It's a viral infection that causes pigs to hemorrhage internally.
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HCV is a viral infection that causes inflammation of the liver.
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Even if exposed, most women will clear the viral infection naturally.
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But he seemed to be having one viral infection after another.
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So how do you model the spread of a viral infection?
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The viral infection, also known as varicella, causes an itchy blistering rash.
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A viral infection, reportedly meningitis, had ravaged key parts of the roster.
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Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral infection found in tropical countries worldwide.
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Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral infection found in tropical countries worldwide.
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I know it's hard since we're, um, both against national viral infection.
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Some patients are being misdiagnosed as having bronchitis or a viral infection.
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It is also still passed from animal, as a typical viral infection.
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Signs of viral infection were seen in all the placentas and fetuses.
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How might a viral infection affect the brain in a growing fetus?
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Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart usually caused by a viral infection.
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When a bacterium is killed by a viral infection, its cell wall explodes.
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This makes it easier for people to contract a bacterial or viral infection.
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Seattle SS Ketel Marte (viral infection) sat out for the second straight game.
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Again, those results were nearly reversed in mice suffering from a viral infection.
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Experts in both places say the conditions are associated with a viral infection.
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Powassan, a rare viral infection, has shown up in Maine and New Jersey.
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Polio is a viral infection that lives inside a person's throat and intestines.
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Other patients report they noticed a new allergy after getting a viral infection.
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AFM can develop from a viral infection, although its exact cause is unknown.
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The illness may be dengue fever, a viral infection common in the surrounding slum.
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Meanwhile, myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart usually caused by a viral infection.
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Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral infection that in unusual cases can be fatal.
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We know that the flu is a viral infection caused by the influenza virus.
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Since mono is a viral infection, antibiotics are not necessary and should be stopped.
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The viral infection can cause pneumonia and can be passed from person to person.
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They required ventilator-assisted breathing for respiratory problems before getting sick with the viral infection.
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He overcame the cancer, but then was recently hospitalized with pneumonia and a viral infection.
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There were calcium deposits in the developing baby's brain, a possible sign of viral infection.
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Symptoms include fever, coughing and difficulty in breathing, and the viral infection can cause pneumonia.
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Hepatitis C is a viral infection that causes liver inflammation, sometimes leading to serious damage.
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He now believes what he saw back in 2006 was some sort of emerging viral infection.
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And not every child has had an obvious or identifiable viral infection prior to getting sick.
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I suspect it's a viral infection and my boss tells me to go to the doctor.
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He overcame the cancer but was recently hospitalized in Missouri with pneumonia and a viral infection.
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Dilated cardiomyopathy can occasionally be caused by myocarditis, a viral infection that impairs heart-muscle function.
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OF Matt Holliday was placed on the 10-day disabled list Wednesday with a viral infection.
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Monkeypox is a rare viral infection that does not usually spread easily from person to person.
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F Jiri Hudler missed his seventh game Saturday as he continues to battle a viral infection.
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When the lungs encounter a viral infection, the organ will start to seal the virus off.
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The buildup of mucus makes it harder to get rid of a viral infection (like coronavirus).
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He retired from medicine four years ago after a viral infection resulted in a heart condition.
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Since the start of February, over 20,000 new people developed confirmed cases of the viral infection.
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Measles is a highly contagious respiratory viral infection most frequently associated with fever, cough and rash.
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It was clear that his brain was inflamed, but there was no bacterial or viral infection.
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Polio is a viral infection that attacks the nervous system and can cause irreversible paralysis within hours.
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There, doctors said Anderson was suffering from myocarditis, or an inflamed heart caused by a viral infection.
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Adenovirus is a viral infection, so antibiotics are useless because these drugs can only treat bacterial infections.
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CMV is the most common congenital viral infection and the leading nongenetic cause of deafness in children.
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Plantar warts are caused by a viral infection of the skin, commonly on the hands or feet.
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No antibiotics are effective against coronavirus because the disease is a viral infection, not a bacterial infection.
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It can be triggered by a viral infection, resulting in continuing or recurring immunological and neurological dysfunction.
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Measles is a highly infectious viral infection that can cause everything from a red trash to brain inflammation.
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Most AFM patients had a mild respiratory illness or fever consistent with a viral infection before developing AFM.
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You may see increased risk of viral infection, or bacterial infection, from the inhibition of the immune system.
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In this disorder, the pericardium is injured — usually by a viral infection — and as it heals, it shrinks.
