Sentence examples for infected practices from inspiring English sources

And some men -- a tiny minority, according to public health experts and advocates for AIDS prevention -- actually court infection with H.I.V. or transmit the virus to others who express a wish to be infected, practices that have been called in the press "bug chasing" and "gift giving".

In a sharply worded commentary last year in The American Journal of Infection Control, she and co-authors said there were "cavernous gaps" in the identification of worker-to-patient infections in the United States, and characterized the review of infected doctors' practices as "a capricious process that is all too vulnerable to local interests and conflicts of interest".

Data on these aspects could have major implications for the clinical management and infection control practices for H1N1pdm-infected cancer patients [16].

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that HIV-infected women practice exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) for the first 6 months postpartum to reduce HIV transmission.

Demographic and working characteristics of the study population, experience with HIV-infected patients, practice and knowledge, overall and according to the attitude towards PrEP prescription, are shown in Table  2.

Arguably, the formulation used here to compute the transmission rate is relatively simple, because certain factors that may affect transmission, such as absence of random contact among susceptible and infected animals, management practices, or the potential role that certain wildlife species may play in disease transmission, were not considered in the formulation.

New cases continued to occur despite reinforcement of infection control practices, prevalence screening, and contact precautions for colonized/infected patients.

So-called pox parties, where parents would arrange play dates with infected children, were practiced before the introduction of the varicella, or chickenpox, vaccine in 1995.