"Winning is contagious; having fun is contagious; good results are contagious to everyone," Bird said.
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It is extremely contagious -- the most contagious virus known.
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That means it's more contagious than the seasonal flu, but less contagious than measles.
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"This is a combination of a very contagious disease with very contagious violence," Fischer says.
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Measles is extremely contagious Measles is unique among infectious diseases because it is exquisitely contagious.
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That makes COVID-19 more contagious than the seasonal flu, but less contagious than SARS.
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That would make the new coronavirus more contagious than seasonal flu and potentially even more contagious than SARS.
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That makes this virus, at least right now, about as contagious as the flu but less contagious than SARS.
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That would make the new coronavirus at least as contagious as seasonal flu and potentially more contagious than SARS.
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As we mentioned, norovirus is a highly contagious bug and you can still be contagious after your symptoms go away.
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That would make 2019-nCoV less contagious than SARS, which had an R0 of 3, but more contagious than seasonal flu.
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The flu is most contagious in the first 3-4 daysTypically, you're the most contagious in the first three to four days of your illness.
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What does generally worry me is what this could actually cause, because we know suicide can be contagious; we know school shootings in America can be contagious.
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Highly contagious Measles is one of the most highly contagious diseases in existence, spreading through coughing and sneezing, and can linger in the air for up to two hours.
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You're most contagious in the first three daysIt's hard to identify when exactly people stop being contagious, says Isaac Bogoch, MD, an infectious-disease consultant at the University of Toronto.
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Concern about contagious diseases On August 5, two members of Congress wrote a letter to the heads of the US Department of Homeland Security and HHS expressing concern about contagious diseases.
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"What we have all learned is that the virus leads to a lower mortality than the flu virus, but it's a lot more contagious, the virus is very contagious," he said.
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The power & strength in the air is so contagious.
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It's compelling, but it's toxic — and, sadly, it's contagious.
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But had it been more contagious — we were lucky.
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There is always something happening — its energy is contagious.
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The problem with the coronavirus is that we are not yet absolutely sure whether it is more like SARS, highly contagious and lethal, or like seasonal influenza, contagious and unpleasant but rarely fatal.
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His smile is so contagious and his laughter so precious.
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The most annoying thing is that people think it's contagious.
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Optimism, kindness and a grateful heart are actually quite contagious.
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Hepatitis A is a liver infection that is highly contagious.
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Hepatitis A is a highly contagious disease of the liver.
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It's highly contagious and can be spread through the air.
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The momentum was contagious, with states ratifying in quick succession.
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These are awful numbers for Republicans: the president is contagious.
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However, SARS was far less contagious than the new coronavirus.
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Measles is highly contagious, yet preventable with the MMR vaccine.
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It's surreal beauty mixed with a contagious and youthful glee.
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No vaccination or treatment exist for the highly contagious virus.
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Bullying and other threatening and rude behaviors can be contagious.
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He had a contagious smile with an even bigger heart.
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People sick with rat lungworm disease do not become contagious.
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Surely, winning is getting contagious among the Pirates these days.
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Hitting is contagious sometimes and tonight was one of those.
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James is just so authentic, and his energy is contagious.
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There's one more annoying detail: It can be very contagious.
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"She had a contagious personality and was humble," Zerucha says.
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Also, other contagious illness that circulate throughout the year — i.e.
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The change that is in the air today is contagious.
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Scientists say Ebola is extremely infectious but not extremely contagious.
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The refugee children, the parents said, might have contagious diseases.
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Measles is a highly contagious virus that can be fatal.
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And you might go bazodee over that contagious soca beat.
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"He was having giddy fun, and the feeling was contagious."
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Because chaos, as we know all too well, is contagious.
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Tomlinson's excitement for the project and its future is contagious.
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More from Tonic: Your research says that rudeness is contagious.
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"We know that incivility is contagious," a Georgetown professor said.
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Coronavirus appears to be contagious primarily when you are symptomatic.
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That makes it more contagious than say, the seasonal flu.
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It was highly contagious and had an astronomic mortality rate.
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For one, it's a confident book and confidence is contagious.
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The warmer it is, the less contagious the coronavirus becomes
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That style has become immediately recognizable and often unfortunately contagious.
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"When things work, it's contagious in this game," Hyers said.
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That's in part because of how contagious the virus is.
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It means the movie is hoping its laughter is contagious.
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Read more:The most common flu symptomsYes, the flu is contagious.
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During that period, people can be contagious without realizing it.
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Just like a bad cold, negativity can be incredibly contagious.
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Change, inspired by the #MeToo movement, appears to be contagious.
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People ask if it's contagious and say really mean things.
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These pigs are absolutely thriving and their happiness is contagious.
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Measles is one of the most contagious viruses in nature.
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It was thought to be both inherited and wildly contagious.
