Pediatric Infectious Disease Society also stated its support during the hearing.
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" The statement continued: "Likewise, tremendous infectious disease is pouring across the border.
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The Friday feeling is infectious, and it spreads like a welcome disease.
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Recently, seven countries eliminated trachoma, the world's leading infectious cause of blindness.
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"I'm super duper with my supercomputer," goes the song's infectious, chanted refrain.
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Sean Paul Come for the infectious beat, stay for Queen Bey's abs.
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In a party situation, when somebody catches a vibe, it becomes infectious.
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Parasites and other infectious diseases can change body odor — including poop odor!
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"She had the most infectious laugh and personality," Miller told the Register.
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Five years ago, tuberculosis surpassed AIDS as the deadliest infectious disease worldwide.
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The controlled chaos at work here is infectious and cool as hell.
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The infectious disease swept South Korea in 2015 leading to 38 fatalities.
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Some observers have suggested mass hysteria, for example, or an infectious disease.
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I hope that energy passes through people and the fun is infectious.
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But the film's infectious and understated levity sidesteps parable's moralistic heavy-handedness.
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Apparently, no one is safe from the infectious hype of the lob.
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Declining infectious disease is a major factor behind progress against premature death.
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The research was presented at IDWeek, an infectious-disease conference, in October.
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Measles is so infectious, everybody thought that would be an impossible goal.
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It expects to expand into other cancers and infectious diseases later. Fitbod.
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We will miss her infectious laughter, joie de vivre, and free spirit.
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Upwards of one-third of the skeletons exhibited signs of infectious diseases.
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From Beatport to BBC Radio 1, you can't escape it's infectious charms.
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Greyscale is the infectious imaginary disease that's turns its victims into stone.
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Johan S. Bakken is president of the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
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Today I woke up thinking abt ur smile &how infectious it was.
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The infectious eye disorder Trachoma can also affect the cornea, causing blindness.
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When he dug it up three years later, it was still infectious.
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The brilliant new ideas, enthusiasm, optimism, work ethic, and ambition is infectious.
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You've heard of infectious laughter, but this is more like an epidemic.
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Her passion for other people's creative work and her own is infectious.
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The infectious, unbridled joy of the original comes courtesy of the dancing.
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Talking with you about the years ahead together, your excitement was infectious.
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Luckily, infectious disease expert Tara C. Smith, PhD, is on the case.
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Rwanda has made similar strides in curbing infectious diseases and infant mortality.
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IT OCCUPIES a strange place on the spectrum of infectious tropical diseases.
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We can draw from effective strategies used to address other infectious diseases.
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When addressing existing and emerging infectious diseases, time is of the essence.
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AN INFECTIOUS disease swept through musical Europe in the mid-19th century.
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Let's consider infectious illnesses — tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, chlamydia, syphilis, and the flu.
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A global infectious pandemic is highly likely in the years to come.
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It can ensure that an infectious disease does not become an epidemic.
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The vaccines with which people are familiar are those against infectious disease.
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Just one infectious person is able to infect over a dozen others.
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"He was an infectious person who touched so many people," Elliot said.
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With failed vaccination policies has come a re-emergence of infectious diseases.
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The flu is caused by an infectious virus that is highly contagious.
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The syndrome's cause is unknown, however, it often follows an infectious illness.
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There was a passion-project touch to it, and that was infectious.
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This requires specific testing to exclude certain infectious diseases prior to donation.
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Ebola Scientists often intervene during infectious outbreaks with vaccines and antiviral medications.
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Dealing with infectious disease is not new to the health care system.
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This an essential tool for combating infectious diseases and other collective threats.
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The man recovered after 20 days in the hospital's infectious disease unit.
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Scientists believe the infectious disease emerged in China's Hubei province last year.
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Her infectious smile lit up the room and drew people to her.
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And the understanding of germ theory reduced the spread of infectious diseases.
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Perhaps Mr. Parker's greatest contribution to wine writing was his infectious enthusiasm.
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"It is not unusual to have lots of infectious diseases," she said.
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"Brandon was so infectious in whoever he spoke to," Ms. Kilner said.
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Musk isn't a doctor, nor is he an expert on infectious diseases.
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Infectious diseases typically kill fast, while chronic ones have a longer course.
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Decriminalization also made it easier to fight infectious diseases and treat overdoses.
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"The whole country is at war against the infectious disease," he said.
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Infectious disease prevention, emergency preparedness and primary care made do with less.
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And so, tuberculosis remains the world's leading infectious disease killer, by far.
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Scabies, an itchy, highly infectious disease caused by mites, afflicted many Chinese.
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"They have to worry about infectious disease all the time," she said.
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You should continue these practices until the person is no longer infectious.
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Hospitals are erecting inflatable, sealed-off infectious disease tents on their grounds.
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Outbreaks of highly infectious diseases like Ebola have their own stringent protocols.
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I found that leadership is infectious in a positive and negative way.
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Tests for other infectious diseases can also fail to detect some cases.
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He was seen by specialists in infectious diseases, neurology, gastroenterology and psychiatry.
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Infectious disease specialists say people are taking aim at the wrong target.
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Infectious illnesses are believed to cause 15 percent of all deaths worldwide.
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He brings an energy and compassion to the race I found infectious.
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They argued that the virus was predisposing children to other infectious diseases.
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Mostly thought of as infectious agents, viruses are much more than that.
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In 1900, the largest cause of death, by far, was infectious disease.
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Flooded sewers are stoking fears of cholera, typhoid and other infectious diseases.
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Although everyone has mono once, chronic mono is a rare infectious disease.
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However, Congress has yet to finance a fund for infectious disease emergencies.
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It's hard to conceive a more efficient way to spread infectious disease.
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Squalid conditions like these create a perfect breeding ground for infectious disease.
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It is obvious why an infectious and often fatal virus concerns everyone.
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" She also had an "infectious laugh" similar to Betty from "The Flintstones.
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The teams praised her "infectious personality" in a statement following her death.
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William G. Powderly, MD, is president of Infectious Diseases Society of America.
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There's an infectious sense of fear and anxiety that's impossible to avoid.
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If the infectious disease keeps spreading, stocks are in trouble, she said.
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Since the 1980s, outbreaks of infectious diseases have more than tripled worldwide.
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"People can be infectious even before they start to have symptoms, but most of the time that they're going to be most infectious is going to be when they are sickest, especially if they're having fevers," he said.
