Sentence examples for ongoing outbreaks from inspiring English sources

The assembly cited "serious risk to human health, including the possible emergence of a pandemic virus, arising from ongoing outbreaks in poultry of highly pathogenic avian influenza".

If pregnant, tell your obstetrician or midwife if you have recently travelled to a country where ongoing outbreaks have been reported".

There are ongoing outbreaks of anthrax, various strains of bird flu, Ebola, and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), which has killed hundreds in the Middle East, and a handful more in Africa, Asia, Britain, France and Germany.

The UK's National Travel Health Network and Centre carries advice on its TravelHealthPro website urges women to those who are pregnant – or planning to become pregnant – may wish to seek advice about ongoing outbreaks.

Congress and the Obama administration have said that more inspections and new food production rules are needed to prevent food-related diseases, but far less attention has been paid to fixing the fractured system by which officials detect and stop ongoing outbreaks.

Despite the successful containment of the EVD outbreak in Nigeria at that time, the ongoing outbreaks in neighboring countries increased the potential for the introduction of new cases in Nigeria and other countries.

Since last September seven cases have been reported in an ongoing outbreak among drug users in Worcester, Mass.

If the ongoing outbreak in Cape Verde is the same strain from Brazil, it has completely circumnavigated the globe.

But in controversial comments MacIntyre said this was a mistake, with 120 healthcare worker deaths reported during the ongoing outbreak so far, which is also the worst recorded.

In South Sudan, efforts to contain an ongoing outbreak continue, with 5,141 cases causing more than 100 deaths recorded as of 21 July.

The ongoing outbreak is mainly in teenagers and young adults, but there are also high numbers of cases in very young babies – 235 cases have been reported in infants under three months this year, compared with 112 cases in 2008.