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Measles is among the most contagious of the infectious diseases.
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"Feel Love" might be structurally simple, but it's surprsingly contagious.
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"So it's very contagious -- a very contagious disease -- and if one child comes to a camp with the measles virus and can spread it, then it puts the other children at risk," Kmush said.
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That has helped health officials quickly differentiate those with Ebola or highly contagious respiratory diseases from those who have less contagious illnesses that look similar, and quarantine those who are infected, GDD chief Montgomery said.
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Once people are sick and contagious, many more may become infected.
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It's just like getting strep throat, or any other contagious infection.
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The energy you brought to any space you were in. Contagious.
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It's not entirely clear why some animals have socially contagious itching.
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It turns out that behaviors, emotions, and thoughts are highly contagious.
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The disease is one of the most contagious in the world.
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Other studies found that chimps and rats may find laughter contagious.
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He worked at a furious pace, and his energy was contagious.
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There's strong evidence to suggest happiness is contagious in social networks.
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A lot of people desperately want their love to be contagious.
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"It's contagious throughout the team," Johnson said of sharing the ball.
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Just like good things can be contagious, so can bad things.
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That empathy can be contagious, especially when paired with emotional imagery.
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If emotions are communicable like diseases, which are the most contagious?
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He had a contagious smile, dark hair and glimmering blue eyes.
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No new cases of the contagious viral illness were reported Wednesday.
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"It's contagious now," said Covington, who finished with 22 points Friday.
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"When something [positive] like this happens, it becomes contagious," he said.
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Technology entrepreneurship has become contagious and it's spreading which is fantastic.
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Measles is considered one of the most contagious diseases in existence.
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Han and her team also challenged our preconceptions of "contagious" animals.
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During this time, it is asymptomatic and it is not contagious.
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The trend is most evident for measles, which is highly contagious.
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Fear proves contagious, leading to a spiral of self-fulfilling pessimism.
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When someone has a terrible, contagious disease, we don't execute them.
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Humans have spread a contagious form of cancer around the world.
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Independently, a second bay mussel developed contagious cancer of its own.
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For example, tuberculosis is a highly contagious and potentially deadly illness.
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They're also highly susceptible to contagious diseases, particularly in confined spaces.
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It's almost contagious the way we're going about our at-bats.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses.
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Each drip carries with it its contagious absence, wherever it trickles.
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But that optimism is unlikely to prove contagious among that group.
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Diphtheria, a contagious bacterial infection, spread in the early 20th century.
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Measles is highly contagious and can be fatal, especially amongst children.
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Your relaxing, calm, patient, kind, happy energy and aura is contagious!
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It might have been my great-grandmother's excitement that was contagious.
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In addition to being fueled by uncertainty, anxiety is also contagious.
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What kinds of public mandates are justifiable in combating contagious disease?
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The fact is that human behavior happens in contagious, networked ways.
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So those germs are still in there, and I'm still contagious.
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But his enthusiasm is contagious, and McDonald's takes off like gangbusters.
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Measles is considered among the most contagious viruses in the world.
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"Their energy was contagious, you can feel it," Mr. Arnold said.
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And as is frequently the case with censorship, it is contagious.
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"She had the most contagious smile and laugh," Terry told CNN.
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In fact, the brand's outspokenness has proved to be contagious. Dictionary.
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Addiction is a disease, and in some ways, it is contagious.
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Readers, kindness is contagious — these folks are working for a living.
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Influenza, or flu, is a contagious respiratory illness caused by viruses.
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One highly contagious patient — a "super-spreader" — infected 50 healthcare workers.
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Whether the new coronavirus is contagious among people is not clear.
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Concerns are growing about a contagious strain of pneumonia in China.
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Late on Monday, Chinese authorities confirmed that the virus is contagious.
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Perhaps the most encouraging piece is that kindness can be contagious.
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"The way we spend our time is contagious," Ms. Parker said.
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"Only if whatever it is she has isn't contagious," I said.
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This is not exercise; it is joy and can be contagious.
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But, we still have contagious diseases that we can't figure out!
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Just as the common cold is contagious, so too is suicide.
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Fifty cases of the highly contagious disease were in Washington State.
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Measles is a highly contagious respiratory disease caused by a virus.
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But there's another, little-discussed factor here: Residential solar power is contagious.
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They have a tremendous amount of pride in Yonkers and it's contagious.
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Second, research on the effects of corruption has found that it's contagious.
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The "momentum we're seeing in our business today is contagious," he said.
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The disease is not highly contagious and can be treated with medications.
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Another parent is in ICE custody being treated for a contagious illness.
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The warmth is contagious this week as we inch closer to spring.
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YVETTE VELASCO Yvette Velasco had sparkling eyes and an easy, contagious smile.
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The color crept back to her face and her contagious smile reappeared.
