Sentence examples for pandemic without from inspiring English sources

We make health policies designed to prevent a pandemic without a clear understanding of what people do and do not know about a disease.

But yesterday's approval by the Food and Drug Administration means the vaccine is no longer considered experimental and therefore could be dispensed during a pandemic without requiring each recipient to sign a form giving informed consent.

In 1889 to 1890, the Alps in Europe, Italy, Spain and Portugal, all lagged behind Northern Europe and the United States, and even in the great urban centers there were isolated, small communities that sometimes survived entirely unscathed; monasteries and convents, for example, in both Moscow and Paris experienced the pandemic without victims, in some cases.

Thirty-six yeago ago today, if someone had told me that we would be on threshold of controlling the HIV/AIDS pandemic without a vaccine or a cure, I would not have believed it.

According to a government official, another important factor for the success of PLHA organizations in becoming a global movement was the fact that HIV was seen as an emerging pandemic without national geographic frontiers.

For developing countries more practical tools are needed, among them models to estimate the impact of a pandemic in developing countries, a list of feasible interventions to mitigate the impact of pandemic without available pharmaceutical interventions, and planning guidelines for hospitals with limited resources.

Some experts have judged this risk to be low on the basis of the following assumptions stemming from historical data: (i) only virus subtypes H1, H2, and H3 cause pandemics; (ii) influenza viruses do not cause pandemics without reassortment ("genetic mixing") of human and animal viruses; and (iii) pigs are required as an intermediate host to yield pandemic viruses (1).

The Black Death would not have achieved pandemic proportions without commerce and intense trade between Europe and Asia.

Improving pandemic preparedness without establishing a proper national program for seasonal influenza is unrealistic.

The monovalent pandemic vaccine without adjuvant, and the TIV were translucent to whitish suspensions.

For example, increasing the availability of pandemic vaccines without increasing the use of vaccines for seasonal influenza is difficult.