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It&aposs flu season and the viral infection has already cost one 4-year-old girl her sight.
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No matter how many times he was tested, doctors found no sign of a bacterial or viral infection.
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Of course, horrific viral infection-carriers aren't always visible to the naked eye (or feelable by the naked ass).
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Norovirus, also known as the "winter stomach bug," is a highly contagious viral infection that causes diarrhea and vomiting.
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They also carry the further risk of transmitting a viral infection to other countries as passengers embark and disembark.
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People in the state were also at threat from Japanese encephalitis, a mosquito-borne viral infection, government officials said.
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The most well-known ones are the dry cough, fever, and shortness of breath that signal a viral infection.
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I think if there are enough cases of any viral infection, you will find a few of those outliers.
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It's unclear exactly what causes Bell's palsy, but Dr. Zwerling says that it can be associated with a viral infection.
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Researchers now wonder if the same applies to pudgy young humans unnecessarily dosed up for every viral infection they acquire.
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Blaming an "extreme viral infection," she canceled a March 30 performance with Mr. Feinstein a few days before the event.
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Some studies have hinted that viral infection during fetal development can raise a child's risk of developing autism or schizophrenia.
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A viral infection, dengue causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes.
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I am a potential link in a chain that might kill someone more vulnerable than me to a viral infection.
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Myocarditis is often due to a viral infection, but the doctors wanted to make sure they didn't miss anything treatable.
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The mosquito-borne viral infection causes flu-like symptoms and can be fatal if it develops into severe hemorrhagic form.
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Measles is a highly contagious viral infection that causes respiratory symptoms and a rash, but it is preventable with a vaccine.
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Measles is a viral infection that causes high fever, a red rash, and, in more serious cases, blindness or brain inflammation.
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The exact cause of the illness is unknown, though scientists think it is most likely the result of a viral infection.
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Zika is a viral infection carried from person to person by Aedes aegypti, which also transmits dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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LHP Jayson Aquino was not available for the Orioles for a second straight game on Thursday due to a viral infection.
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Additionally, 212 of the 421 have been hospitalized as a result of the viral infection, which causes inflammation of the liver.
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However, Orrana died May 30, 2015, at the age of 54, in part from a viral infection that reached her brain.
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Why is a pretty routine viral infection that results in few to no symptoms in many patients such a big deal?
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The common cold is a viral infection of your nose and throat that can be caused by many different types of viruses.
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DH Matt Holliday (viral infection) took a few rounds of early batting practice Friday but was not activated from the disabled list.
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To stem the spread of the viral infection, the health department ordered that unvaccinated children be barred from attending after-school activities.
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A mosquito-borne viral infection, dengue causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes.
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Baltimore 1B Chris Davis missed the first two games of a series with a viral infection and hopes to play Wednesday. 2.
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Dengue is a viral infection transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, the same insect responsible for spreading Zika, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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"In retrospect, that coughing episode looks more like a possible viral infection," Dr. Schaffner said, noting that on the campaign trail, Mrs.
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HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a life-long viral infection that attacks the body's immune system and can have significant health consequences.
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People who have had chickenpox are at risk of contracting shingles, a viral infection that can lead to vision loss, as adults.
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A 2008 European study published by Environmental Health Perspectives concluded that sunscreen promotes viral infection in corals that can lead to bleaching.
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The UC Davis patient was transferred from another California hospital February 19 with a suspected viral infection, the university hospital's letter said.
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The summer is winding down for many in the U.S., but this rare viral infection spread by mosquitoes is still claiming lives.
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How do you prove the benefit of a vaccine in a population where most people have become naturally immune through viral infection?
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McCain was admitted last week to Walter Reed Medical Center, where he was treated for a viral infection stemming from his cancer treatment.
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" According to the Mayo Clinic, mumps is "a viral infection that primarily affects saliva-producing (salivary) glands that are located near your ears.
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The virus also seemed to turn off the genes needed to fight off viral infection, causing many of the stem cells to die.
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Hepatitis A is a viral infection of the liver that is commonly spread when people eat or drink something contaminated with fecal matter.
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The opioid crisis and an increase in illicit drug use have fueled a resurgence of hepatitis C, a viral infection of the liver.
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There's no evidence that such a concoction actually fights off viral infection, and there is currently no vaccine to prevent the novel coronavirus.
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And most importantly, expanded telehealth services reduce human-to-human contact for patients and providers, thus mitigating their exposure to possible viral infection.