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"These super-spreader events are very unique and fall out of the world of averages," says Michael Osterholm, an infectious disease expert and director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.
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The infectious lung disorder killed 1.5 million people in 2018, according to the World Health Organization, making it of the top 10 global causes of death and the leading cause from a single infectious agent -- even above HIV/AIDS.
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"It's possible, I guess, but I've always thought that that was a bit of a stretch," said infectious disease expert Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of preventative medicine and infectious disease at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville.
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She is a daughter of Dr. Maryland Pao and Dr. Steven M. Holland of Bethesda, Md. Her father, an infectious disease specialist and immunologist, is the scientific director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda.
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"This figure reflects that the Administration is prioritizing funding for infectious disease and emergency preparedness efforts at CDC, compared to non-infectious activities, like studying the health and safety risks of infrequent bathroom breaks for taxi drivers," they added.
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"Misdiagnosis is really common, even with medical personnel," said Dr. Mary Anne Jackson, the director of infectious disease and professor of pediatrics at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Mo., who works with the A.A.P. committee on infectious diseases.
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Throughout the panel, Crews' exuberance about his first foray into games proved infectious.
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In several pieces, Vandenbroucke dances on film, ecstatic, to an infectious techno pulse.
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She continues to lead the group with empowering confidence, grace, and infectious enthusiasm.
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In this case, Ganglioside GMI was responsible for triggering infectious replication and transmission.
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Her energy and spirit shone through and was infectious to everyone around her.
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Hygiene and living conditions like this creates a risk of spreading infectious disease.
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Just like newborn babies, very young animals are highly susceptible to infectious diseases.
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Lauren was described as an infectious presence with her warm smile and laugh.
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How could we possibly forget his infectious giggle every time he got poked?
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During that time, carriers can be infectious even when they don't display symptoms.
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The kids warm to him because that passion feels so authentic it's infectious.
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If winning is contagious, losing can be an even more infectious campaign disease.
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He's a bundle of energy, and that sort of thing can be infectious.
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He is predicting serious infectious disease explosions in California -- WATTERS: Oh, my God.
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Tuberculosis is the leading cause of death, after HIV, from an infectious disease.
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I love Hoda," he said, calling the television host "an infectious, beautiful soul.
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The infectious enthusiasm for camaraderie and harmony of the Games is unseen here.
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" ACHIEVA vice president Chris Schopf told the Post-Gazette, "Cecil's laugh was infectious.
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With its infectious rhythms cycling, I started up Garageband and liberated my fingers.
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"What I love about Nicole: She's a great dancer, infectious," Driver's Charlie starts.
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She is 70 but looks younger and radiates infectious energy on the stump.
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Imagine having a laugh so infectious, even animals join in on the fun.
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That's not new for infectious diseases, but it is new for this virus.
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As an infectious disease researcher, Tyndall notes, the trend lines almost defy logic.
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That's not new for infectious diseases, but it is new for this virus.
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It occurs among pigs and wild boar, and is not infectious for humans.
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Tron was described by his family as a man with an infectious laugh.
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Barron is an associate professor of infectious diseases at the University of Colorado.
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Guerrero isn't the only person to become victim to the song's infectious beat.
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That said, the U.S. must also think globally to adequately address infectious diseases.
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Founded in 2008, Kineta develops drugs for chronic pain, autoimmune and infectious diseases.
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An infectious case of the giggles rippled through the audience, and kept rippling.
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He is the vice president for the infectious-diseases global clinical development division.
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The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases told Hill.
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Child immunizations slowed, leaving children vulnerable to outbreaks of infectious diseases like measles.
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"Predators can really regulate infectious disease, and actually protect us," Dr. Buttke said.
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Warm, still floodwaters always serve as breeding grounds for infectious diseases and mosquitoes.
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Her case is reported this week in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases.
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Ali's giant smile is infectious, and his voice is supremely smooth and soothing.
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But the Hong Kong flu is an especially infectious strain of the virus.
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In infectious disease medicine, psychiatry and pediatrics, more than two-thirds are Democrats.
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The infectious agent they used ultimately led to the deaths of 6,053 Americans.
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This year alone, there will be more than 700,000 deaths from infectious diseases.
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The goal is to keep them from overdosing and to curb infectious diseases.
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That was when she unveiled her sly sense of humor and infectious giggle.
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And this commitment to design and to caring for the environment is infectious.
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Bd is highly infectious between animals, attacking their skin and causing catastrophic mortality.
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Overall, the death rate from infectious diseases dropped 18.7% over those 34 years.
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The best rooms are infectious celebrations of foods as backdrops and interactive spaces.
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As happened with Gosling, McKinnon cracks up her cast mates — and it's infectious.
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I enjoyed talking with these people, their enthusiasm for the game was infectious.
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Here, the art making and the art consuming is rowdy, irreverent, and infectious.
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"The energy out there in northern Virginia, across the entire commonwealth, is infectious."
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Vaccines are the best way to protect against infectious diseases like chicken pox.
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In China, two patients were diagnosed with the infectious disease earlier this month.
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The group's relief and happiness was so infectious that all the humans smiled.
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The woman was transported to Texas Center for Infectious Disease at 2 a.m.
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Most are academics and unsung practitioners with years of experience studying infectious diseases.
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My dad is an infectious-disease doctor, and my mom is in theater.
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The eyes, nose and mouth are essentially portals for infectious diseases to enter.
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This is the view of every well-informed infectious epidemiologist I know of.
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Gates has warned for years that infectious diseases are a major international threat.
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Kent Sepkowitz, an infectious disease specialist, breaks down what Germans are doing right.
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If she has the flu, she will be infectious for about a week.
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But once he takes off, Mr. Grigolo brings infectious swagger to the aria.
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Experts in infectious diseases say the vaccine is too valuable to be abandoned.
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Even their extreme xenophobia helps prevent them being wiped out by infectious diseases.
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"Climate change can alter how emerging infectious diseases will spread," Dr. Hartman said.
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Or the droplet nuclei land on an object or surface, making it infectious.
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There are already specialized, fit-for-purpose toolsets available for infectious disease outbreaks.
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Obviously they all also really, really, love power ballads - to an infectious degree.
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It begins with the recognition that infectious-disease doctors are overworked and underpaid.
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And it's very infectious and it seems to stick around quite a bit.
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"Reducing potential for transmission of any infectious disease is a positive," he said.
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This is an essential tool for combating infectious diseases and other collective threats.
