Most of those who have become ill, 80%, are female.
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Cars can break down, or a child can become ill.
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Carr had recently become ill, Merritt said in a tweet.
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If you miss the target, girl may become ill from leanness!
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And, to my relief, I didn't become ill or die afterward.
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We have seen members of teams we compete against become ill.
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Jemisin's mother had become ill, and would not survive the decade.
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Many people become ill suddenly and recover within a few weeks.
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Most people who are exposed to the bacteria do not become ill.
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On average, about 50% of people who become ill with Ebola die.
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Of those, a fraction may become ill and a smaller portion, hospitalized.
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He appeared to become ill as the virus spread in the community.
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The C.D.C. says that nearly 1,300 people have become ill after vaping.
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If players missed the girl, she would become "ill from leanness" and die.
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He said he represents 15 individuals who have become ill in this outbreak.
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Soylent insists that algal flour, in particular, is causing people to become ill.
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In all, 172 individuals across 32 states have become ill since March 13.
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Many of the people who had become ill tested positive for 20163-nCoV.
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People also can become ill if they eat shellfish loaded with the toxins.
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The group is accepting donations for clients and residents who might become ill.
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People may become ill within 24 hours, or up to four days after exposure.
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Among people who become ill, initial symptoms include fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, and tiredness.
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What is less clear is whether that transmission causes the recipient to become ill.
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Many people people become ill suddenly and recover within a few weeks with rest.
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They frequently provide health insurance, and paid medical leave for employees who become ill.
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The C.D.C. reported on Wednesday that two more passengers under quarantine have become ill.
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Since she had chosen to become ill, she simply needed to choose to get better.
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It can take 12 to 25 days to become ill after exposure to the virus.
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Children under age 5 are most likely to become ill from exposure to the bacteria.
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Military service members started to become ill with rare and mysterious bronchial diseases and cancers.
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Health workers monitor close contacts for 21 days and isolate them should they become ill.
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Water was seeping under the carpet and growing mold, causing the man to become ill.
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"The chances that anyone will become ill from well guests is very low," it said.
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But there is no evidence that anyone has become ill as a result, he said.
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Only about 20% of people infected with the Zika virus become ill, according to the CDC.
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Some of those who become ill develop severe neuroinvasive disease (disease that affects the nervous system).
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The CDC estimates that 380 people die and a million become ill from salmonella each year.
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Thirteen people across four states have become ill from that outbreak which was first reported Tuesday.
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Workers in poultry plants also become ill at rates seven times higher than all other industries.
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Close to 60 people have become ill according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Many migrants are ill when they are apprehended, or become ill after being housed at Ursula.
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Of the 21 people who have become ill, 17 were government employees and four were spouses.
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The mystery deepened recently when Canada said that some of its employees had also become ill.
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Angel thinks some residents who have become ill may avoid speaking out because they fear eviction.
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In these cases, should a plaintiff later become ill, he or she can sue retroactively for damages.
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Exposing children to germs means that many will become ill, and a few will become seriously so.
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The former child star had become ill in the recording studio and was rushed to the hospital.
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If they become ill, they are isolated to prevent the spread of the virus to anyone else.
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It's not known whether any of the 80 estimated ponies on the Maryland side have become ill.
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A total of 333 have become ill and 91 have been hospitalized since illnesses began in August.
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Twelve people have died, many have become ill, and unfortunately, hardworking American families have had to suffer.
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One hundred thirty people have become ill since March, although the outbreak was not announced until June.
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Experts say flu symptoms can be less severe in individuals who are vaccinated but still become ill.
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Swallowing the cinnamon caused Ferguson to become ill and vomit for several hours, according to the news reports.
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If I were to voice my thoughts, I don't know why people become ill with depression and insomnia.
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And even if she did become ill, it wouldn't immediately impact her cabinet, which collectively oversees government legislation.
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Most people, though, become ill by accidentally ingesting a snail or slug infected with the parasite, it said.
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Only about one in five people infected with Zika virus will actually become ill, according to the CDC.
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In total, 197 people across 35 states have become ill since March 13, including five people who died.
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Only about 20 percent of people infected with the Zika virus become ill, according to the C.D.C. video
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The CDC says 20203 people have become ill and 22020 have been hospitalized since illnesses began in August.