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The viral infection influenza attacks your nose, throat, and lungs, and can leave you with a fever, headaches, and chills, Mayo Clinic says.
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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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Some scientists believe that the "London patient" has been effectively cured of the viral infection, which affects close to 37 million people worldwide.
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Yankees DH Matt Holliday, who last played on June 24 due to a viral infection, is expected back in the lineup Friday. 2.
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Hepatitis B, a viral infection that attacks the liver, is spread by contact with the blood or bodily fluids of an infected person.
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A VICE News investigation published Monday found that Mariee entered the center healthy, and was first diagnosed with a viral infection while inside.
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"Senator McCain has responded well to treatment he received at Walter Reed Medical Center for a viral infection and continues to improve," Gilbert said.
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Acute flaccid myelitis is not spread person-to-person like polio, but instead seems to only happen in certain people after a viral infection.
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What we do not know: the exact cause of the illness, though scientists think it is most likely the result of a viral infection.
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In August, airline officials warned several passengers on four flights that an individual with the measles may have spread the viral infection to them.
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This includes in a medical setting, such as prescribing an antibiotic for someone who doesn't need it, like a patient with a viral infection.
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Company: MeMed DiagnosisTotal raised: $101 millionMeMed has developed a technology that can instantly tell if a person's illness is a viral infection or bacterial.
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The polio-like illness causing paralysis that struck 236 children last year may have been caused by a viral infection, a new study found.
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Various platelet disorders can also result in heavy menstruation, including immune thrombocytopenia, or ITP, a platelet deficiency that can occur after a viral infection.
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Initial symptoms of the Wuhan coronavirus include fever and coughing -- which are also common flu symptoms, a viral infection prevalent in the winter months.
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Here is some basic information from the Mayo Clinic: The common cold is a viral infection of your nose and throat (upper respiratory tract).
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And finally, the Willowbrook study intentionally exposed mentally disabled children to hepatitis A in an attempt to track the development of the viral infection.
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NOTES: DH Matt Holliday (viral infection) took early batting practice and will play two games at designated hitter in a minor league rehab assignment.
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The common cold — often called a head cold, chest cold, or just "a cold" — is an acute viral infection in the throat and nasal passages.
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It's reportedly the largest outbreak of the viral infection to hit North Carolina in some 23 years, or since the vaccine became available in 1995.
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That can help make sure, for instance, that antibacterial drugs are not used needlessly to treat a viral infection, for which they would not work.
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The race is underway to find a vaccine that can control African swine fever, a highly contagious and deadly viral infection ravaging China's hog population.
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These tolls are similar to those caused by measles - a viral infection that can be prevented with a vaccine - and far greater than dengue fever.
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The viral infection can also trigger Guillain-Barré, a disorder in which the body's immune system attacks nerves, leading to potential paralysis and even death.
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But Anisimova withdrew from her doubles match on Friday with a viral infection, which could prove a factor in her ability to seize the day.
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On December 31, she told Jade's parents her specific diagnosis: acute necrotizing encephalopathy, or ANE, a type of encephalopathy usually caused by a viral infection.
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Monkeypox is a rare viral infection that typically only leads to mild illness and does not spread easily between people, according to Public Health England.
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"Senator McCain has responded well to treatment he received at Walter Reed Medical Center for a viral infection and continues to improve," Dr. Gilbert said.
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There is no cure for HIV (human immunodeficiency virus), the life-long viral infection that attacks the body's immune system and can have significant health consequences.
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A Southwest Airlines passenger who took four flights in two days and was later diagnosed with measles may have spread the viral infection to fellow fliers.
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Some are calling the condition "polio-like" because it can cause paralysis, but it is unlike that highly contagious viral infection in many ways, said Ehresmann.
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He said Pip was house sitting for a friend in a small village in Mexico when she contracted the mosquito-borne viral infection and fell ill.
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If your friend contracts a viral infection like herpes simplex virus, or cold sores, that could mean huge trouble for his skin every time he exfoliates.
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The flu shot contains an inactive dose of the influenza virus, which prompts the immune system to create antibodies to fight off the potentially deadly viral infection.
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They are MeMed Diagnosis a company that has developed a test that can instantly determine if an illness is a viral infection or a bacterial infection testing.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health warned the public on Friday that anyone who visited the airport on October 2 and 3 could have contracted the viral infection.
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However, he thought he was fighting off a viral infection and he continued to go to work that week because he didn't want to take time off.