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Yes, the Latino rapper/songwriter/producer/entrepreneur who makes those infectious dance tunes.
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Casadevall's op-ed reawakened the interest of infectious disease experts and other scientists.
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Two postmen working in northern Italy died from the infectious disease on Tuesday.
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Each visit felt as if I were running a gauntlet of infectious horrors.
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"It's sort of infectious, isn't it?" asked the designer, mostly rhetorically, and giggled.
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The affection he showed for them all was mutual and infectious, Hodge said.
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Like an infectious grenade, they can set off a sudden cluster of illnesses.
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JAPAN RAISES INFECTIOUS-DISEASE ADVISORY LEVEL FOR WUHAN, CHINA, TO 2 FROM 1
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Clean water, improved medicines and other innovations drastically reduced deaths from infectious diseases.
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Facebook&aposs business model has become infectious to other tech companies, he said.
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So far, ticks examined in the U.S. do not carry any infectious pathogens.
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The graph above shows how the new coronavirus compares with other infectious diseases.
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"Cap Dem" is an exemplar of his infectious flow and impeccable beat selection.
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But they're having such a high old time that their pleasure is infectious.
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And the optimism of those countering ineffective politicians and big business is infectious.
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They help keep Americans safe from infectious diseases before they reach our shores.
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"She was bubbly and laughing, and it was so infectious," Ms. Getty said.
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At the time, WHO officials said it was less infectious than the flu.
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A universal flu vaccine is a long-standing goal for infectious disease research.
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"Heidi was infectious," Cari Laughlin, a friend of Broussard's, told CNN affiliate KTRK.
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TB is the world's top infectious killer, taking 6900 million lives in 2628.
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The bride, 30, is an infectious diseases fellow at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia hospital.
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But vaccination rates have declined in recent years, according to infectious disease experts.
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Causes of death include treatable infectious diseases, nutritional causes, drowning, burns and injuries.
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The biggest area of need is probably in infectious disease prevention and treatment.
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"The infectious-disease community and the public-health community desire to do much more testing than is currently feasible," William Schaffner, an infectious-disease specialist at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Tennessee, told Business Insider on February 26.
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Stopping infectious diseases, preparing for epidemics Infectious diseases -- such as human immunodeficiency virus or HIV, tuberculosis, viral hepatitis and malaria, among others -- will kill an estimated 4 million people around the world this year, most of them poor, according to WHO.
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As one of the co-founders of BioAegis Therapeutics, a private clinical-stage biotechnology company involved in inflammation and infectious disease, I have a unique perspective on why health organizations are so ill-prepared to deal with infectious-disease outbreaks.
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The lessons infectious disease preparedness and response researchers like us are learning in Pakistan, during what's hopefully a final push against polio, will also apply elsewhere, as public health experts work to wipe out other infectious diseases around the world.
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"There's some sense that you can get some protection against some future cancers," said William Schaffner, professor of preventive medicine and infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, who is the ACIP liaison for the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases.
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Dr. Foy wrote about his experience in 2011 in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases.
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Moreover, transplant programs have developed processes to allow donation from those with infectious diseases.
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Lizzo's infectious energy gives the traditionally masculine podcast space a breath of fresh air.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus' giggle attacks were infectious while shooting the 'Seinfeld' Festivus-dinner episode
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Gendreau studies germiness while traveling, and he knows just how infectious travel can be.
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The chronic infectious disease can also cause problems to the respiratory tract and eyes.
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Then I thought, it's honest, humble, and has an infectious hook, and a banjo.
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Play Audiobook One of Amazon's most infectious subsidiaries is Audible, its audiobook distribution network.
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I know that probably sounds silly, but Thorp's endless vat of hope is infectious.
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Illustration: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIH)Ebola has once again resurfaced.
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We're the biggest spender on malaria and tuberculosis, and almost all the infectious diseases.
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Varejao finished a plus-123 in just seven minutes and his energy proved infectious.
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The infectious energy and electricity that this mission created was obvious to the public.
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Las Vegas (CNN)Flor Cardona is a bold, vivacious Latina, with an infectious laugh.
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"I know people that say it's a very infectious thing to do," she added.
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Of course, her signature powerhouse vocals are on full display in the infectious song.
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One example is Karius, which uses genomics and AI to advance infectious disease diagnostics.
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The first is that the absolute numbers of people with infectious diseases remains high.
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Dr. Park said neither the mother nor the baby in Hawaii is still infectious.
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Book Entry Adam Grant is a serious social scientist, master storyteller and infectious optimist.
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In 2014, for example, he co-founded Globavir, a seed-funded infectious disease company.
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The stories feel so much more intimate, and the emotions they evoke are infectious.
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There are many reasons underlying why resistance has emerged so widely among infectious microbes.
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Viruses don't need visas, and infectious diseases can hurt Americans' health and our economy.
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"Infectious agents travel around in humans many times within their incubation period," Heymann said.
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Her infectious attitude and passion for her work is as charming as it impressive.
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Food production will decrease, and changing disease vectors will create unpredictable infectious disease outbreaks.
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Kelly also allegedly exposed at least one minor victim to an infectious venereal disease.
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They have brought so many infectious diseases to heel and saved so many lives.
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The disappearance of this funding could leave poorer nations unequipped to contain infectious diseases.
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Keren Landman is a practicing physician who specializes in infectious diseases and public health.
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Dr. Steven Beutler has spent over 30 years practicing medicine, specializing in infectious diseases.
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It was an infectious way of thinking about chess, or about conflict in general.
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The passion and excitement that each one brings to the convention floor is infectious.
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The decision to eschew vaccination was criticized by some NGOs and infectious disease experts.
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The latest bit of infectious hype comes courtesy of a behind-the-scenes video.
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A similar effect can be produced by videos that feature other infectious, inappropriate sounds.
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Dr. Antonio Crespo is a member of the Infectious Disease Group at Orlando Health.
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The enthusiasm will be obvious and infectious and readers will fly through the pages.
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"And Joel's like, proper English, never spills anything," Goddard rejoins, with an infectious giggle.
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Is there a correlation between the severity of pneumonia and how infectious you are?
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So, is it that the worse your pneumonia is, the more infectious you are?
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I don't think there's a direct correlation between severity and how infectious you are.
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Vaccines are our primary tools to prevent infectious diseases and to reduce secondary infections.
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The latest research has made scientists wonder whether infectious tumors are actually more widespread.
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Infectious diseases disproportionally affected girls and young women for both sociocultural and biological reasons.
