Sentence examples for risk transmitting from inspiring English sources

Benatar argues, for example, that autonomy rights cannot permit risking severe harm to children; those who risk transmitting HIV, for instance, cannot assert a right to reproduce.

As this includes women of childbearing age, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of infected pregnant women, who risk transmitting the virus to their fetuses.

If the technique proves to be safe and effective, "we look forward to it being an option for patients who risk transmitting mitochondrial diseases to their children". The method hasn't been approved for use in the United States, so the baby's parents were treated in Mexico, according to New Scientist.

Many of them have been infected by their husbands and risk transmitting the virus to their babies.

More than 40% of HIV-positive women in this population are at risk of unintended pregnancy and the one in six women in HIV-discordant couples not using barrier methods risk transmitting HIV to their partners.

False-positive results caused by contamination or cross-reactivity with a microorganism of low virulence can disrupt a public health system, adversely affect patient care, and increase costs (6 – 8 ); false-negative results may prompt clinicians to discontinue containment procedures and potentially risk transmitting a virulent microorganism.

Bacterial contamination of unstable blood products constitutes today the most frequent infectious risk transmitted by blood transfusion.

These studies teased apart the intrauterine and genetic influences normally intertwined in explaining the fetal origins of chronic diseases and suggest pre- and perinatal risk factors may sometimes act as a proxy for the underlying genetic risk transmitted to offspring.

In the revised model individuals in the low-risk group are assumed not at risk from transmitting or acquiring HIV.

The Public Health Service "Increased Risk" (PHS IR) designation identifies donors at increased risk of transmitting hepatitis B, C, and human immunodeficiency virus.

"We can't say that it abolishes the risk of transmitting mitochondrial disease, but it is a strategy to reduce the risk".