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Although some historians have attributed her disabilities to a lack of oxygen at birth, Dr. Torrey believes that viral infection in utero is "the most likely" explanation.
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"In the majority of cases we don't identify any specific cause of Bell's palsy, although it's presumed it may be associated with a viral infection," he says.
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Another patient who illustrates the importance of the legislation is Josh Hardy, a Fredericksburg, Va., cancer sufferer who contracted a viral infection after a bone marrow transplant.
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The study looked at visits for 11 different types of "low-acuity" conditions, including urinary tract infections, sinusitis, flu, upper respiratory infections, bronchitis and unspecified viral infection.
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In the new Korean horror film Gokseong (The Wailing), a ghost, a demon, a shaman, and a zombie-like viral infection have invaded a remote mountain village.
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He said that singers are no more at risk for laryngitis caused by a viral infection than the general public and that he sees such cases regularly.
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According to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization, the highly contagious and fatal viral infection has led to the culling of some 1.17 million hogs in China.
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For years, there has been no known cure for HIV, the life-long viral infection that attacks the body's immune system and can have significant health consequences.
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The viral infection seems to be real, but its cause, its effects, and the nature of the societal disruption it's caused are all left vague for viewers.
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MITF not only seems to supervise the production of melanin within melanocytes, but also controls genes responsible for releasing interferons, immune proteins that help fight off viral infection.
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But the conclusions of this paper are clear: a viral infection, even from a seemingly benign source, might be reason enough to start some form of preventative efforts.
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Hepatitis B, which affects an estimated 257 million people, is a life-threatening viral infection that attacks the liver and patients risk death from cirrhosis and liver cancer.
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The results of the viral infection were less stark, but still clear: 77.8% of infected mice survived if given food, but only 10% did so when given saline.
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Possible candidates may include trich and molluscum contagiosum, a viral infection most often passed between young kids who constantly touch their mouths, but can also be transmitted sexually.
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Used as directed, it's one of the most effective methods of preventing a viral infection ever discovered, as good as the polio vaccine, the miracle of modern medicine.
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That could be dealt with, but Augustus (because of his viral infection) was at that stage of decay where if it wasn't one illness it would be another.
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Her family thought it was a viral infection at first, but after visits to the family doctor and Lily having trouble sleeping, the family knew something was wrong.
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The 'break-bone' fever and climate crisis Dengue is a viral infection transmitted by the Aedes mosquito, the same insect responsible for spreading Zika, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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"There are times when one viral infection may be so apparent, shall we say, that it actually acts as a barrier to your getting a second," Schaffner said.
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When a new viral infection occurs, the bacteria produce special attack enzymes, known as Cas503, that carry around those stored bits of viral genetic code like a mug shot.
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No. 1 center Kyle Turris (eight points in nine games) has been practicing and could return to the lineup Thursday after missing three games due to a viral infection.
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Physician discussion about the vaccine, its safety and side effects, and a robust recommendation could contribute significantly to beginning to eradicate the cancers caused by this preventable viral infection.
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In a paper published Wednesday in Nature, researchers from Johannes Gutenberg University describe the development of a potential vaccine based on the immune system's natural responses to viral infection.
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The instances that may prevent you from donating include if you have a potentially transmissible disease, including an active bacterial infection or a viral infection like hepatitis, for one.
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The trigger for the condition is not known, although it can follow a bout of severe illness or extreme physical endurance, or a viral infection such as glandular fever.
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"Those are all signs that the cause more likely to be a bacterial than viral infection, such as bronchitis or pneumonia, or perhaps an underlying medical condition," Bergquist said.
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Photo: Joe Raedle (Getty Images)A rare, sometimes fatal viral infection spread by mosquitoes has resurfaced in Massachusetts—and has likely sent at least one man into a coma.
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And Powassan, though it is the rarest, is scary because it can be transmitted so quickly, and because, since it is a viral infection, there is no antibiotic treatment.
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Ruling out sex, drugs, and alcohol as causes—as well as viral infection—the doctors zeroed in on the patient's report that he had been pounding the energy drinks.
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More than 90 percent of people who experienced acute flaccid myelitis had a mild respiratory illness or fever consistent with a viral infection before they developed it, the CDC said.
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But now, a large international team of researchers has presented some convincing evidence that the story goes deeper than that—the disease's trigger might lie in a benign viral infection.
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Dengue—a mosquito-borne virus that comes in four different strains—is the most common mosquito-carried viral infection in the world, with more than 390 million cases each year.