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You can read the notes from Mass General and the infectious disease specialist here.
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No pandemic infectious disease response has ever been successfully conducted by a single country.
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The Royal Free Hospital said in a statement that Pauline Cafferkey was not infectious.
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Dr. Demmler-Harrison, the infectious disease specialist, said she was "livid" about ACOG's decision.
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After all, almost two-thirds of infectious diseases are spread to humans from animals.
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Another 100 yards away on Island 3 sits the Contagious and Infectious Disease Hospital.
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The Food and Drug Administration requires that donor sperm be tested for infectious diseases.
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Her father is the chief of infectious diseases at Griffin Hospital in Derby, Conn.
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She has a broad, easy smile, a charming Brooklyn accent and an infectious laugh.
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My infectious disease doctor didn't want to put me on antibiotics the second time.
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And in the second season of the Netflix show, her wordsmith ways become infectious.
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Introduced European dogs may also have brought infectious diseases to which PCDs were susceptible.
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Science's stance is pretty clear: Infectious agents cannot be transmitted via toilet seat sitting.
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Infectious germs are spread most frequently by airborne "respiratory droplets" from sneezing and coughing.
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This was a particularly dubious choice given his history bungling an infectious disease outbreak.
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But it does offer clear lessons about human responses to outbreaks of infectious disease.
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This is how authorities routinely beat outbreaks — even of incredibly infectious diseases like measles.
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Since then Saphier has backtracked and emphasized the danger the highly-infectious virus poses.
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It's not only infectious but hard to kill: It wants to keep on living.
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We might write about farm animal welfare, or infectious disease in the developing world.
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And really, is his infectious energy that bad of a vision for our future?
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The virtuosity sets in early, soon to be followed by the infectious dance tune.
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After the operation, a new doctor, a specialist in infectious diseases, brought the results.
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Service A systematically embraced infectious diseases in the last decade of the Cold War.
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Kuppalli is vice chair of the Global Health Committee, Infectious Diseases Society of America.
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And the only way to do contact tracing is to know who's actually infectious.
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Broadly, the response to an infectious disease outbreak has two phases: containment and mitigation.
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The bodies of people with Ebola virus are still infectious a week after death.
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But other military hospitals have seen their own share of sudden mysterious infectious diseases.
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But other military hospitals have seen their own share of sudden mysterious infectious diseases.
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Looking for an album that has both infectious country ballads and industrial hardcore freakouts?
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I recently interviewed an infectious diseases Dr Sarah Logan from University College London Hospital.
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Doctors said publicly reporting infectious diseases and deaths is crucial to protecting public health.
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If, however, you think of violence as an infectious disease, your perspective may change.
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But the coronavirus is about three times as infectious as the flu, he said.
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Infectious is Trump's hard work to bring the whole country down to his level.
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Compared to infectious agents like bacteria and fungi, viruses are much smaller and simpler.
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Here, the fun is infectious, but the plague — you'll see a few victims — isn't.
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It will celebrate, perhaps, because the mood of a World Cup can be infectious.
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I also have two degrees in biology and I've worked in infectious disease facilities.
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How widespread are cases, how infectious is the disease and how fatal is it?
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Their laughs are very infectious and now I can't stop giggling at my desk.
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Health authorities say patients can be infectious even if they are not presenting symptoms.
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In the last century, at least 10 infectious diseases jumped from animals to people.
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In these societies, infectious diseases remain a major cause of death, especially in children.
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The hospitalists called in an infectious-disease specialist; they didn't want to miss anything.
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And when you can do that for someone else, that generosity quickly becomes infectious.
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Hyrum's smile is infectious [and] healing to those that serve him and love him.
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She has an infectious personality and smile and warmth and personality and true nature.
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Nature's furies — hurricanes, earthquakes, landslides, droughts, infectious diseases, you name it — may strike unpredictably.
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TB, now the leading infectious killer worldwide, takes over 1.5 million lives per year.
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But several infectious disease specialists say there's not enough data to support that conclusion.
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We made strides in preventing and treating infectious diseases like H.I.V./AIDS and tuberculosis.
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"It's always important to remember the history of infectious disease isn't over," she said.
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"The potential for infectious diseases like cholera is our biggest concern," Mr. James said.
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Elizabeth Warren put out an early plan for preventing the spread of infectious diseases.
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Researchers are still unsure exactly how the coronavirus spreads and how infectious it is.
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The head of the national institute for infectious diseases said their condition was good.
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Shiller notes that these narratives follow "epidemic curves" similar to outbreaks of infectious diseases.
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Polio is an infectious disease that can spread rapidly and mainly affects young children.
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Unfortunately what they seem to bring home most often is every seasonal infectious disease.
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Spurred on by younger generations, the movement is proving infectious, writes our Styles reporter.
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The projects seek to tackle cancer, infectious diseases and rare liver diseases, among others.
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Dr. Andrew Hale was the infectious-disease specialist in training assigned to the case.
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Historically, infectious diseases like 85033 influenza and smallpox have devastated populations when newly introduced.
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We know more about epidemic preparedness than ever, but preventable infectious disease outbreaks continue.
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MAT saves lives, lowers the risk of contracting infectious diseases, and may reduce recidivism.
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It took four minutes to fully deactivate the virus so that it wasn't infectious.
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"You can be infectious four days before you actually develop the rash," Barbot said.
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Peter Collignon is a professor of infectious diseases and microbiology at Australian National University.
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Infectious disease pathogens don't leave telltale marks on skeletons, either, according to the researchers.
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But infectious diseases need help to spread their misery: humans meeting humans, in person.
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And like a goofily infectious Monkees song, they will almost certainly make you smile.
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Their grisly deaths prompted him to drop infectious disease and focus on snake venom.
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This cartoon from Times Opinion tells the story of an infectious disease named Measles.
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If gyro scraps were infectious my dogs would be so sick all the time.
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Williamson explained that in order to catch a cold, you need to be exposed to an infectious agent, and although wet hair may make you chilly, it does not attract or make you more susceptible to infectious agents responsible for the common cold.
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Source: Johns Hopkins University Center for Systems Science and Engineering This means the virus could have been moving through Wuhan as early as October, Daniel Lucey, an infectious diseases physician and adjunct professor of infectious diseases at Georgetown University Medical Center, told Vox.
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Her Personality Is Infectious — Which Is Exactly What The Bachelorette Lead Needs Let's face it.
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Her quick and infectious laugh still resonates in the minds of all who knew her.