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Some of those who become ill have few to no symptoms and resolve the illness without much trouble.
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She had become ill when she was twelve, after the Migration Board rejected her family's application for asylum.
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As of Monday, 43 people in 12 states have become ill because of the outbreak, the FDA said.
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If you do become ill after traveling to China, report your symptoms to a health authority right away.
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To be brief, he says that Mr. Brandon has become ill from some other source than his derangement.
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Still, it's very unlikely for a vaccinated person to become ill even if they're in a community that's undervaccinated.
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People who have become ill range in age from less than one year to 76, according to the CDC.
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For instance, it is proposing to do more to prevent people from signing up only when they become ill.
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Some colonized patients eventually become ill and some do not, but all have the potential to spread the germ.
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The Good Samaritan Food Donation Act protects good-faith food donors from liability if the recipient should become ill.
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Research suggests that such work interruptions can have long-term consequences for people who become ill or are injured.
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Also, that person may become ill or die, and the dog or cat could end up in a shelter.
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In Canada, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland would temporarily take over Trudeau's responsibilities if he were to become ill.
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But since only one in five people infected with Zika become ill, experts believe the actual number was higher.
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One of the steps included in the CDC's recommendations is how to prepare if some household members become ill.
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Many migrants are ill when they are apprehended, or become ill shortly after arriving at Border Patrol processing facilities.
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Let's say I neglect myself and become ill and I'm not sleeping properly, then I'm neglecting my self-marriage.
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That night, Stranger raped then-16-year-old Elva, who had become ill after drinking rum for the first time.
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If somebody with measles is around a bunch of people who are unvaccinated, 90 percent of them will become ill.
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Officials are looking into reports that there have been four people who may have become ill from prohibited water use.
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The students become ill with the symptoms of anxiety—over-breathing, headache, dizziness—and usually recover with a few hours.
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More than a decade ago, Massachusetts public health officials projected that millions could become ill from a novel respiratory disease.
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More than 8,200 people across the world have become ill with the coronavirus, with at least 171 deaths in China.
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Hundreds of other contacts of patients have been told to notify doctors or health officials immediately if they become ill.
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In the past two weeks, an additional 25 people have also become ill from eating contaminated lettuce, the CDC announced.
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A thirteenth person died and hundreds more have become ill from a lung illness that is apparently related to vaping.
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More than 500 people are estimated to have become ill after eating in Chipotle restaurants in the second half of 2015.
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The company didn't state what caused Aldrin to become ill or whether he would rejoin his tour group during the trip.
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CRF said the CDC notified it that seven people from three states have become ill and were hospitalized due to listeria.
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Using this data, they wore a software program to actually predict which measurements suggest that someone was about to become ill.
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Insurance companies may no longer drop from coverage those who become ill, or refuse to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
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When there is a blockage, of any sort, and the humors aren't moving as they should be moving, you become ill.
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According to Gretchen Lovewell, Mote Marine Lab's strandings investigation program manager, these animals become ill upon contact with the red tide.
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Some research has also shown that signatures change as people age or become ill, or if they are in a rush.
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Her father had become ill with emphysema, and Gemma had to cover his medical bills and support her mother and sister.
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Many people who are infected show no symptoms, while those who become ill report relatively mild effects of rash or fever.
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At least 60 people in 23 states have become ill from pre-cut melon purchased at a variety of supermarkets since April.
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During the 1918 flu pandemic, older people appear to have been less likely to become ill and die because of past immunity.
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And to find infected people before they become ill, the country is testing on a huge scale — more than 22020,000 a day.
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And to find infected people before they become ill, the country is testing on a huge scale — more than 703,270 a day.
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Two weeks is believed to be the maximum time it takes a person to become ill after being exposed to the coronavirus.
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This is, of course, utter nonsense, but the unintended consequence is a population that blames themselves, and science, whenever they become ill.
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If you introduce it into a school where only 1003 percent of students are vaccinated, a lot of people will become ill.
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Since the illnesses related to backyard poultry began January 13, more than 768 people in 48 states have become ill, the CDC said.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 80,000 people become ill and 100 people die from vibriosis each year nationwide.
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Monroe had pulled his 2018 Lincoln to the side of Interstate 70 in Indianapolis because Jackson had become ill, according to state police.