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"We have not seen reports of deaths of adults directly linked to the viral infection," said Dr. Marie-Paule Kieny, the WHO assistant director-general for health systems and innovation.
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"What really matters is whether there is evidence of changes in the brain to suggest injury in the context of a proven viral infection in the mother," du Plessis said.
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Zika fever, a little-known, largely innocuous mosquito-borne viral infection has now been singled out by Brazilian researchers as the cause of the jump in babies born with microcephaly.
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For example, Second Nature's MERV 13-rated "catch all" filter can reduce the odds of you catching the flu or a viral infection when someone in your home is sick.
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Measles cases in the U.S. are at the highest they've ever been since the viral infection was eliminated in 2000, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Too slow an epidemic, and the vaccine becomes untestable again (prospective trial subjects aren't exposed to the viral infection at a significant rate, so a vaccine's benefits can't be demonstrated).
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Measles is a highly infectious viral infection that can lead to fevers, a rash, and a flu-like illness, and can sometimes cause inflammation in the lungs or the brain.
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While acute flaccid myelitis can follow a viral infection, public health experts have been unable to conclusively identify a specific germ, toxin, or environmental factor that may be causing the cases.
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Rather, they believe it happens when a person's immune system tries to fight off a bacterial or viral infection and confuses the body's nerves as part of the bacteria or virus.
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Although it's too early to know for sure, people with similar mutations in this gene could show a similar response, resulting in spontaneous hair graying after a viral infection, they write.
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According to the C.D.C., almost one of every three people in the United States will contract shingles, a viral infection that can result in a painful rash and lasting nerve damage.
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Sources tell us that the incarcerated former movie mogul has, indeed, been confirmed as one of two inmates at the Wende Correctional Facility in New York to have the viral infection.
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It's far worse than the deplaning process for germ transfer, says Ashok Srinivasan, a professor at the University of West Florida who leads the Viral Infection Propagation Through Air-Travel project.
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Castro said the ministry hopes to distribute tests soon that could be used to speed up diagnoses of patients with active symptoms of Zika, dengue and Chikungunya, another related viral infection.
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"Airborne coccolith surface area and volume increased substantially in our lab system during viral infection compared to sea salt particles, which are the most ubiquitous primary marine aerosol component," Trainic told Gizmodo.
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Sales of Shingrix, which prevents shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 357 million pounds in the three-month period, up 61.5 percent from the fourth quarter.
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SHINGRIX SHOT Sales of Shingrix, which treats shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 357 million pounds in the quarter, up 61.5 percent from the fourth quarter.
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Sales of Shingrix, which prevents shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 30.13 million pounds in the three-month period, up 61.5 percent from the fourth quarter.
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Pariante explained that in a lot of chronic fatigue cases, patients remember an infection, such as a very bad cold or other viral infection, in the early stages of developing the condition.
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LONDON, (Reuters) - - Scientists working on developing vaccines against Ebola have found they can "harvest" antibodies from volunteers vaccinated in research trials and use them to make treatments for the deadly viral infection.
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Chris had two reactivations of a painful viral infection that homed in on his kidneys and urinary tract and tended to announce its presence dramatically, through large blood clots in his urine.
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She died of a viral infection that can kill children anywhere, though doctors say that conditions at institutions like Dilley allow viruses to spread more easily and make it hard to recover.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious and fatal viral infection that has led to the culling of some 1.17 million hogs in China, according to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization.
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"Hand-foot-and-mouth disease (HFMD) is a highly contagious viral infection most common in infants and children that presents as sores in the mouth and rashes on hands and feet," Stork says.
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It is easy to think of yellow fever, a mosquito-transmitted viral infection, as being just a human disease, but other primates can catch it, too—and New World monkeys suffer particularly badly.
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The Rockland announcement follows measles outbreaks in California, Illinois, Texas and Washington and is part of a global resurgence of the viral infection, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Osaka, 24, who skipped last week's Wuhan Open due to a viral infection, broke her Kazakh opponent five times in the 68-minute match to book a second-round clash with Danielle Collins.
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Travis, 56, who suffered a massive stroke in 2013 and subsequently underwent brain surgery only to later suffer heart failure following a viral infection, quietly stood smiling and taking in the thunderous applause.
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In China, which typically produces more pork than every other country combined, an estimated 22019 million pigs have perished from either the incurable viral infection or from mass cullings of an inconceivable scale.