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One highly contagious patient — a "super-spreader" — infected 50 doctors and nurses.
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Most people on their own are not heroes, but courage is contagious.
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It's not contagious ... no it is, there's a two week incubation period.
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The measles virus is highly contagious, but can be prevented with vaccinations.
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"It can be a little bit contagious," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
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Angelique's smile was contagious and brightened up any room she walked into.
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And besides, he has such passion for musical theater that it's contagious.
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Downturns may be contagious, even if they take some time to incubate.
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"That's contagious at the top right now," Mets manager Terry Collins said.
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His contagious sense of humor is not as strong as the disease.
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Norovirus is a highly contagious virus that's common throughout the United States.
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The idea that violence is contagious suggests that it can be prevented.
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Although no deaths have been reported, it appears to be highly contagious.
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HFM is super contagious and it's not fair to knowingly expose others.
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The more he gobbles, the more they gobble, resulting in contagious laughter.
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It's the only way that we can continue to make feminism contagious.
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Assembling tiny food Ah, how contagious is the Japanese affinity for adorableness?
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Their imagination is through the roof, and their excitement is so contagious.
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"It's a contagious gene," says Alexa in PEOPLE's World's Most Beautiful issue.
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She had a contagious smile and legs that just kept on growing.
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"China's Dystopian Tech Could Be Contagious," The Atlantic similarly declared last year.
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Bravery is contagious, and indeed the driving force behind the #MeToo movement.
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Your collective passion and sense of mission are immediately apparent and contagious.
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Its citizens seem to surf along on a contagious wave of positivity.
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It would be bad if I had a disease that was contagious.
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I stepped away without ordering, scared her emaciated loneliness might be contagious.
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This attribute tends to be just as contagious as a joyful attitude.
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The flu is caused by an infectious virus that is highly contagious.
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Nothing he wants stands a chance of happening, but belief is contagious.
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Brexit could also be contagious for the European Union as a whole.
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It's highly contagious, and spreading to every corner of the wired world.
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They can also be extremely contagious, in some cases, ending in death.
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Laughter is truly contagious There are moments in life that change everything.
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" Trump's claim at a White House briefing -- "It's a very contagious virus.
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Listener: How long are you contagious if you've recovered from the virus?
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That's less than optimal during the outbreak of a highly contagious disease.
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One reason the coronavirus is so concerning is how contagious it is.
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More than 41,000 people have tested positive for the highly contagious virus.
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Just as fear can be contagious, so can courage, caring and calm.
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Daniel's fidelity to craft is contagious—he continues to produce exquisite work.
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The singer's optimism is contagious, and his schoolboy-like wonder is jubilant.
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The bad news ... it's highly contagious ... so stay away from Shayna Baszler!!!
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Early evidence suggests the new coronavirus is more contagious than seasonal flu.
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Not only can they hurt productivity and morale, their attitudes are contagious.
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In the movie, the MEV-1 virus is highly contagious between people.
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ASF is harmless to humans but highly contagious and deadly in pigs.
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During that period, people can be contagious without realizing they&aposre sick.
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Highly contagious, hepatitis A causes symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and jaundice.
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Many of those people might not yet be contagious, Dr. Famulare said.
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His scream, smile, and laugh are contagious and his style is fierce.
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And the degree, and kind, of self-invention is dizzying, and contagious.
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The measles may just be the most contagious virus in the world.
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"Measles is one of the most highly contagious diseases known," Sammons said.
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It's highly contagious and can spread through a home or school quickly.
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That 95 percent number is unusually high because measles is so contagious.
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"That wasn't his fault that we said he's still contagious," Gase added.
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She had an abandon that was very contagious, and I loved it.
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The measles virus is highly contagious but can be prevented with vaccinations.
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As Brad Plumer recently described, EVs (like rooftop solar panels) are contagious.
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No, Zika virus is not contagious the way the common cold is.
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Chickenpox is a highly contagious infection caused by the varicella zoster virus (VZV).
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His laugh is so contagious and hearing his energetic opinions is the best.
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We know, for example, that Facebook sought to discover whether emotions are contagious.
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In contrast, socially contagious itching is not tied to empathy, the researchers said.
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Some of those infected may not show symptoms but may still be contagious.
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For a highly contagious disease like measles, only medical exemptions should be permitted.
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Global vaccination rates for the highly contagious disease are just 85% on average.
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The flu is harmless to humans but is deadly and contagious to pigs.
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The R0 of measles, which is extremely contagious, is between 12 and 16.
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Researchers have found that both rooftop solar panels and electric vehicles are contagious.
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If winning is contagious, losing can be an even more infectious campaign disease.
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And burnout is another thing that's highly contagious for students, teachers, parents, anybody.
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Measles is highly contagious but preventable with the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine.
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Symptoms of the highly contagious, viral stomach flu include diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting.
