Vaccination can help control outbreaks.
77 China said it was introducing laws to control outbreaks of mass what in public places?
In order to control outbreaks, governments must create funds to compensate farmers for their destroyed chickens, he said.
But the agency has often organized teams of epidemiologists from the United States and elsewhere to control outbreaks, as it scrambled to do recently for SARS.
Without strong health systems in place, the higher the population density the more difficult it becomes to prevent and control outbreaks, and not just because of the increased risk of contagion.
Most of the drugs have never been used to control outbreaks, and it is not even clear how well they would work against the dreaded H5N1 virus if it should jump from birds to humans.
We may not be able to completely control outbreaks of conflict and migration, but investment in this kind of research could go a long way to treating the causes.
Group-specific meningococcal polysaccharide vaccines can be used to control outbreaks of disease and may benefit travelers to countries where these diseases are endemic.
The Senate must pass long-stalled legislation that could strengthen the hand of regulators to prevent and control outbreaks of all food-related illnesses.
The mass culling of cattle to control outbreaks of foot and mouth disease may soon be a thing of the past, according to scientists who have made a breakthrough in understanding how the virus is transmitted.
Veterinary literature from the civilizations of Greece and Rome contains reference to "herd factors" in disease; contagion within groups of animals kept together, therefore, was recognized, and both quarantine and slaughter were used to control outbreaks of livestock diseases.
