Sentence examples for transmitting diseases from inspiring English sources

The family cannot have pets, since Customs Service veterinarians are banned from keeping animals at home to avoid transmitting diseases.

Nurses especially novices, the largest workforce in health care, are at highest risk of acquiring and transmitting diseases.

Because the cats hang around human dwellings, "they can be an effective link in transmitting diseases," said Dr. James E. Childs, branch chief of the Viral and Rickettsial Zoonoses Branch of the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta.

Since a patient's blood can easily back up into intravenous line ports, nurses and doctors are supposed to use needles only once to avoid the risk of transmitting diseases through reuse.

Hard ticks damage the host by drawing large amounts of blood, by secreting neurotoxins (nerve poisons) that sometimes produce paralysis or death, and by transmitting diseases, including Lyme disease, Texas cattle fever, anaplasmosis, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, Q fever, tularemia, hemorrhagic fever, and a form of encephalitis.

Moreover, the survival and growth of pathogens in fresh vegetables are of paramount importance in perspective of spreading and transmitting diseases in humans and animals.

Our ancestors had no inkling of the role of pathogenic micro-organisms in transmitting disease.

This places them at greater risk of contracting or transmitting disease.

But they are limited in supply and carry the risk of rejection or transmitting disease.

And once a tick attaches itself to your body, it can burrow in, feasting on your blood and transmitting disease.

Bedbugs definitely contribute to anxiety and stress, but there have been no reported cases of bedbugs transmitting disease to humans.