But they could still cause epidemics.
Exposure to raw sewage and contaminated, untreated drinking water can cause epidemics.
And around 150 of them can cause epidemics — rapidly spreading outbreaks of serious, sometimes life-threatening, disease.
The organization published it in an effort to counteract the widely held but erroneous notion that corpses cause epidemics, and therefore must be disposed of with utmost speed.
The newly emerged viruses have the potential to cause epidemics or pandemics, since very few, if any, humans possess immunity against the new antigens.
Today, United States and W.H.O. officials continued to call SARS a global threat with the potential to cause epidemics in many countries, while they also expressed some optimism that infection control measures were slowing its spread.
She said more collections were needed in other vast areas of Africa to provide a clearer picture of the evolution of AIDS and to determine if there were other viruses that could cause epidemics like AIDS.
Kaczyński has also been widely criticised in Europe for claiming migrants arriving on the continent could cause "epidemics" due to "various parasites and protozoa, which don't affect their organisms, but which could be dangerous here".
He has warned that migrants currently arriving in Europe could cause "epidemics" as they may have "various parasites and protozoa, which don't affect their organisms, but which could be dangerous here".
Vibrio cholerae, a food-borne pathogen, can cause epidemics of cholera in human through the condition of acute watery diarrhoea.
Actually, R and D may propose new algorithms (especially related to data mining and machine learning) to detect new diseases that may cause epidemics.