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Those who become ill may show symptoms within three to five days, although some may show signs earlier or later, the CDC says.
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They have been providing healthy travelers arriving from Wuhan with information about symptoms and advising them to seek care if they become ill.
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It is possible to test too early for the virus, so a person who tests negative could still become ill and infect others.
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Dr. Cowie said that people who were newly infected could test negative for the coronavirus only to become ill a few days later.
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Unlike Ebola, SARS and MERS, it can be transmitted by individuals before the onset of symptoms or even if they don't become ill.
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Officials need to conduct additional testing, Schuchat noted, some of which will be completed on people who vaped and did not become ill.
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The Navajo resourcefully skin the dead horse, unaware that its flesh had been stricken by glanders, and one by one they become ill.
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Emirates flight crew being loaded into Ambulances at JFK Airport after about 100 become ill with temperatures over 100 degrees on flight from Dubai.
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So the bad news is that 15% of people who have been vaccinated are likely to become ill if they encounter mumps very closely.
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"To those who have become ill after eating at one of our cafes, we are deeply sorry," Tropical Smoothie Cafe said in a statement.
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Already by Day 7, though, the virus had bloomed in his nose and throat, just as copiously as in those who did become ill.
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Already by Day 7, though, the virus had bloomed in his nose and throat, just as copiously as in those who did become ill.
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According to a CDC spokesperson, a pair of relatives had become ill and all four were assessed for coronavirus in an abundance of caution.
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According to the ranch team, several times in the last few years, people on the ranch have become ill and some even required hospitalization.
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The CDC blamed Kellogg's Honey Smacks for a salmonella outbreak that caused more than 247.1 people to become ill in 228.6 states in June.
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These people have the mutated gene but do not become ill, or if they do, their illness starts more than a decade later than expected.
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Symptoms of E. coli typically begin two to eight days after consuming the bacteria, although most patients become ill three or four days after consumption.
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In New York City, more than 350 people have since become ill, an outbreak that health officials have linked directly to that first child's case.
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Around the globe, government agencies are mobilizing operations designed to stop or slow the virus's spread, and to treat the thousands who have become ill.
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They should be guaranteed adequate protective supplies, childcare for their own children and health coverage and paid leave if they are exposed or become ill.
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"The reason we want to do active monitoring for 14 days is to determine if they can become ill during that period," Dr. Braden added.
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Some were urged by family members to confine themselves to a single bedroom so as to reduce the risk of transmission should they become ill.
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By January 244, the state broadcaster China Central Television reported that 225 of the people who had become ill tested positive for the new virus.
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Health officials still don't know exactly what is causing so many people to become ill, but experts now suspect THC products could play a role.
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Officials from both the CDC and WHO told reporters that they were concerned about the number of health workers who become ill as coronavirus spread.
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But as study after study documents, these workers also struggle with their out-of-pocket costs, especially when they or their family members become ill.
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It wasn't until his best mate and regular DJ at Labryinth, Ginge, become ill with cancer that he was convinced to throw another Labryinth night again.
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The high costs of care for people after they become ill limit the resources that are available for preventing diseases from arising in the first place.
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Across the US, at least 805 people have become ill and at least 12 have died from a mysterious lung illness, the CDC said this week.
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Those with Trip Cancellation or Trip Interruption insurance will be able to cancel the trip if they become ill with coronavirus before or during their trip.
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Finally, she said, caretakers should make a plan in case their loved ones do get sick or if they themselves become ill, like having backup caretakers.
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But the hardest problem to crack is predicting who among those with latent TB are likely to become ill—in order to treat them pre-emptively.
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The British government initially said it would rely on "herd immunity," where a number of people become ill and then build up resistance to the virus.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 9 million to 36 million people become ill with the flu each year in the United States.
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That has allowed people to wait until they become ill or need medical services to sign up, driving up costs broadly, insurers have told federal health officials.
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As of Wednesday, more than 30 people have become ill with the rare but serious disease, caused by the EEE virus, and 11 of them have died.
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The study builds on earlier research that has showed pigs that entirely lack a protein called CD163 do not become ill when exposed to the PRRS virus.
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Most people who are infected with Zika don't become ill; only 20 percent of infected persons develop symptoms, which resemble the flu and last around five days.