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It's not on our tongue, but it's in our soul, and it's contagious.
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We set out to find the origin of the oldest known contagious cancer.
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"Laughter is contagious among parrots," all the press people want me to say.
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It is highly contagious and spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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It was the singer's contagious dance moves that had the crowd going wild.
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These days, about 96,1963 people die each year from the highly contagious disease.
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A rare contagious cancer, not ranchers, is now the Tasmanian devils' biggest enemy.
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She is a bright light and a beacon of hope whose energy contagious.
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Dalton had Burkholderia cepacia, a highly contagious infection for people with cystic fibrosis.
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Although the music sounds a little dated, their energy is contagious either way.
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Although pneumonia itself is not contagious, the germs that can cause it are.
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For instance, scientists first figured out polio was a contagious virus in 1908.
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Lewis plays Axelrod with a contagious bravado Homeland's Nicholas Brody never afforded him.
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When they play the song live at Playstation Theater, their energy is contagious.
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" "I want the general public to know that rare diseases are not contagious.
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I wasn't kidding when I had been telling the men I was contagious.
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Your energy on stage is contagious and you literally took my breath away!
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The courage of these women to speak out is humbling, inspiring and contagious.
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"' "She touched a lot of lives with her laughter and contagious big smile.
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Lying is contagious, and it appears the White House is suffering an outbreak.
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It was the first time anyone had discovered contagious cancer in aquatic animals.
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Smallpox is highly contagious, but it is not spread by insects or animals.
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On Wednesday, they reported that three more species were plagued with contagious cancers.
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If we succeed, it could have a contagious effect in the Middle East.
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"His charm is so contagious, vaccines have been created for it," one said.
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The highly contagious fever is incurable in pigs but does not harm people.
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And negative moods are contagious, meaning they can bring down the whole office.
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"Although Marburg is a scary, deadly disease, it's not very contagious," Adalja said.
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He also places major emphasis on how profound and contagious these ideas are.
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"Confidence is contagious," Stralman said after notching his 19.83th career point against Edmonton.
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Hepatitis A is a highly contagious liver disease caused by the HAV virus.
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Across Western New York, baked-in pessimism has given rise to contagious optimism.
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Not in a contagious way, but as "seeds" inadvertently transferred during certain surgeries.
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Read: How Scared Should I Be of a Contagious Disease Wiping Out Humanity?
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It's a contagious enthusiasm, one that draws you in as a co-conspirator.
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To reign in the outbreak, experts need to know how contagious it is.
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Dr. Leighton said contagious anxiety or another psychogenic contributor couldn't be ruled out.
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The flu is really contagious, but the flu doesn't kill as many people.
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The possibly contagious colleague is among the most familiar villains of office life.
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In photos of Popova, there is a playfulness and spiritedness that is contagious.
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The longer we allow policies to be lax, the more contagious it becomes.
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If we can find an inner refuge of calm, our calm is contagious.
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Second, fear continues to be as contagious and debilitating as the disease itself.
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Slowing the highly contagious bug buys time to develop a vaccine or medicines.
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This makes the virus far less contagious than some others, like the measles.
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Oh, poison ivy rashes aren't contagious either, so it shouldn't spread by scratching.
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And just as pressing proved to be contagious, so too has its counterpoint.
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As vaccination rates have fallen, highly contagious illnesses like measles have resurged globally.
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"His confidence was contagious," Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman said in a statement.
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What followed was less of a lesson and more fits of contagious laughter.
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African swine fever is highly contagious and nearly 2772% fatal to swine herds.
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Or when their employees are worried about being exposed to a contagious illness?
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The highly contagious virus is a minefield of ethical, political and moral dilemmas.
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"If you'll excuse me, I've got a date with some very contagious koalas."
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But perhaps also because the atrophy of media freedom is a contagious disease.
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Experts don't yet know how contagious, or how deadly, this new virus is.
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Her campaign later said she had a non-contagious, bacterial form of pneumonia.
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Mumps is a contagious virus that is typically spread through saliva and mucus.
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"Measles is one of the most contagious diseases on this planet," Day said.
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African swine fever is highly contagious and nearly 2772% fatal to swine herds.
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Some studies show that this virus is highly contagious, and harms fish populations.
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And when Mica yawned — a contagious social behavior — the subjects would yawn too.
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" Bardack, Clinton's personal doctor, said she found a "mild, non-contagious bacterial pneumonia.
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One reading "bravery is contagious" -- a statement to Ford last week from Sen.
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While dysfunction and chaos can be contagious, President Donald Trump is an accelerant.
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CHINA CORONAVIRUS ADVISOR ZHONG CALLS FOR INTERNATIONAL EARLY WARNING SYSTEM FOR CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
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Both are far more lethal than Covid-19, but perhaps not as contagious.