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This bacterium is pathogenic -- meaning that it is infectious to humans, causing the illness listeriosis.
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His passion for shoes is infectious and we talk for an hour about handmade shoes.
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The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases funded the study, known as HPTN 052.
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Yet I can't resist that Swiss mountain scenery, those infectious songs, the goddam bridge scene.
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The spirit of entrepreneurism in Brazil is as infectious as its natural resources are vast.
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Passion is infectious; if you really believe what you do, people will believe it, too.
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They concluded that some infectious diseases are probably thousands of years older than previously believed.
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A team of hematologists, nephrologists, infectious disease specialists and a general physician visited every morning.
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She was kind and also very funny, with an infectious smile and a delightful demeanor.
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In fact, the next emerging infectious disease is probably already out there, making people sick.
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Tuberculosis is the world's most lethal infectious disease, killing about 1.6 million people a year.
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Compensating for this will be $4.3 billion in funding set aside to fight infectious diseases.
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"This makes it formal," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University.
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To me, that energy is so infectious, and it's what makes our jobs so rewarding.
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WHEN it comes to infectious diseases, Ebola and Zika have hogged the headlines of late.
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This isn't to say that there is never any risk of infectious disease from migration.
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Flint First it was the water, now it's an outbreak of the infectious bacteria Shigellosis.
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The report also highlights the biggest risks to progress—namely, the control of infectious diseases.
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It could even be used to trace the origin of infectious diseases during an outbreak.
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She said "an infectious condition" could be a possible cause, but refused to get specific.
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"We had a lot of impetigo, and that's infectious and it does spread," Johnston said.
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All have been vaccinated against two widespread chicken-killers—Newcastle disease and infectious bursal disease.
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That's who she is, that's just her personality and it's unique and amazing and infectious.
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Other contributors to MS include environmental factors such as age, gender, infectious diseases, and geography.
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But it comes sharply back into relief when you're met with McLean's unbridled, infectious sincerity.
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University labs are only now diverting brain power away from infectious diseases to tackle opioids.
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The study is published online in the June issue of the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases.
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INFECTIOUS MADNESS: The Surprising Science of How We "Catch" Mental Illness, by Harriet A. Washington.
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Their effortless chemistry between them is infectious, and the glue that holds the looseness together.
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Image: Andy Wong/APThe leading cause of death worldwide isn't an infectious disease or cancer.
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Dengue is the world's fastest-growing infectious disease, afflicting hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
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He's radiant as Freddie, owning the singer's outlandish costumes and movements with an infectious zest.
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Cardi B's infectious style carries over to her newest single, and her fans are delighted.
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According to the results of a 2009 study published in Clinical Infectious Diseases, probably not.
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And it appears the infectious particles generated by breathing happen only with lower respiratory infections.
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Playboi Carti's "Magnolia" single is continuously spreading and for good reason: it's infectious as hell.
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Indeed, six out of every 85033 infectious diseases found in humans are spread by animals.
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" Compare the president-elect's words on illegal immigration: "Infectious disease" is "pouring across the border.
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A flu pandemic, according to the CDC, involves an outbreak of a new infectious virus.
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It was infectious, & Prince & The Revolution just looked like the coolest band 2 ever exist.
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"Michael's joy and passion were infectious to those who knew and loved him," she said.
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The energy onstage is infectious, wild celebrations from artists and listeners showcase camaraderie over competitiveness.
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Tech start-ups may have their platform effects; scale ups' success can be infectious, too.
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Syringe exchange was a response to reduce the spread of infectious diseases, and it worked.
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In recent years, treatment of childhood cancers, including lymphomas, and infectious diseases have advanced enormously.
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"It's an emergency in the making," said Naseem Salahuddin, an infectious disease doctor in Karachi.
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Well, my brother started out with their side project, Infectious Grooves, and then moved over.
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They were also effective against some infectious fungi, such as Candida, which causes skin infections.
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With vaccines, however, evidence shows that unvaccinated children may catch infectious diseases from vaccinated children.
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Guests at the celebration of life received a colorful program adorned with John's infectious smile.
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I left more than a little sweaty, but impressed by the club's infectious, welcoming atmosphere.
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The sicker people get, and the closer to the death, the more infectious they become.
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A person infected with Ebola takes two to 21 days to become infectious, he said.
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Hepatitis C is responsible for more deaths in this country than any other infectious disease.
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The problem was that they were using a potentially infectious bug to create the dots.
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But it's also because the bacteria that causes cavities, called caries, signify an infectious disease.
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Stephanie Kifowit to resign after she wished an infectious disease upon a GOP colleague's family.
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It is a federal facility, the nation's most important lab for combating infectious animal diseases.
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Next door to the Contagious and Infectious Disease Hospital is the chief of medicine's home.
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"This raises some interesting questions," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist in Tennessee.
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Doctors referred her to an infectious disease specialist, and Bryant was hospitalized for four days.
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Measles is extremely contagious Measles is unique among infectious diseases because it is exquisitely contagious.
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There are millions of cases of this common infectious illness in the US each year.
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But available evidence doesn't suggest an infectious disease is to blame, Arias told reporters Friday.
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"That would be like being mad at a virus for being infectious," says Mr. Krugman.
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Itineraries Terrorism, infectious disease, crime and plane accidents are typical worries when students travel abroad.
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The music is infectious and it helps make better pictures when you are a participant.
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As of now, this infectious outbreak has been isolated to 22019 states across the country.
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Spade and the Op were also such infectious characters that no dame could resist them.
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Tweaks to our DNA may play a role in reducing the risk for infectious diseases.
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Opener "Queens" is also a highlight, with its bright acoustic guitars and inescapably infectious chorus.
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Night School, a record packed with some of his most infectious, intense work to date.
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Why it matters: Other drug companies have been backing away from working on infectious diseases.
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New research shows that the non-infectious complications of urinary catheters are even more common.
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I want to be clear here—this person is awesome, and his attitude is infectious.
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The deal also offers new infectious disease capabilities to its customers in China, PerkinElmer said.
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Japan also raised its infectious disease advisory levels for parts of South Korea and Italy.
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Anne captures the openhearted, infectious confidence in justice that leads Gouges to refuse the offer.
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Julie L. GerberdingKenilworth, N.J.The writer, an infectious disease doctor, is chief patient officer at Merck.
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It also describes the bright spirit and infectious charisma that made Guthrie a folk hero.