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Arizona health officials said they had not yet been able to identify the first person to become ill so they cannot confirm whether it was an immigrant.
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In a 2006 Flu Pandemic Preparedness Plan, these public health officials projected that as many as 2 million people could become ill, according to local outlet 10Boston.
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Several lawmakers have been self-quarantining due to exposure to people diagnosed with the coronavirus, while at least one Senate staffer has become ill with the virus.
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This "lockout period" would, in theory, create an incentive for people to have insurance all the time, instead of waiting to sign up when they become ill.
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Right now, US public health officials and health care providers are focused primarily on identifying serious cases and treating those who become ill, which is exceptionally important.
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A number of children have died in federal custody, some have become ill and it is clear that all are at risk for developing lifelong psychological harm.
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The five patients in the United States had all visited Wuhan, and so far none of their contacts have become ill or tested positive for the virus.
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Anyone can get sick from Vibrio, but people with existing health conditions, like diabetes, liver disease, or cancer, are more likely to become ill and develop severe complications.
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"They've progressively become ill with liver damage and other conditions" caused by the virus, said Dr. John Ward, the director of the C.D.C.'s Division of Viral Hepatitis.
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Her mother, Milena, told the Daily Telegraph that her daughter had been staying "in a completely healthy environment" and it was "impossible" for her to have become ill.
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"A lot of these bacteria and chemicals are colorless, odorless, and you aren't aware the quality of your water is bad until you consume it and become ill."
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Mr. Galin justified his actions in his social media posts, saying that Viktor had become ill on the first leg of his trip, from Riga, Latvia, to Moscow.
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Women who become ill are often ashamed that they don't fit this model — and family members often chalk up serious symptoms to "normal" new motherhood and sleep deprivation.
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That makes them less likely to seek medical care when they become ill or to have access to preventive health benefits that can help them stave off illness.
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The lung damage in some people who have become ill after vaping nicotine or marijuana products resembles a chemical burn, doctors from the Mayo Clinic reported on Wednesday.
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Patients older than 50 who become ill after vaping tend to be sicker than younger ones: more likely to need ventilators and to stay longer in the hospital.
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Athletes, who have been wounded, injured or become ill in service, will compete in both individual and team sports including swimming, archery, cycling, track and field, and wheelchair rugby.
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Nearly 400 people across 15 states have become ill after eating tainted lettuce in salads from McDonald's, leading to the hospitalization of more than a dozen people in July.
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To me, this all sounded like some level of progress, except that I broached the question of whether those bathing in the river become ill, Mishra's face lit up.
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She did not become ill until several days after arriving in Chicago, so officials do not think there is much risk to others who were on her flight home.
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Monroe, a ride-share driver, had stopped his 2018 Lincoln on the side of Interstate 70 in Indianapolis because Jackson, his passenger, had become ill, according to state police.
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Border Patrol centers were designed to temporarily hold migrants and were not set up for long-term detention, which typically includes medical staff to treat detainees who become ill.
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Children who become ill are left to the care of first-aid trained administrators or simply wait for a nurse to come from a nearby school to help them.
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Even if they become ill in-flight and they start to shed the virus, then they might contaminate and infect some of the people in the airplane they're traveling with.
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A person who's consumed a contaminated food usually won't become ill for about a week, which means many of the cases caused by this outbreak likely haven't been reported yet.
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Separately for several months military medical personnel have been stationed in the border area to treat troops who may become ill but are also on standby for migrant medical emergencies.
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She made her debut at the Met in 2013 in Rossini's "Comte Ory," filling in for the soprano who had become ill, and tripped when she was exiting the stage.
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The now-deceased patient appears to have become ill through community spread, according to Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the CDC, who spoke alongside the President at a briefing Saturday.
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After in-depth interviews with 86 people who've become ill, the CDC and FDA still haven't been able to identify which substance in vape pods is making people so sick.
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In New York, health officials reported that all 34 people who have become ill said they used at least one vape containing cannabis, while some said they also vaped nicotine.
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Alvarez was testifying before the House Judiciary Committee on June 113 to advocate for ongoing health care funding for those who have become ill after working on or around ground zero.
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U.S. investigators have identified at least 57 people in 16 states who have become ill due to consuming contaminated ground beef products made from meat traced back to JBS, USDA said.
