Consequently, the above approaches may result in false outbreak alarms or outbreaks that are overlooked, and subsequently the misuse of hospital resources or a missed opportunity for further case investigation [ 2] or prompt intervention, prevention, and control.
In 1921 the government, confronted with a united Indian front for the first time, was visibly shaken, but a revolt by the Muslim Moplahs of Kerala (southwestern India) in August 1921 and a number of violent outbreaks alarmed moderate opinion.
The outbreak caused alarm in the heavily built-up areas of Gorgie and Dalry after the first cases emerged in early June 2012.
The outbreak spread alarm across Europe, with Spanish farmers demanding compensation after demand for their crops plummeted, and farmers in Germany and other European countries said demand for cucumbers, lettuce and tomatoes had slumped so much that they were forced to dump tons of unsold produce.
Who, in other words, is responsible for the outbreak of alarm and panic and media exhortations?
The measles outbreak here alarmed public health officials, sickened babies and sent one child to the hospital.
The sight, and sound, of people like Bannon is why even short memories and the comfort provided by history aren't damping down outbreaks of alarm.
The widening outbreak has alarmed health officials and focused attention on regulation of pharmaceutical compounding companies such as the one that produced the drugs - the New England Compounding Center Inc in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Salem village, that pious, devout settlement at the edge of white civilization, had displayed what can only be called a built-in pestilence in the human mind, a fatality forever awaiting the right condition for its always unique, unprecedented outbreak of distrust, alarm, suspicion, and murder.
The MRSA outbreak raised an alarm for equine veterinarians and hospital staff in Sweden and increased their awareness about the need for improved infection control for their own safety and that of the horses.
