20 This process also happens when formal healthcare providers do not suspect filoviral disease and when patients resist being admitted to isolation wards during outbreaks because of fear and stigmatization.
In 1892, Hamburg, a major port, lied about its cholera outbreak for fear of hurting commerce, just as China did this year.
Each share of this ETF represents 50 doses of Tamiflu, the only known treatment for a potential human-to-human outbreak of the feared H5N1 virus.
Fear then is the one common trigger of the recent Sputnik moment outbreak -- fear of being bettered educationally, fear of being bettered economically, fear of being bettered technologically, fear of being out-greened.
The outbreak has sent shivers of fear through the communities of hard-core heroin users in Britain and Ireland linked, city to city, by a drug-supply chain.
The outbreak of hostility renewed fears of a potentially wider conflict, but there was no public indication that the attacks had been planned together or that they necessarily signaled a sustained escalation.
One man from North Africa said he was sickened by the latest outbreak of violence and feared that the escalating violence would also dredge up stereotypes that Arabs are forced to endure whenever there is trouble in the Middle East or threats of terrorism in America.
The United Nations has warned that diarrhea is already a growing problem, and an outbreak of measles is feared.
If public action is not seen as containing the outbreak and fear of contagion rages, workers will not go to work, business and factories will stay closed, and the economy will collapse.
Whether it's anthrax, mad cow disease, foot-and-mouth disease, bird flu or, going back to the 1990s, ebola the news of an outbreak generates fear that's disproportionate to the risk of catching the disease.