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But he said that it took him a year to examine the evidence in the article because he had been working on a book in Vietnam, and then had become ill.
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She said the notes had also been carefully tested in the laboratory by health and safety experts to assure that pets or children accidentally chewing on them would not become ill.
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If those prescribers become ill or otherwise unable to provide treatment, or if their clinic is located in a severely affected area, access to this treatment will become even more limited.
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If you live alone, enlist a trusted friend or neighbor -- perhaps someone else in a similar situation -- so that if you or they become ill, you can be each other's caregiver.
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People with colds or flu can spread viruses for a day or two before they become ill, but how big a role that plays in outbreaks is not known, researchers say.
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In a letter sent Wednesday to Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, Romney expressed concern that experts don't know what's been causing people to become ill — aside from e-cigarettes.
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The patient died in Washington and appears to have become ill through community spread, according to Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the CDC, who spoke alongside the President at a briefing Saturday.
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Hobby Lobby is not only fighting to keep stores open as the coronavirus spreads across the US but also refusing to give its employees immediate paid sick leave if they become ill.
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They include ifrequent hand sanitation among staff and visitors, grouping people who become ill in the same room or wing and asking family members who are sick to avoid in-person visits.
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Monroe had pulled his 2018 Lincoln to the side of Interstate 70 in Indianapolis because Jackson had become ill, according to state police, who said both men were standing outside the car.
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The Mexican restaurant chain had hoped to put past food safety issues behind it, but last week a number of customers become ill with norovirus after dining at its Sterling, Virginia, restaurant.
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Many women who take antidepressants during pregnancy become ill, for example, but under-dosing is a rampant problem during pregnancy, so it might be that, and not the medications, causing the problems.
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A person will not become ill from drinking contaminated water, but when water with Naegleria fowleri enters the body through the nose and travels to the brain, the consequence is almost always deadly.
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In addition to staying away from sick people (and staying home if you become ill), FEMA recommends simple actions like washing your hands often and covering your mouth when you sneeze or cough.
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If you choose to throw it away, the CDC recommended sealing it in a plastic bag and putting it in a closed trash can so that animals don't eat it and become ill.
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For one, many who have yet to become ill only remember the EPA's false pronouncement that the air was safe, and they aren't aware that doctors have linked their illnesses to their exposure.
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For those who use private banks, like Partridge and Rancic, the bank keeps their child's cord and placenta blood, so should their child become ill, their donations could be harvested for treatment purposes.
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She hopes this would include making all necessary additional supplies reimbursable and providing guarantees for social services workers that should they or a family member become ill, that they won't lose their job.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will provide measures worth several billions of pounds to support low-paid workers and those on welfare benefits who become ill with coronavirus, finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday.
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By April 13, the C.D.C. announced that 35 people from 11 states had become ill from the same strain of E. coli, now linked to romaine lettuce from the Yuma region of Arizona.
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That no other Westerdam passengers have become ill is not proof in itself that the American woman's diagnosis was flawed, said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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These "false morels" can make you sick if you eat them, according to the Children's Hospital of Michigan Poison Control Center, which noted that in 2011 several children had become ill from consuming them.
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In the reports the FDA has received about bone treats, dogs have died or become ill after consuming the treats because the products have caused gastrointestinal obstructions, blocked airways, internal bleeding, vomiting and diarrhea.
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Baby powder does carry a warning to keep it out of the reach of children and many pediatricians discourage its use on babies, who can become ill or die after breathing in the particles.
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The state lab received approval last month to test specimens from potentially infected patients who either did not become ill or were ill but tested more than a week after the onset of symptoms.
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Poor women, many of whom are black, make up a disproportionate number of those who die, become ill or get prosecuted as a result of the procedure, according to researchers, activists and public defenders.
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Cetron said it's "reassuring" that Chinese authorities report that no health care workers who've cared for the patients have become infected, and that some 700 other contacts of patients have also not become ill.
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U.S. investigators have identified at least 57 people in 16 states who have become ill due to consuming contaminated ground beef products made from meat traced back to JBS, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
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A particularly powerful source is 1 trial food aversion learning where if you become ill after consuming a particular food the smell taste of the food becomes aversive and remains so for a long time.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration reported that 32 people in 11 states in the U.S. have become ill, while 18 people in Ontario and Quebec have also reported sickness related to eating romaine lettuce.
