Sentence examples for contracting illness from inspiring English sources

There have been stories of patients contracting illness when visiting hospitals and this should be prevented at all costs.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, the animal rights group that opposes fishing and circuses, promotes veganism and generally believes that animals are not for humans to use, says euthanizing outdoor cats is more humane than releasing them back into the community, where they're at risk of contracting illness, getting hit by cars and being attacked by larger animals.

Simply invoking links between certain groups, places, or behaviours and negative connotations (such as a higher risk of contracting illness) can be stigmatising for many groups in society and therefore be responsible for a range of negative effects.

Influenza vaccines are one of the most effective ways to protect people from contracting illness during influenza epidemics and pandemics.

Conversely, some may argue that placing the next generation of doctors on the front lines as volunteers will put them at increased risk for contracting illness.

To protect the mother and her puppies from contracting illness or disease like canine herpes, confine her away from all other dogs in the three weeks leading up to her expected delivery date.

But there is bad news, beyond the well-publicized risks of contracting illnesses like hepatitis from unsterilized needles.

Some examples of painful experiences past and present include the loss of a spouse or close family member, the knowledge of contracting illnesses such as HIV, or managing chronic pain and other acute illnesses.

They may also be less likely to address — satisfactorily or at all — patients' questions about vaccination safety and risks of contracting illnesses, the two reasons patients give most frequently for their own VH (Yaqub et al., 2014).

To protect the mother and her puppies from contracting illnesses or diseases like canine herpes, keep her away from all other dogs in the 3 weeks leading up to her expected delivery date.

This study uses data from the 2003 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) on medical care use and bed days at home for each contracted illness of non-working married women.