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Dr. Mark Gilbert, chief of neuro-oncology at the National Institutes of Health's (NIH) National Cancer Institute, released a statement Sunday saying McCain "continues to improve" after being treated for a viral infection.
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PrEP, a preventive treatment regimen that interferes with viral infection and replication, is a daily pill that contains the drug Truvada, a combination of two medications, tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and emtricitabine (TDF-FTC).
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Two years later, Cruz told The Seattle Times that he was "freaked out" after losing 45 pounds because of a viral infection and "made the wrong choice" out of desperation to get better.
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McCain received treatment at Walter Reed Medical Center last week for a viral infection, Dr. Mark Gilbert said in a statement on Sunday, adding that McCain is "responding positively" to his cancer treatment.
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If you want to get something done, such as running a sophisticated test for a viral infection on millions of people and sorting out how to treat the ill, you need a bureaucracy.
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Dr. Tung tells us that "the stomach flu," which normally refers to a case of vomiting, nausea, and diarrhea, is just another term for viral gastroenteritis, or a viral infection of the intestinal tract.
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As a liver disease doctor in Chicago, Illinois, Nancy Reau treats patients with hepatitis C, a viral infection that kills more people in the United States than 60 other infectious diseases combined, including HIV.
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When a person has a viral infection (99 percent of upper respiratory infections are viral), they generate a cloud of virus in the air around them through coughs or sneezes or simply by exhaling.
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If someone is traveling from an area of intense viral infection to another similar climate that has not been previously exposed to that virus, odds are the virus will spread to the new community.
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When I took off my cardigan so he could check my abdomen, he decided to go on a long rant about how my tattoos were potentially the cause of a viral infection (they weren't).
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Dr. Jordan S. Josephson, an ear, nose and throat specialist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, said the most likely explanation for Bono's loss of voice was laryngitis caused by a viral infection.
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Guillain-Barré typically occurs a few days or weeks after someone has had symptoms of a respiratory or gastrointestinal viral infection, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke in the United States.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has advised pregnant women against travel to affected areas, because of the connection between viral infection and babies born with microcephaly, which causes small heads and developmental issues.
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Sales of the treatment for shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 22019 million pounds in the quarter to the end of March, up 93 percent from the fourth quarter.
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In 2014, executives at the biotechnology company Chimerix received death threats after refusing to give an experimental drug to a 7-year-old boy, Josh Hardy of Virginia, who was dying from a viral infection.
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So next time you have a viral infection, consider that those tiny invaders might have shaped you in their own image and turned your cells into whatever piece of meat best housed their viral genes. [Science]
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At the hospital, "they said he had pneumonia, he had a viral infection, he was running a fever, he was having a hard time breathing, and they just kept doing more and more tests," Simpson said.
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Myocarditis is the inflammation of the heart muscle caused by a viral infection, but it can also be brought on by bacteria—which is what Salmonella is, a bacteria that infects through contaminated food and water.
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Matt Holliday, who has been out since June 25 with a viral infection, has played for Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre the last two days, and he is expected to be in the lineup on Friday.
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During one relapse, she shared a needle and contracted hepatitis C, a viral infection of the liver that, according to one study, may afflict as many as 50 percent of pregnant women with opioid-use disorder.
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The CDC is looking into 393 main tracts: a viral infection directly in the motor neurons, an indirect infection that leads to an immune response affecting the motor neurons, and genetic factors that may increase a patient's susceptibility.
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A doctor confirmed that I wasn't pregnant, I didn't have a stomach ulcer (yet), my blood work and liver/kidney function were normal, and it didn't seem to be food poisoning or a viral infection of any kind.
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Doctors have not yet proven the causal link between a viral infection in the mother and the birth condition of the baby, but the association between the two has become strong enough to warrant this action, Petersen said.
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"It will not always be possible to confidently identify which plants or fields have been infected by the genetically modified virus (due to inevitable uncertainty about insect movements and the susceptibility of crops to viral infection)," they wrote.
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David Powell, medical advisor at the International Air Transport Association (IATA), told CNBC the risk of catching any serious viral infection during a flight is "very low" as the air on planes is purified with surgical-grade filters.
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As well as using plasma therapies, which harness antibodies in the blood of someone who has fought off the viral infection, doctors are also trying antiviral drugs licensed for use against other infections to see if they might help.
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Massachusetts Man Reportedly in a Coma After Contracting Brain Infection From a MosquitoA rare, sometimes fatal viral infection spread by mosquitoes has resurfaced in Massachusetts—and…Read more ReadEEE is certainly one of the scarier diseases spread by mosquitoes.