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Never in our lifetime has there been an infectious disease threat as devastating to society.
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We already should be staying away from others when we know we could be infectious.
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Infectious disease is no different than a terrorist threat when it comes to perceived solutions.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and Rep.
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They will assault our women, they say, and they are carrying infectious diseases to boot.
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There is no clearer example of the harm caused by free riders than infectious diseases.
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Some New Orleans infectious disease experts, however, think this theory overlooks an equally plausible explanation.
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Zika is a scary infectious disease, there are questions that have not been fully answers.
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Officials are particularly worried because measles is among the most contagious of the infectious diseases.
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While you may continue to cough for weeks, Dr. Schaffner said you probably aren't infectious.
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After SARS, Chinese health officials built an infectious disease reporting system to evade political meddling.
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And here's some advice from infectious disease specialists about how to safely shop for groceries.
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For more than a week, the streets were awash with an infectious sort of hope.
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ALISON: I am a grad student at UC Berkeley in global health and infectious disease.
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UBS added a speaker: Dr. David Sidebottom, director of infectious disease at Lowell General Hospital.
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One infectious disease expert warned, in 2014, that Ebola might become highly transmissible by air.
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When it comes to infectious diseases, the world is as strong as the weakest link.
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He is an author on seven peer-reviewed academic papers on prevention and infectious disease.
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But even mild cases can be infectious, making it difficult to control the virus' spread.
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She called the office of Dr. David Bekhor, the infectious-disease specialist her doctor recommended.
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He referred the patient to Dr. Todd D. Turner, an infectious-disease specialist in Boulder.
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Gabriel Vilchez, the infectious-disease specialist in training, reviewed the chart and examined the patient.
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So how often do infectious-disease drugs that enter Phase 2 studies reach the market?
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But more recently, it's been harnessed to fight infectious diseases, including, now, the new coronavirus.
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The Forest Service is also working to update plans regarding infectious diseases and wildland fire.
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"Anne Frank died of an infectious disease in a crowded detention center," read the projection.
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Alessandro Vespignani is a researcher at Northeastern University who models the spread of infectious diseases.
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A pandemic framework allows for initial & ongoing assessments of how infectious & severe a pandemic is.
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He would slash money for biomedical research and programs to fight outbreaks of infectious disease.
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"We're regarding all these people as likely to be infectious at this point," Rupp said.
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As Strong pointed out, new infectious diseases disrupt our sense of order, trust, and stability.
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A day earlier, he was in Boston to see an infectious disease expert at Harvard.
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Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn.
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The infectious song was produced by a company based in Seoul, South Korea, in 2015.
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"People are curious about it and want to know more about infectious diseases," said Vaughn.
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ET. Lyme is an infectious disease that's spread by ticks carrying the Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria.
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Many of the most deadly superbugs aren't airborne, CDC infectious disease specialist Alexander Kallen explained.
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Petipa left out fouetté turns, so they rectify that omission; and their joy is infectious.
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Laughter is infectious, with comedy often relying on establishing a certain amount of common ground.
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"We are taking the same paradigm and applying it to infectious diseases," Mr. Cassidy said.
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Dr. Leong Hoe Nam is an infectious disease doctor at Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore.
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It also is investigating how long the virus can survive on surfaces and remain infectious.
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She focuses on surgery and infectious disease, and oversees a series on women in medicine.
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South Korea is now on its highest alert for infectious diseases after cases there spiked.
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He's been director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984.
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An infectious disease expert told Business Insider how hospitals could be impacted by the outbreak.
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At the time, World Health Organization officials said it was less infectious than the flu.
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Clearly, we need to revise our risk assessments for infectious diseases to reflect this trend.
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In 2017, it moved into oncology and infectious disease with a digital cancer chemotherapy pill.
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As a result, we do not know whether the man died from an infectious disease.
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The success of infectious disease programs demonstrates what's possible with the right focus and partnership.
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The practice puzzles infectious disease types, because swapping saliva clearly increases the risk of contagion.
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Online infringement was no longer a potentially infectious outbreak to be contained by stately processes.
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"Infectious diseases have no borders, and cholera is no different," spokeswoman Fadela Chaib told Reuters.
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Anthony Fauci, the NIH's infectious disease chief, said the shutdown means chaos for scientific researchers.
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That elevated speed is what makes K-pop music so dance-y and so infectious.
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Strep A is one of the world's top 10 causes of death from infectious diseases.
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He looks genuinely happy in training at Phuket Top Team, and his attitude is infectious.
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Hotez also favors the creation of a new funding agency to manage infectious disease emergencies.
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"INFECTIOUS DISEASE CLINIC" The words screamed at me in bold and in all black caps.
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"Requiring informed consent would add considerable time and expense to anticipated studies, potentially limiting the diversity of patient populations and the types of pathogens observed," the Infectious Diseases Society of America, the HIV Medicine Association, and the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society wrote in a comment.
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Barbara Murray M.D. is the J. Ralph Meadows Professor of Medicine and director of the Infectious Diseases Division at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center at Houston, Chair of the Infectious Diseases Society of America's Antimicrobial Resistance Committee and former President of IDSA.
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Dr. Joseph Kam, an honorary clinical associate professor at the Stanley Ho Centre for Emerging Infectious Diseases, told CNN that there are strict rules for storing highly infectious diseases but added that an explosion could lead to a virus spreading and infecting those nearby.
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"You can be infectious for a few days, sometimes for even a few weeks," she said.
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Infectious-disease specialists caution that Brazil's testing methods are outdated and may miss many Zika cases.
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Officials quietly asked for confirmation from top health experts that Ms. Pham was no longer infectious.
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Sita Awasthi, a professor in the infectious disease division at the University of Pennsylvania, was doubtful.
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His love of jazz is infectious and whenever he plays he makes you feel very happy.
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It has Destiny's Child's original arse anthem "Bootylicious" next to D12's slurring, infectious "Purple Pills".
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Measles is a highly infectious disease that can be spread with a simple cough or sneeze.
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He is an infectious disease doctor, which I know because he tells me every few minutes.
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Facebook is trying to use its hoards of data to combat the spread of infectious diseases.
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Eggo, who models the transmission and patterns of infectious diseases, was not involved in the study.
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"Michael's joy and passion were infectious to those who knew and loved him," the statement continued.
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San Antonio news outlet KSAT reported that witnesses were concerned the baboons were carrying infectious disease.
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HIV should be treated like all other serious infectious diseases, and that's what SB 239 does.