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Deliberating before the vote, the committee examined the cost-effectiveness of the two vaccines by estimating the total price of each vaccine and the costs when people become ill and compared the relative economic impacts.
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According to New York civil rights attorney Eric Sanders, the driver's decision to refuse service to the woman in labor for fear that she might become ill in his vehicle is based on an assumption.
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The big picture: At least 133 people have become ill from the outbreak, with 73 being affected by the cereal and at least 60 being effected by the pre-cut melons between April and May.
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Story at a glance Dozens of health care professionals on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic have become ill with the coronavirus and more are quarantined after being exposed, according to the Washington Post.
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LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - Britain will provide measures worth several billions of pounds to support low-paid workers and those on welfare benefits who become ill with coronavirus, finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday.
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Besides establishing best practices for Team USA, the advisory group will help the USOC develop educational material for athletes and staff, monitor and share updated scientific literature and help support care should an individual become ill.
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Many lack education on the importance of washing their hands, how to hygienically prepare food or how to change their baby's diaper, and not many can afford to go to a doctor when they become ill.
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Although there were scattered media reports that morel mushrooms from China caused RiFF's customers to become ill, owner and chef Bernd H. Knöller says that the restaurant bought its mushrooms from a distributor in Leon, Spain.
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The report comes after two patients in California appeared to become ill with the virus through so-called community spread, where the sickness spreads in completely different communities possibly due to people unknowingly carrying the virus.
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Experts, however, are now questioning whether this standard assumption understates the actual percentage who become ill, saying the finding was made nearly a decade ago in a vastly different setting: a sparsely populated island in Micronesia.
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A total of 121 people from 25 US states have become ill from E. coli contamination linked to romaine lettuce between March 13 and April 21, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Wednesday.
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"His animals will become ill or die due to the lack of food and water, and he won't be able to feed his family," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from his office in Nouakchott, Mauritania's capital.
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Ever the "problem solver," Kat contacts the manufacturer, only to be told that menstruating women are more likely to become ill when utilizing virtual reality headsets because of the way their hormones change how they see images.
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"When people start to become ill, it's important to educate them to go early and use low-cost providers, including walk-in clinics," said Carolyn McClanahan, director of financial planning at Life Planning Partners in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Drawing on my experience with Beckett, all sorts of scenarios went through my mind: perhaps she had become ill and had had to go somewhere warm to recuperate, or she was having second thoughts about the book.
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Yet the signature remains the main means of identifying voters in Florida and many other states, despite research showing that signatures change as people age, become ill, fall out of practice or are simply in a rush.
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The Chase Freedom, United Explorer Card, and Starbucks card also include Trip Cancellation/Interruption insurance that covers non-refundable Common Carrier passenger fares (such as flights or a cruise.)What if I become ill with the coronavirus?
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As of November 14, 2019, at least 42 people have died and 2,172 people have become ill due to the condition, which the CDC now calls EVALI, or e-cigarette or vaping product use associated lung injury.
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"The best protection against measles is vaccination," Maine State Epidemiologist Dr. Siiri Bennett said in a statement, adding that even when vaccinated individuals become ill, the severity of the disease is reduced and its spread is less likely.
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"We have always thought that if we learn more about what your body is doing before you become ill, then we would have a much better chance of ideally preventing or at least detecting things early," he said.
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"What keeps me awake at night," she continued, are a handful of questions: how long is the incubation period of the virus; will traditional cleaning products work to sanitize against it; can you become ill more than once?
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Service providers in New York, which is now the epicenter of the US coronavirus outbreak, say they don't have the resources to handle delivery for all of the patients who are likely to become ill and require quarantine.
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LOS ANGELES, March 18 (Reuters) - The governor of California said on Wednesday that modeling done by experts has shown that an estimated 60,000 homeless people in the state could become ill with coronavirus over the next eight weeks.
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The C.D.C. also estimates that more than 403,000 United States residents become ill with infections caused by antibiotic-resistant food-borne bacteria every year, with about one in five resistant infections caused by germs from food and animals.
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Those who become ill will have problems in their upper respiratory tract; those who become severely ill will have problems in the lower respiratory tract, and those can lead to really serious health concerns like pneumonia and bronchitis.
