Sentence examples for catch diseases from inspiring English sources

They could catch diseases from each other".

It was good for children to catch diseases naturally and fight them off by themselves.

While being sensitized, the kids catch diseases that they could have been inoculated against.

For example, mass screenings, which are intended to catch diseases early, often do more harm than good.

The media have worried most over whether German troops might catch diseases, or have to shoot at child soldiers (if attacked, they will, is Mr Viereck's obvious answer).

By studying the friends of a randomly selected group of individuals, epidemiologists can isolate those people who are more connected to one another and are therefore more likely to catch diseases like the flu early.

"Fear," announced the Daily Mail, "as four British people catch disease from cats in home counties".

Dogs catch disease from other dogs & from their masters (seldom from cats).

The scans will surely catch disease at an early stage for a few, and they won't harm anyone.

The rationale for widespread screening — to catch disease early, before people get really sick — is intuitively appealing.

Screening always sounds good – catch disease early, while it can still be treated – but the reality is more complex and screening has side effects.