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Greyscale: an often fatal but always infectious disease that causes the skin to turn stone-like.
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His self-belief, which is hardly unusual by the standards of a wealthy Californian, is infectious.
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Cattle, sheep and goats often die after floods because infectious diseases increase and vegetation becomes toxic.
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" A mother who knew Roche told The Daily News that Roche had "a wonderful, infectious personality.
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People ingest the infectious virions, which grow in the small intestine before being expelled in feces.
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He is an infectious disease doctor at UC San Francisco not the University of San Francisco.
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The FWC said it's testing for infectious diseases, nutritional deficiencies and potential toxins — including rat pesticide.
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Adrienne Jones was a pretty, popular sophomore with an infectious laugh and bubbly sense of humor.
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It's stayed active on HIV/AIDS and other infectious disease issues, and has notched similar wins.
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Infectious disease specialists and scientists say the virus may be more contagious than current data shows.
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Infectious disease specialists and scientists say the virus may be more contagious than current data shows.
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And she was super, super sick; got a very, very bad infectious disease from the hospital.
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Its goal is to be involved in treatments for infectious diseases, immuno-oncology and rare diseases.
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"Our findings here are significant," said Dr. Jennifer Cope, an infectious disease physician at the CDC.
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The infectious disease is treatable but without proper antibiotics it can have a 90% mortality rate.
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Instead they are allowed to work while being given free treatment, which makes them less infectious.
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And under the threat of a potentially costly infectious disease, Denmark is building a border wall.
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"We didn't think she'd make it," says Rosa Velasquez, an infectious-disease specialist at the hospital.
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She genuinely cared about the people she loved, and her positive outlook on life was infectious.
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Measles is a super infectious virus that spreads through coughing and sneezing, according to the CDC.
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My host soon appears: Edsel Salvaña, a clinical associate professor of infectious diseases at the hospital.
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The four-piece are super young (early twenties) and super cute, and their energy was infectious.
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The two had a dance-off to T.I's "Bring Em Out," and the chemistry is infectious.
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At least when we look back, we can bob our heads to these infectious, uplifting beats.
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A woman with a huge heart, infectious smile and a zest for life has left us.
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He was the reason why they loved the game, so many said; his joy was infectious.
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The highly-infectious disease can be fatal or cause hearing loss and mental disorders in children.
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Other Irritation "Non-infectious causes also greatly contribute to many cases of vaginal itching," Midcalf explains.
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Tuberculosis-like infectious lesions have been found on a Homo erectus fossil from 266,2360 years ago.
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She was always kind and full of an energy that was infectious to those around her.
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The pair had end-to-end smiles on their faces throughout, and their energy was infectious.
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This raises the risk of infectious bites, Climate Central, a nonprofit news organization, reported this week.
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The public's concerns are a striking example of the need to rapidly combat emerging infectious diseases.
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But they also found infectious flu virus in eight of the 23 samples without any coughing.
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But the reality is, no space is safe when it has an underlying and infectious cancer.
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"Traditionally the focus has been on communicable (infectious) disease and maternal and child care," says Roberts.
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A devastating combination of increasing human numbers, habitat destruction, poaching and infectious disease severely endangers chimpanzees.
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However, panic is not, and can distract people from threats posed by even deadlier infectious diseases.
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Swine fever is often deadly for pigs and wild boars, but is not infectious for humans.
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Rubins, a cancer and infectious diseases researcher, plans to attempt the first DNA sequencing in orbit.
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The behavior of the tigress might also have been altered by an infectious disease, he noted.
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Her enthusiasm was infectious; even big brother George joined her in on the royal balloon inspection.
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At the same time, mosquito-borne infectious diseases like Zika can reemerge as the weather warms.
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They're two of the most infectious songs Carti's ever released, due in part to Bourne's production.
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This is not a good approach to infectious disease care, where time is of the essence.
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Because an infinitesimally small amount of the virus can cause illness, it is considered extremely infectious.
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Katharine Walter is a postdoctoral research fellow in infectious diseases at Stanford University and a writer.
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The findings were presented at an infectious disease meeting in New Orleans known as ID Week.
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NTDs are a group of debilitating, sometimes fatal, infectious diseases transmitted by flies, mosquitoes, and worms.
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So far, gene drive research has focused largely on mosquitoes that transmit infectious diseases to humans.
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Congress can help achieve these goals by re-authorizing and appropriating investment in infectious disease preparedness.
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Second, it won't permit the routine use of the antibiotics to prevent infectious diseases in herds.
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The highly infectious viral disease spreads from person to person and through contaminated food and water.
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Clinical trials have shown these risks are far outweighed by those associated with the infectious disease.
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Even a highly infectious disease like measles simply cannot spread when herd immunity has been achieved.
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The process is thought to go awry in cancer, infectious diseases, immunological diseases and neurodegenerative disorders.
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At one point we had a pair on each side — and their bubbling effervescence proved infectious.
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Her enthusiasm is infectious, and she without question is the top 'get' in terms of volunteers.
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The New Health Care A century ago, the top three causes of death were infectious diseases.
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But there are other infectious forms: scrapie in sheep, kuru and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in humans.
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One was Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas, where Murray also ran the infectious-diseases department.
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It's a killer, infectious mix of 60s Memphis soul, contemporary hip-hop, and 70s bongo smashers.
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While tracks like "Fantasynth" are upbeat and infectious, "CYN" hisses with static interference and threatens trouble.
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In nature, a few species are unlucky enough to have infectious cancer as an everyday threat.
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Just listen to him play that infectious guitar riff or freak out on that groovy bass.
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Most of the songs feel more like Top 40 pop than show tunes, and they're infectious.
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Furthermore, the infectious dosage of pathogens for each of us will vary based on your immunity.
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It would have been boring if his energy wasn't so infectious; there just weren't any surprises.
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The earth still revolves around the sun, life evolves and infectious epidemics continue to threaten humankind.
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CDC dollars support communities in 50 states to detect, track and respond to infectious disease threats.
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Finally, the team sent her home, telling her to check back with the infectious disease specialist.
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Hepatitis C is associated with more deaths than the other top 60 reportable infectious diseases combined.
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As a nurse and clinical program coordinator, Ms. Benner regularly practices how to treat infectious diseases.
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Benjamin J. Cowling is a professor of infectious disease epidemiology at the University of Hong Kong.
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With significant uncertainty remaining, we should be throwing everything we have at this highly infectious disease.