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The plaintiffs in the case argue that because Shulkin did not resign, or die, or become ill — he says he was fired — Trump did not have the authority to choose whomever he wanted to temporarily fill Shulkin's spot.
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The romaine has been linked to an E. coli outbreak that has resulted in 43 reported illnesses across 12 states in the United States, as well as 22 people in Canada who have become ill, as of Monday.
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A DHS spokesperson provided no meaningful response to specific questions about how many people have been detained along the Arizona border, whether any children have become ill or died, and whether DHS will shift resources to the Sonoran desert.
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Only about one in five people infected with Zika virus will actually become ill, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the most common Zika symptoms are fever, a rash, joint pain or conjunctivitis (red eyes).
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In 2015, following an E.coli outbreak that caused over 50 people to become ill and led to the temporary closure of restaurant locations in nine states, Chipotle altered several of its restaurant practices in hopes of cutting down risk.
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The stigma around HIV/AIDS remains strong in Singapore: In a 2007 national survey of more than 1,22016 people in Singapore, just over half said that they would care for a close relative who'd become ill from HIV/AIDS.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the Department recommends that individuals who live in Union County who become ill with pneumonia-like/respiratory symptoms, such as fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath, muscle aches, and headache visit their healthcare provider.
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She went on to tell PEOPLE that it's difficult to say how many children staying home from school are experiencing or recovering from symptoms of the virus, as some parents are keeping their kids at home so they don't become ill.
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While you're more likely to get diarrhea and abdominal symptoms from a foodborne illness, a more dangerous infection is possible: The CDC estimates that every years, 48 million people become ill from foodborne illness, 128,000 are hospitalized and 3,000 die.
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She said that most Indonesian children working in tobacco fields do not go to local health clinics when they become ill, making it difficult to determine whether the number who get sick is in the thousands or the tens of thousands.
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How many months do you need to have — in liquid, easy-to-access cash — in case you lose a job, become ill or injured, or have some other life event that makes it impossible to work in the short term?
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Separately on Monday, Bernstein food retail analyst Bruno Monteyne cautioned that in a pandemic scenario parents and carers of the sick will be unable to work, leading to a broader impact on supply chains than only those who become ill.
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As a professor of psychiatry and obstetrics and gynecology with more than three decades of experience treating pregnant women, I have been frustrated by how surprisingly few studies are available to guide their medical treatment on occasions when they become ill.
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"The Ministry of Health and WHO have dispatched a Rapid Response Team to Kasese to identify other people who may be at risk, and ensure they are monitored and provided with care if they also become ill," WHO said in a press release.
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"Holding a virtual meeting eliminates the enhanced risk of infections and the related legal exposure," said Kai Liekefett, a partner at law firm Sidley Austin LLP, referring to the risk of investors filing lawsuits against companies if they become ill at the meetings.
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Doctors should "strongly consider" admitting patients to the hospital if they have become ill after vaping and are short of breath, have underlying illnesses that could affect their lungs or their blood oxygen level is less than 95 percent, the C.D.C. said.
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He may have set a record for the use of what are known as conditional hearings, in which a prosecutor can question witnesses 65 or older who could die or become ill before trial — he brought 20 witnesses to the stand for them.
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So many older LGBT people, when they become ill or if they start to deteriorate mentally and aren't able to articulate things as well, end up involuntarily, just by the assumptions of the people who care for them, being relegated back into the closet.
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"The individuals who become ill, who are quarantined, who are not able to go to work — there's a nontrivial number of workers that if they do not show up to work for two weeks, they lose their job," said Sahm, a former Fed economist.
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From the moment we learned that a new virus was causing thousands of people in China to become ill, it became apparent that this would be more than a simple illness of concern only to health experts and residents of the most affected areas.
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On February 25th Kirsten Gillibrand, a Democratic presidential candidate and a New York senator, along with Cory Gardner, a Republican senator from Colorado, intend to introduce a bill to ensure all first responders and survivors receive full compensation well into the future as they become ill.
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"Had I grown up in a society and received continual conditioning toward a belief in a magical source of sickness, it is quite probable that I would have interpreted this vision as a revelation of who it was that caused me to become ill," she wrote.