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His relentless imagination and his affection for his characters are contagious and irresistible.
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Yawning is contagious — we often start yawning the minute someone near us starts.
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America's pride marches proved contagious, and similar events now happen across the world.
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You're no longer contagious if your fever has been gone for 24 hoursOnce your temperature has returned to normal and you're fever-free for at least 24 hours without taking any fever-reducing medication, you're unlikely to be contagious any longer.
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Measles is highly contagious yet preventable with a vaccine for measles, mumps and rubella.
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She has also been know to help prepare fighters mentally; her confidence is contagious.
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Just don't look to your pet's contagious yawning as the primary indicator of it.
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Ebola is much less contagious, but has a fatality rate of more than 70%.
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If you're sick with any kind of contagious stomach bug, you really shouldn't cook.
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The alarming rate of new cases suggests the virus is more contagious than SARS.
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Virologically speaking, could we actually see a real-world virus this contagious and adaptable?
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African swine fever, a highly contagious virus, has spread to every province in China.
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Observers feeling contagious joy triggered by Payne's laughter now carry that emotion with them.
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Whooping cough, or pertussis, is a highly contagious disease that affects the respiratory system.
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The enthusiasm is contagious, and I am honored to be a conduit for it.
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Canker sores are not contagious and tend to be inside the mouth or throat.
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Authorities there found 10 outbreaks of the fever, a highly contagious disease in pigs.
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"Of course I immediately Googled it, and it's like so, so contagious," she said.
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Eschewing the purely educational approach, Herzog opts to prioritize his unbridled —and contagious — awe.
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In fact, one event leads to another, which is diagnostic of a contagious process.
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As yet, no athletes have been confirmed to have contracted the highly contagious virus.
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Apparently this baby fever is contagious because Kourtney has more offspring on her mind.
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Emotional investing is contagious, angels are "over-indexed" and many startups go to ZERO.
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I've never known anyone with more contagious energy, positive enthusiasm, or a purer outlook.
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He exudes confidence in both English and Spanish, and his enthusiasm is immediately contagious.
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"Their positive spirit is contagious," said Smaranda Adina, a manager at a supermarket chain.
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China has reported about 100 cases of the highly contagious disease since early August.
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I remember Betty's contagious sense of humor, her endless smile, and her generous laugh.
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"We have been captivated by his contagious smile and dramatic good looks," he said.
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The measles virus is highly contagious and can lead to serious complications and death.
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Analyzing the DNA, the researchers determined that the Chilean mussels had contagious cancer, too.
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Bezos writes high standards are "teachable" and that they are "contagious" within an organization.
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Scientists reported an unnerving discovery: three species of clam that suffered from contagious cancer.
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Mumps is a contagious disease caused by a virus spread through saliva and mucus.
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When they do, they spread the contagious cancer cells that develop into deforming growths.
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That has brought one of the world's most contagious diseases to Europe and beyond.
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Somehow, the highly contagious liver infection hepatitis A was introduced into the homeless community.
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The atmosphere of debasement and indignity in the White House, it appears, is contagious.
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Pertussis is highly contagious and easily spread when an infected individual coughs or sneezes.
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Her laugh was contagious and everyone wanted to be a part of her energy.
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Now those once abundant Tasmanian devil populations have been decimated by contagious facial tumors.
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Another 100 yards away on Island 3 sits the Contagious and Infectious Disease Hospital.
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But anthrax, which is not contagious, may be only the tip of the iceberg.
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Black Friday is contagious, and even the biggest of brands have caught the bug.
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Measles is a contagious virus that spreads through the air via coughing and sneezing.
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Some 22 states have recorded cases of the extremely contagious and sometimes deadly disease.
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People love you for your positive attitude, and today your good vibes are contagious.
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Measles is a contagious virus that spreads through the air through coughing and sneezing.
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Getting the tests ready is essential as the highly contagious virus continues to spread.
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And given the highly contagious nature of the coronavirus and the flu, they should.
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We have found it very unlikely that this is contagious when someone is asymptomatic.
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In flu, there is a period where you are contagious before you are symptomatic.
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But because this is a contagious disease, we all have a part to play.
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"Crickets" is slang for critics, but maybe the movie's paranoid vibe is just contagious.
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It is transmitted through physical contact and is one of the most contagious diseases.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar.
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Misconceptions about what can protect you are becoming just as contagious as the virus.
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Misconceptions about what can protect you are becoming just as contagious as the virus.
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The same applies to conjunctivitis, a highly contagious condition also known as pink eye.
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If someone sounds happy, that emotion proves contagious, and we share in the joy.
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The disease is spread by bodily fluids and becomes highly contagious when symptoms start.
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It is not considered a "highly contagious" disease; it spreads only after prolonged exposure.
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Often stigmatized, cancer was feared to be contagious and was often a death sentence.