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It came out for the 193-year anniversary of the 1918-1919 Spanish influenza pandemic, but the timing turned out to be "slightly unnerving," as a viral infection, COVID-19, caused by a new coronavirus, spreads throughout the world.
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The virus, called acute flaccid myelitis (AFM for short), often starts with a viral infection, like the ones that can cause bronchitis, and leads to scary symptoms such as weak limbs, difficulty breathing and swallowing, and, in severe cases, paralysis.
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Analysts had dubbed the drug's results as "revolutionary", saying that the company was positioned to develop a functional cure for Hepatitis B. Hepatitis B, which affects an estimated 257 million people, is a life-threatening viral infection that attacks the liver.
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It's often difficult for doctors to distinguish between a bacterial and a viral infection, the latter of which doesn't require antibiotics, Dr. Karen Lee, the program director of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, said in an email.
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Cold and flu: When you have a viral infection like the cold or flu, your sinuses produce mucus to help the virus drain out, says Dina Kulik, MD, an assistant professor in the department of pediatrics at the University of Toronto.
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However, just like any viral infection, Dr. Kesh says taking certain measures can help: "Based on what we know so far, [for most people] it will probably be like when you're laid up in bed with the flu," says Dr. Kesh.
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Two of the 20 workers show symptoms of acute respiratory viral infection, RIA news agency said, citing regional medial authorities but another senior source at the company said the two have mild symptoms, such as a running nose, and no cough.
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The hospital admitted the patient intubated and on a ventilator, and since health care workers suspected a viral infection they implemented "droplet protection," keeping on guard against coming into contact with the stuff that comes up in coughing or sneezing.
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The data on the patients shows that the illness caused pneumonia and a systemic viral infection that set off a powerful inflammatory response in the body, Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University, said in an interview.
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Rugby Australia (RA) said in a statement that a small number of cases of the viral infection had been confirmed among Brumbies players and staff and that only those who were completely healthy had been given the green light to travel.
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For more click * Roche said on Friday it knows of one confirmed case of PML in a multiple sclerosis patient treated with its drug Ocrevus, in response to questions about whether additional cases of the typically fatal viral infection had emerged.
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"The most common etiology is probably a viral infection that starts off the process, and there's probably several different viruses that can cause acute flaccid myelitis," said Dr. Samuel Dominguez, medical director of the clinical microbiology laboratory at Children's Hospital Colorado.
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And, with a new viral infection sweeping the globe, one that's not the flu but nonetheless shares some things in common with past pandemics, it's especially relevant to lend a critical eye to how viruses and infections could influence our minds.
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"That tells me they had a viral infection from flu, their body did a decent job of trying to get rid of the virus, but in that process, they got set up for secondary infection — severe ear infection or pneumonia," Swanson said.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), 78, are also among the most influential leaders who "could be especially vulnerable to the worst of a viral infection that has ravaged elderly communities in China, Italy, New York and Washington state," our Post colleague David Nakamura writes.
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Pericarditis If you've been battling a viral infection for the last few days, then suddenly wake up to a sharp, stabbing pain in your chest, you may have developed pericarditis, an inflammation in the layers of tissue that surround our heart, says Dr. Arain.
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One possibility, "and this would be a strange location, would be molluscum contagiosum, a viral infection of the skin that is highly contagious but not dangerous," Adam Friedman, an associate professor of dermatology at George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences, told me.
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"Such results are promising and open the possibility of an international strategy to decisionmakers to fight this emerging viral infection in real-time even if other strategies and research including vaccine development could be also effective, but only in the future," the French researchers wrote.
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"We have the reintroduction of a serious viral infection with a population that's withholding the vaccine from their children, and now it's spreading beyond that population," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University and an adviser on vaccines to the CDC.
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In recent days, the team has lost Castro to a hamstring injury, outfielder Matt Holliday to a viral infection, outfielder Aaron Hicks to an oblique muscle injury and first baseman Tyler Austin to a hamstring injury that landed him on the 10-day disabled list.
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The woman who went to the massively attended Avengers film before she realized she had the measles was the first reported case of the viral infection in that California county, but as of the end of April, measles had been reported in 11 counties in the state.
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Judge has registered five homers and 33 RBIs over his last 12 contests while extending his on-base streak to 30 games for the Yankees, who placed Matt Holliday (viral infection) on the disabled list one day after second baseman Starlin Castro (hamstring) went on the shelf.