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The rules requiring comprehensive care for catastrophic illness were put in place to protect patients who are faced with high priced care and to protect others in society from having to subsidize those who have not paid their fair share of insurance when they become ill.
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The rules requiring no lifetime caps for catastrophic illness were put in place to protect patients who are faced with high priced care and to protect others in society from having to subsidize those who have not paid their fair share of insurance when they become ill.
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Researchers studied people age 60 or older in the UK who had not yet developed so-called frailty, a term that describes a lack of robustness and physical reserves that leaves a person more vulnerable to disability when they become ill or experience an injury like a fall.
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Willett, a sales manager from Virginia Beach, Virginia, told VICE News that his daughter urgently needed to get off the ship, as she had become ill in recent days and was told by doctors she required an ultrasound to assess the issue and determine if she needs surgery.
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Against the advice of public-health leaders, Trump at the time even urged the United States to close its borders to flights from West Africa — which would have locked out two U.S. health workers who'd become ill in Liberia and had to be airlifted to Atlanta for treatment.
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Although this infection of the lungs affects people of all ages with weakened immune systems, the groups most likely to become ill are those adults 65 years or older, children under five years of age, smokers and those with underlying medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes or heart disease.
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UK on-demand food delivery startup Deliveroo has been accused of setting up an inaccessible hardship fund for couriers in the midst of the coronavirus crisis that leaves gig economy workers on its platform unable to access claimed financial support if they become ill or are self isolating.
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Residents have a hard time comprehending why so many people in their city have become ill, especially because they viewed state and city leaders as having taken aggressive actions early on, said Tonya Allen, the president and chief executive of the Skillman Foundation, a philanthropic organization that focuses on Detroit youth.
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The email told recipients that "there is no particular action necessary at this time for our Congressional Members who attended the meeting in Washington DC." It added that if members of congress do become ill, they should consult with their physician, but that "no other action" was required at this time.
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"Part of the fun of any family is looking at somebody in certain time frame or a family in a present-day time frame and hypothetically jumping forward 15 years and [seeing] who's still in the picture, who's not in the picture anymore, who has become ill or other," Fogelman told the outlet.
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HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-CALIFORNIA-HOMELES/ Some 60,003 California homeless could get coronavirus in coming weeks, governor says LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Modeling has shown that more than 60,000 homeless people could become ill with the coronavirus in California over the next eight weeks, badly straining the healthcare system, the state governor said on Wednesday.
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Passengers on the three direct weekly flights to London's Heathrow Airport from Wuhan, the epicenter of the infection's outbreak, will be checked for symptoms and given advice about what to do if they become ill, The Department of Health and Social Care and Public Health England said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Passengers on the three direct weekly flights to London's Heathrow Airport from Wuhan, the epicentre of the infection's outbreak, will be checked for symptoms and given advice about what to do if they become ill, The Department of Health and Social Care and Public Health England said in a statement on Wednesday.
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" Dr. Sandra Ciesek, of the Institute of Medical Virology at University Hospital Frankfurt, who was one of the authors of a letter in The New England Journal of Medicine that described the German patients who did not become ill, said the problem was that "normally, you don't screen asymptomatic healthy people for the virus because it's too expensive.
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"If someone does become ill, we want them to stay inside, away from the Aedes mosquito to make sure they don't cause a local infection to occur," Ben Schwartz, MD, deputy director of the acute communicable diseases control program for Los Angeles County Public Health, said Friday, according to NBC LA. Only about 1 in 5 people infected with the virus experience symptoms, according to the CDC.
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U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday introduced a $1 trillion-plus package of legislation to provide direct financial help for Americans, relief for small businesses and their employees, steps to stabilize the economy, and support for healthcare professionals and coronavirus patients Newsom said Wednesday that modeling has shown more than 60,000 homeless people could become ill with the coronavirus in California over the next eight weeks, overwhelming hospitals.
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These actions should minimally include providing correctional facilities with testing kits, making all testing free and accessible to incarcerated persons, ensuring adequate access to sanitary supplies including soap and hand sanitizer, outlining clear and realistic plans to respond to understaffing issues that are likely to occur when correctional staff become ill, releasing the sizable number of individuals incarcerated because they cannot afford bail, and releasing older, infirm people who pose no community safety risks but are especially vulnerable to COVID-19.
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