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Exactly how deadly and contagious COVID-19 is, is still a matter of debate.
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Exactly how deadly and contagious COVID-123 is, is still a matter of debate.
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The contagious disease infected 2202 migrants detained by ICE in 2628 facilities between Sept.
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My unscientific theory is that sleeping is contagious, and Shadow's main hobby is naps.
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What we've seen is that type of behavior in the batter's box is contagious.
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But the disaster isn't the highly contagious coronavirus, it's Trump's complete lack of preparation.
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His excitement, which is practically contagious, was captured on video that went viral online.
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COVID-19 is more contagious, but SARS killed more of the people it infected.
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Some of the most contagious narratives are newer, more resistant variants of old ones.
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That makes 2019-nCoV, based on what we know now, less contagious than SARS.
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Background: Measles is a highly contagious disease that is 97% preventable after two vaccinations.
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The norovirus is a contagious bug that causes severe cases of diarrhea and vomiting.
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"It is exquisitely contagious," said Dr. Alan Melnick, director of the county health department.
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On Tuesday, Carrie Ritch told reporters her son has a contagious smile and laugh.
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Nothing encourages hyperbole like Oscar night, but at that moment, Quinn's enthusiasm was contagious.
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In the midst of the contagious outbreak, Wan has not taken precautionary measures lightly.
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Martin Scorsese and Iggy Pop offer insights, while Steven Van Zandt's enthusiasm is contagious.
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Bezos froze, as if worried that the smallest bacterium of controversy might prove contagious.
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Measles is one of the most contagious and most lethal of all human diseases.
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And that's a very hopeful sign for America, because their example may prove contagious.
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One or two in 1,000 children who contract this highly contagious disease will die.
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Plus, communities are dealing with one of the most contagious diseases known to man.
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The measles virus is highly contagious and can lead to serious complications and death.
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As such they feel purposeful and imperative as well as contagious in their joy.
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The sicker people get and the closer to death, the more contagious they become.
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They prepare as hard as anybody, but they enjoy the process, and that's contagious.
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Measles is a highly contagious virus that spreads through direct contact and through the air.
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This contagious infection, which is usually spread through sex, remains in the body for life.
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It's demoralizing, limiting, and (all too often) contagious — and it's not good for anyone involved.
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The findings may help scientists understand brain circuits that control socially contagious behaviors, they said.
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"In my mind, a super contagious and deadly virus just didn't seem real," she said.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses, which circulate each year.
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Latent TB can, in some cases, go on to cause life-threatening and contagious disease.
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Ryan also casts doubt on the report that infected individuals are contagious before showing symptoms.
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She made the front page of Reddit, where thousands of users admired her contagious mirth.
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Both types of herpes are very common, highly contagious, and incurable — but they are treatable.
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The measles virus is highly contagious and can lead to deadly complications, particularly in children.
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That brings the total number of those infected by the highly contagious disease to 261.
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H3N23 canine influenza virus (H3N2 CIV) is a very contagious influenza virus that infects dogs.
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"The way he's rebounding the ball and the energy on defense is contagious," Few said.
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He couldn't leave the room because of the virus he had because it was contagious.
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As for Olidis, she says she misses her father's "big, contagious smile" most of all.
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The result was a set that exuded a contagious type of triumph over the weekend.
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The hospital says that she was potentially contagious while working from July 8 through 11.
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Measles is one of the most contagious diseases in existence, spreading through coughing and sneezing.
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The sicker people get, and the closer to the death, the more contagious they become.
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In Asia they now also fret about Chinese rhinitis, which is proving just as contagious.
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The excitement was contagious when the price of the ethereum doubled a few weeks ago.
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Ebola could be considered moderately contagious, because the virus is not transmitted through the air.
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Allergies can also cause pink eye, and that form isn't as contagious as the others.
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In theory, this system makes bank failures less contagious and the financial system more resilient.
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My little girl has such a contagious spirit about her that makes me appreciate EVERYTHING.
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Being happy is contagious, and it can be the same for misery and bad moods.
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Last year Iran had reported outbreaks of another highly contagious bird flu virus, the H5N8.
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For years, Tasmanian devils and dogs were the only species known to contract contagious cancer.
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The new study, she said, shows that contagious cancer can indeed cross the species barrier.
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However, because the virus is not transmitted through the air, it is considered "moderately" contagious.
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China has reported more than 40 outbreaks of the highly contagious disease since early August.
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To create the hyper-realistic, contagious sensation of being lost, the actors received different instructions.
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Next door to the Contagious and Infectious Disease Hospital is the chief of medicine's home.
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It's not a contagious disease nor the result of unhealthy diet or lack of exercise.
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Impetigo is a highly contagious skin infection caused by two common bacteria, including staph and
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Infected people are contagious from four days before through four days after the rash appears.
