Sentence examples for communicable from from inspiring English sources
"This kind of plague is not communicable from person to person".
In fact, rates of the disease — most often a lung infection that is communicable from person to person — had greatly accelerated in several American cities.
Programs for the control of diseases communicable from animals to man, called zoonoses, especially those in pets and in wildlife, are closely related to human health.
A 2014 paper published in the journal Memory & Cognition found that people believe mental illness can be communicable from one person to another.
Although the H5N1 avian flu is already a serious problem in Asia, it will not become a major threat to human health worldwide until and unless the virus mutates into a strain that is both highly virulent and highly communicable from human to human.
Hospital mortality studies showed that 12percentt of deaths were from communicable diseases, 53.2percentt from non-communicable diseases, three percent from maternal conditions, 29.1percentt from neonatal conditions (0 to 28 days of age), 3.4 percent from injuries, and 0.6percentt from nutritional illnesses [ 11].
Robinson holds a Master of Public Health with a concentration in International Health Promotion and a focus in Communicable Disease from the University of Cape Town, in addition to a Bachelor of Chemistry from Duke University in the USA.
Teaching with The Times- Read The New York Times every day and track its coverage of communicable diseases, from stories on "flu season" to other epidemics around the world.
Current statutes, intended to keep communicable diseases from reaching America, are "silent on exportation," said Dr. Martin S. Cetron, the director of global migration and quarantine at the centers.
While the focus on AIDS accounted for nearly 60percentt of the bank's projects on communicable diseases from 1997 to 2006, more successful efforts aimed at malaria, tuberculosis and leprosy, among others, got far fewer resources.
Thanks to the ease of transcontinental travel, an unheard-of communicable disease from an animal in Africa can show up in North America.