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"The CDC's infectious disease control board actually has a number of conflicts of interests," he argued.
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This will kill infectious microbes like, but it won't go that extra mile of removing grubbiness.
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Gates' philanthropic organization, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, has long focused on fighting infectious diseases.
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In other words, it identifies those individuals who are potentially infectious and need to be isolated.
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To find out, I called Kristen Ehresmann, director for infectious diseases at Minnesota's Department of Health.
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" Ms. Grossan, who is taking her husband's last name, praised his accomplishments and his "infectious warmth.
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Navy officials have acknowledged the dangers that ships pose during an outbreak of an infectious disease.
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Officials were worried even before the outbreak of the spread of infectious diseases within the camps.
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" Playing off that film's infectious theme song, the clip promises, "Everything is more awesome in space.
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Beneath the infectious silliness of her play's adopted genre, the ugly question of internalized racism lurks.
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It was infectious, and the kind of masterly display of choreography not seen since Backstreet's Back.
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An outbreak in 2000 led to meningitis infections in nine European countries, Emerging Infectious Diseases reports.
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Ebola, a highly infectious disease that causes hemorrhaging, fever, bloody vomiting and diarrhea, has five subtypes.
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It's also a simulation — one run by Dr. Syra Madad, who works in infectious disease preparedness.
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It's also worth noting, again, that Musk is neither an epidemiologist nor an infectious disease expert.
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They must also check in with U.S. government infectious disease experts, scientists and health care leaders.
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Instead the savior was a microscopic infectious virus for which the mighty aliens have no immunity.
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Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told Congress on Mar.
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Back then there was less information about how it was spreading and how infectious it was.
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But if you think of violence as an infectious disease, your perspective may change, he writes.
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None of these statements are backed by science or infectious disease experts within his own administration.
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ProMED, the Program for Monitoring Emerging Diseases, is overseen by the International Society for Infectious Diseases.
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According to experts on infectious disease and disaster preparedness, frantic stockpiling is not necessary or useful.
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She referred him to an infectious-disease doctor who prescribed the recommended five days of Albendazole.
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It was a particular passion of a now retired infectious disease specialist there, Dr. Phil Smith.
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But while infectious optimism is visible everywhere in Western Europe, the East has remained conspicuously unenthusiastic.
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Health officials said Thursday that they still don't know whether the virus is infectious before symptoms.
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Many infectious disease experts say they hope the leaders in Beijing learn from Dr. Li's death.
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In the last 50 years, at least 10 infectious diseases have jumped from animals to people.
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To some extent, Bonnell's experience validates the vague liberal concern that infectious ideas are spreading online.
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He's in stable condition, said Dr. George Diaz, the man's physician and an infectious disease expert.
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The group aims to to speed up the testing and deployment of vaccines for infectious diseases.
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There's a complex international network in place at all times, combating the spread of infectious diseases.
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By the numbers: The infectious disease can be prevented with two doses of measles-containing vaccine.
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Like most of D.R.A.M.'s music, it was infectious, mildly humorous and easy to latch onto.
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In these cases, everyone went home knowing that the kids were protected against serious infectious diseases.
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Here's a list of some of the most concerning infectious diseases in the U.S. right now.
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Today, it's the world's number one infectious disease killer, particularly in the most resource-strapped countries.
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She conveys an infectious enthusiasm for her craft and profession -- digging deep and reporting the news.
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SFTS, or severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome, is an emerging infectious disease that can be fatal.
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Typical of its genre, this celebratory documentary balances infomercial tendencies with potent nostalgia and infectious music.
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This doomsday scenario has soured the outlook for all infectious-disease treatments, both viral and bacterial.
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In the world beyond the bulkheads, the vulnerable always see a disproportionate burden of infectious disease.
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The spread of information about emerging infectious diseases needs to keep up with that new reality.
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I worked in a DNA virus lab for a time and considered going into infectious diseases.
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He is also a board-certified in infectious disease, critical care, emergency medicine, and internal medicine.
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Healthcare workers need masks to protect themselves from the infectious germs they're exposed to in hospitals.
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For context, the life sciences startup leverages AI to detect infectious diseases in patients' blood samples.
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This will increase the risk of famine and the rise of disease and other infectious diseases.
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There has been some work looking into the risk of acquiring infectious diseases through air travel.
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Right now, infectious disease experts are outlining three broad scenarios for the future of this outbreak.
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"It's been a bad season already," added Dr. Adam Ratner, another NYU pediatric infectious disease physician.
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However, other infectious disease experts say the ultimate culprit is more likely to be the bat.
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The unpredictable weather patterns stimulated by climate change affect infectious diseases, as well as chronic ones.
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Developing an effective vaccine against tuberculosis, the world's deadliest infectious disease, has been elusive for decades.
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The group said its deal for an alliance with Sanofi on infectious disease treatment had closed.
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Weber's family also issued a statement through the page, recalling his bright eyes and "infectious" smile.
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It's understandable that — until recently — most health systems in the region were focused on infectious diseases.
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People with measles are infectious from four days before to four days after the rash appears.
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Long-term efforts were required, such as against other infectious diseases including malaria and dengue fever.
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They continue to struggle with providing basic primary health services while also addressing the infectious diseases.
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He is joined by three formidable artists who all demonstrate infectious affinity for this profound music.
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If the infectious disease, recently named COVID-13, keeps spreading, stocks are in trouble, she said.
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Listen: The bright, infectious instrumentation of Harry Nilsson's "Gotta Get Up" belies the melancholy, wistful lyrics.
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Baby Shark: A version of the infectious children's song made the Billboard Hot 100 this week.
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By the very nature of their work, they are exposed to a range of infectious diseases.
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Couldn't that same infectious sense of community be coaxed out of an audience in a theater?
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Sorel's infectious spirit and unmatched influence over the king inevitably spilled over to the public eye.
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These are the questions, simultaneously simple and exceedingly complex, that fuel McKay's infectious brand of curiosity.
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We have learned to transplant organs, eradicate infectious diseases, and pinpoint the genetic roots of illnesses.
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Next year's vaccine should be better Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University and medical director of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases, said that "preliminary assessments" of the vaccine showed it to be "substantially better" against the H1N1 strain than the H3N2 strain.
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Complicating control is that people can be infectious before they know they have drug-resistant TB. "We know people transmit (the disease) for weeks or months before they come for a diagnosis," said Gandhi, an associate professor of epidemiology, global health and infectious diseases at Emory.
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