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In addition, the hospital battles these contagious diseases with a very limited supply of medicine.
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When I spoke to Towkio, there was an energy in his voice that felt contagious.
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They'll also bring a contagious new energy and challenge the old guard to step up.
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R219 — Pronounced r-nought, R193 is the statistic that describes how contagious a disease is.
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That's because the coronavirus is both more contagious and more deadly than the common flu.
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Italy on Thursday overtook China as the country worst affect by the highly contagious virus.
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Italy overtook China as the country worst affected by the highly contagious virus on Thursday.
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Companies around the world are taking measures to protect staff from the highly contagious disease.
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Tina Smith's apartment because medical professionals still do not know when he won't be contagious.
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Officials are particularly worried because measles is among the most contagious of the infectious diseases.
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Wednesday's briefing incorrectly identified the contagious virus affecting pig herds in Asia as swine flu.
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So people with the virus start being contagious before they'd ever know they had measles.
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Because of his status on the show, his behavior was contagious, in Ms. Dushku's view.
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This is a satisfying reinterpretation of Jafar, but his emotional restraint seems to be contagious.
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He is extremely expressive and creates a sense of bubbling enthusiasm that is extremely contagious.
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Venezuela's case doesn't look contagious, but it could still have destabilizing impacts on the region.
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Measles is an extremely contagious virus that can cause serious respiratory symptoms, rash and fever.
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An earlier version of this briefing misstated the contagious virus affecting pig herds in Asia.
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The highly contagious virus, which affects pigs but not humans, has been around for years.
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"The fear is contagious, like bank runs in the beginning of the Depression," Pallesen said.
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But health experts still aren't sure whether people are contagious during the virus' incubation period.
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But the costs of anonymity for a highly contagious virus must be taken into account.
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The CDC says two negative tests in 24 hours is "proof" of not being contagious.
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One of these was smallpox, a contagious disease that kills around 30% of those infected.
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Residents originally feared that the highly contagious SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) virus was back.
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And there are indications that some infected people might be contagious before they show symptoms.
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Though he only appears in a couple scenes, they're memorable because of his contagious enthusiasm.
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"So this is what makes it much more contagious and much more of a problem."
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Experts say the Wuhan coronavirus is more contagious but less deadly than SARS so far.
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No. Those vaccines are for different coronaviruses that cause a contagious intestinal disease in dogs.
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But analysts see the contagious virus possibly piling more pressure on the trade-reliant economy.
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Epidemiologists call it the "basic reproduction number," and it indicates how contagious a virus is.
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The fourth person to die of the highly contagious virus came from Lombardy, officials said.
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New research suggesting the virus was more contagious than previously thought added to the alarm.
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New research suggesting the virus was more contagious than previously thought added to the alarm.
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If the coronavirus proves especially contagious or deadly, that question will no longer be hypothetical.
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The virus's incubation period, which is contagious, is roughly 10 to 14 days, he said.
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Messonnier said the CDC hasn't seen any evidence that shows it's contagious before symptoms appear.
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Bigotry is contagious, and social media companies are failing in their obligation to curtail it.
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When contagious disease symptoms present in the air, how do officials mobilize on the ground?
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People whose body language is negative have a destructive, contagious effect on those around them.
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Researchers have already warned that COVID-25 may be more contagious than current data shows.
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Sharing thoughts of suicidal intention, self-harm and disordered eating can have a contagious effect.
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He has a great laugh—a boyish, highly contagious stream of actual tee-hee-hee's.
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The measles virus is highly contagious and can cause blindness, deafness, brain damage or death.
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What to know about the coronavirus outbreak in 17 charts and mapsHigh temperatures and muggy weather might make the new coronavirus less contagious, a group of experts saysThe average coronavirus patient infects at least 2 others, suggesting the virus is far more contagious than flu
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that cannot be cured and has no vaccine.
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"Amber had a zest for life, her smile was contagious," the family wrote on the page.
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Norovirus, while rarely life-threatening, is both incredibly contagious and an absolute drag to go through.
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EW can exclusively reveal eight gorgeous excerpts of the audio essays featured in Courage Is Contagious.
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Things could get ugly fast for one simple reason: The dreaded stomach virus is very contagious.
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"Her passion for Team USA is contagious, and her adventures in South Korea should be fascinating."
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The finding is the first evidence that "socially contagious itching" exists in rodents, the researchers said.
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Moreover, the researchers' neural analysis revealed that socially contagious itching is hardwired into the mouse brain.
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These not only keep people alive but also suppress the virus, making its carriers less contagious.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness that infects the nose, throat, and sometimes the lungs.
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Canine influenza is highly contagious and can remain in the environment for an estimated 48 hours.
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"Shooting is contagious," said Gillon, Howard's backup at point guard who also had four assists Tuesday.
