Sentence examples for fatal outbreak from inspiring English sources

A fifth person has been diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease amid a fatal outbreak in Sydney's inner west.

Marburg virus was discovered when it was transported with imported monkeys to Marburg, Germany, and caused a fatal outbreak.

Understanding the origins of drug resistance in this fatal outbreak of XDR will inform the control and prevention of drug-resistant TB in other settings.

A virulent strain of the bacterium has recently been implicated in the fatal outbreak of food poisoning in Germany in June.

A rare and unusually fatal outbreak of polio has caused more than 200 deaths in the Congo Republic, a Unicef spokesman said Friday.

It also calls on the government to issue timely and prompt warnings about outbreaks, after the state health minister, Jillian Skinner, said she knew about the second fatal outbreak "a few days" before the public was told.

Yesterday's statistics coincided with the Healthcare Commission report into the fatal outbreaks of C diff at Stoke Mandeville hospital.

But the possibility exists: bats are believed to drink out of jars attached to trees to collect tasty date palm sap, and fatal outbreaks in Bangladesh of Nipah virus, which is not related to Ebola, have been blamed on fresh sap contaminated with bat saliva, urine or feces.

Despite its intrusiveness, food manufacturers backed the law in the hope that it would restore public trust in the food system, which had been shaken by fatal outbreaks of E. coli and salmonella.Nonetheless, Mr Obama now seems more sympathetic to business complaints about regulatory overkill.

Since the discovery of the Marburg and Ebola species of filovirus, seemingly random, sporadic fatal outbreaks of disease in humans and nonhuman primates have given impetus to identification of host tropisms and potential reservoirs.

Hepatozoon levels were not associated with fatal outbreaks, as might be expected because Hepatozoan infections are usually subclinical in lions.