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For Anderson, after months of misery, an alert specialist finally linked her seemingly sudden dysphagia to a severe case of shingles that had damaged four of her cranial nerves—a viral infection that she initially thought was little more than painful cold sores in her left ear.
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It's there, while overseeing a lab focused on the relationship between art and neurology, that Deuel and his team have been using the instrument to help treat a local choir director who lost her ability to make music after contracting a viral infection in her brain.
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Yankees 203, White Sox 3 CHICAGO — On a day when the Yankees' processional to the disabled list continued with a Matt Holliday viral infection, Manager Joe Girardi sat in the visitors' dugout at Guaranteed Rate Field and deliberated over his sudden difficulty in constructing a daily lineup.
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"The most common etiology is probably a viral infection that starts off the process, and there's probably several different viruses that can cause acute flaccid myelitis," said Dr. Samuel Dominguez, medical director of the clinical microbiology laboratory at Children's Hospital Colorado, who was involved in Lydia's care.
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The most common causes of dizziness are benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (caused by displaced pieces of small bone-like calcium in the inner ear), and vestibular neuritis (dizziness attributed to a viral infection or tiny stroke of the vestibular nerve), both of which typically last only weeks or months.
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And if they're successful—and if they recoded the rest of my chromosomes and inserted them into a human cell, both huge ifs—they could theoretically implant these "corrected" cells inside my body, where they would hopefully multiply, change how my body functions, and lower my risk for viral infection.
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The Stranger Things star, 15, tweeted ahead of Sunday's SAG Awards that the common viral infection kept him from making it to the show in Los Angeles, where the Netflix series was up for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series and outstanding action performance by a stunt ensemble in a comedy or drama series.
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One pediatrician friend told me a story about getting a my-throat-hurts text from her college-age son and assuming it was a viral infection, likely to get better by itself, until he called and she heard his changed tone, and the amount of pain in his voice, and sent him to get the strep test he needed.
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They're working with Johnson & Johnson on a thrombosis chip to use in developing and testing drugs to treat or prevent blood clots that cause many life-threatening diseases, the Michael J. Fox Foundation to study safety of drugs for the treatment of Parkinson's Disease and with Merck to model asthma and viral infection in the lung.
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By way of an explanation, Heymann gave me an epidemiology history lesson about a comparably benign virus—German measles: "If you think back to before there was a vaccine for German measles, it was pretty much the same situation: a viral infection led to—in many instances—[birth defects like] neurological damage, or damage to eyes or damage to hearing," he told me.
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By way of an explanation, Heymann gave me an epidemiology history lesson about a comparably benign virus—German measles: "If you think back to before there was a vaccine for German measles, it was pretty much the same situation: a viral infection led to—in many instances—[birth defects like] neurological damage, or damage to eyes or damage to hearing," he told me.
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Taken as a whole, this research about exercise and our immune systems tells us that "there is no or limited reliable evidence for exercise directly increasing the chance of developing any kind of viral infection," says James Turner, co-author of the 2018 review about exercise and immunity and also a professor of health science at the University of Bath.
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However, this restriction will not apply in the event of the occurrence (certified by the United States Centers for Disease Control or successor body) of a widespread viral infection transmitted via bites or contact with bodily fluids that causes human corpses to reanimate and seek to consume living human flesh, blood, brain or nerve tissue and is likely to result in the fall of organized civilization.
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Massachusetts Man Reportedly in a Coma After Contracting Brain Infection From a MosquitoA rare, sometimes fatal viral infection spread by mosquitoes has resurfaced in Massachusetts—and…Read more ReadIf you've been avoiding any and all science news for the past decade and are unfamiliar with graphene, it's a seemingly miraculous material made from a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a two-dimensional hexagonal lattice.
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Then there's this: this restriction will not apply in the event of the occurrence (certified by the United States Centers for Disease Control or successor body) of a widespread viral infection transmitted via bites or contact with bodily fluids that causes human corpses to reanimate and seek to consume living human flesh, blood, brain or nerve tissue and is likely to result in the fall of organized civilization.
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"However, this restriction will not apply in the event of the occurrence (certified by the United States Centers for Disease Control or successor body) of a widespread viral infection transmitted via bites or contact with bodily fluids that causes human corpses to reanimate and seek to consume living human flesh, blood, brain or nerve tissue and is likely to result in the fall of organized civilization," section 57.10 of the terms document says.
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