Sentence examples for stop an outbreak from inspiring English sources

Cambridge scientists sequenced the whole genome of which superbug to stop an outbreak at a special care baby unit?

While culling animals sometimes makes sense as a public health measure — for example, culling chickens to stop an outbreak H5N1 avian flu — animals are also sometimes "punished" pointlessly.

Not enough was known to say whether the level of immunity in the population would be enough to stop an outbreak.

A year ago in Ome City, outside Tokyo, all of Umeno Koen's (Plum Park) trees (around 3,000) were felled to stop an outbreak of the disease spreading.

The virus has showed how hard it can be to stop an outbreak and how, despite some progress, the world is still ill-prepared for a formidable new pathogen.Ebola is not the first epidemic to catch the world off-guard.

Postings on promedmail.org, a Web site that tracks outbreaks of infectious diseases, noted that in photos from the Chinese news media showing chickens being killed to stop an outbreak, the cullers lacked even goggles, a standard piece of safety gear for poultry workers who are likely to be spattered with blood.

Ebola, a hemorrhagic fever, spreads through exposure to bodily fluids, which are increasingly shed as the disease progresses, making immediate quarantine and continuous treatment paramount to stopping an outbreak.

There are doctors, like Settipane, who believe that the best way to stop a psychogenic outbreak is to diagnose it as quickly as possible.

The government of The Sudan called for emergency measures in 2009 to stop a polio outbreak that was spreading across the Horn of Africa.

Called in with the bases loaded and a two-run lead in the sixth inning, Bones could not stop a sudden outbreak of wildness and sloppy play that helped the Mets earn their seventh victory in a row, 6-5.

So the best way to stop a Bsal outbreak is to keep the fungus from getting to the United States at all.