He died of an unspecified "sudden infection" somewhere abroad.
They're very, very weak, and any sudden infection … You just can't predict".
TAYLOR--Brainerd Ocampo, of New York City and New Boston, NH, died of a sudden infection, February 8. His exceptional grace, wit, charm and intelligence endeared him to all who knew him.
If you do not have insurance, an accident or a sudden illness (infection, stroke, heart attack, ulcer, appendicitis, kidney stone, etc).
Dr Baker last night added: "The sudden increase in infection rates in England over the last week or two has not been seen in the rest of the UK or in countries outside the UK.
SARS coronavirus, SCV, has been recently responsible of a sudden and widespread infection which caused almost 800 victims.
Triggers for these episodes included tiredness, sudden movement, intercurrent infection or illness and excitement.
It is well known that breastfeeding, even in developed countries, protects against gastrointestinal and respiratory infection, sudden infant death syndrome, diabetes, allergy, and, in preterm infants, necrotizing enterocolitis [ 1].
All had symptoms compatible with acute or recent CHIKV infection (sudden onset of fever, muscle and joint pain, headaches, rash) upon return to Europe Germanyy, n = 515; Belgium, n = 99; Switzerland, n = 42; Denmark, n = 22; Poland, n = 2).
One of the main reasons is the emergence of multi-resistant strains, which cause sudden outbreaks of infection involving several patients in a ward and/or in different areas of the hospital [ 1, 2].
After the sudden increase of infections caused by P. aeruginosa during the fourth quarter of 2005, a combination of targeted infection control measures were undertaken.