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Infectious disease specialists and scientists say the virus may be more contagious than current data shows.
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Infectious disease specialists and scientists say the virus may be more contagious than current data shows.
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Cyrus' appearance was a natural: His remix made the already viral hit even more wildly contagious.
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And the type that does cause plantar warts isn't actually that contagious, the Mayo Clinic reports.
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Measles is a highly contagious disease that causes respiratory symptoms and a whole-body skin rash.
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The flu is an extremely contagious upper respiratory illness caused by influenza A and B viruses.
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Will Self, an author, described him as "the dilettante's dilettante", and his eager curiosity is contagious.
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"His passion for life, art, music, fashion and skateboarding has always been contagious," the statement said.
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Their happiness is clearly contagious, based on the amount of likes they've both gotten on Instagram.
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The virus is a highly contagious fever among pigs, but it is not dangerous to humans.
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Kerry BowmanProfessor of Bioethics, University of Toronto, president of the Canadian Ape AllianceEmotions are definitely contagious.
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Happiness, sadness, disgust, fear, and anger are more easily conveyed, and thus would be more contagious.
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"These are contagious diseases; they thrive in places where there's no proper sanitary management," Caracostis said.
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The disease is highly contagious and fatal among pigs and there is no vaccine against it.
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Among airborne respiratory pathogens, measles is an elite virus—the most contagious disease in the world.
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The team was worried that Fowler was contagious, so they played with a three-man bench.
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We're all about the contagious self-love we explored when we left our bras at home.
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Most cases appear to be clinically mild, essentially like the common cold or influenza, but contagious.
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Instead, as he found out from a longitudinal study of Framingham, Massachusetts, loneliness can be contagious.
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Letting nature do the work via contagious vaccines and treatments for viral diseases, per Popular Science.
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Then he begins paperwork: There are death certificates, burial permits, transmit permits, non-contagious disease letters.
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The disease is contagious and without any effective treatments back then, people were quarantined in sanitariums.
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Professor Alpert: Very often you have contagious fire, where one shoots and then they all do.
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That courage to take on powerful interests, to write a new American story, can be contagious.
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This year, the US team went in with a very contagious We Can Do It attitude.
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Historically, this sort of elemental fear has proved to be contagious and it does move populations.
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You're usually the most contagious within the first three days the cold virus enters your body.
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Measles is a highly contagious virus that can spread by direct contact or through the air.
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Like Sawyer, he said he appreciates the community and contagious energy of going to a concert.
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The highly contagious disease was found on two farms in a southwestern district of sprawling Beijing.
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While careful not to make predictions, Judis suggests that Brexit might be contagious on the Continent.
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Tears became contagious and I started to worry that my dear Snooks would be sent home.
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China, the world's top pork producer, is battling an epidemic of highly contagious African swine fever.
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If you come from a contagious country like Canada or Mexico, we can immediately repatriate you.
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The general idea is that those who are more empathetic are more susceptible to contagious yawning.
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"Playing as hard as I can, that rubs off on people and it's contagious," Jordan said.
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Whether they're praising hardworking farmers or waxing poetic about Thai ingredients, the couple's enthusiasm is contagious.
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Contagious attacks The nature of cyberattacks present real risks for insurers, as well as their clients.
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A way of preventing the spread of contagious illnesses, as suggested by the World Health Organization.
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"They are worried about the imprecise distinctions on when travelers may be contagious," Mr. Reardon said.
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While not a contagious and potentially-deadly disease, the process can cause headaches of its own.
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The coronavirus is highly contagious and can be easily spread by people who don't show symptoms.
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Young people are more likely to be asymptomatic, and might therefore be less contagious, he said.
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"We believe this individual was contagious while en route from JFK to ROC," the release states.
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From the outset, Tedros has defended China despite its gross mismanagement of the highly contagious disease.
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Plenty of children look well but are still contagious, especially at the beginning of respiratory illnesses.
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If children are part of that household, they may show minimal symptoms but still be contagious.
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Like most everything else in the art world, even doctor recommendations spread like a contagious disease.
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Following these rationales, Maxim Gorky, father of the Socialist Realism literary method, considered joyful art contagious.
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Flu viruses in nature mutate a lot, sometimes changing how contagious and how deadly they are.
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Experts still don't know much about it, including how contagious it is or how it spreads.
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Experts still don't know much about it, including how contagious it is or how it spreads.
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Maybe a bit more if the virus turns out to be more contagious than we thought.
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Measles is a highly contagious disease, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The measles virus is highly contagious and can lead to complications and death, particularly in children.
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The available data suggests that a single contagious person will infect about 193 others, on average.
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Willowy and seductive, with a deep voice and a contagious smile, Ms. Dvorovenko is no wallflower.
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"It's up to here!" he said, pointing above his head, his eyes full of contagious wonder.
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Measles is a highly contagious respiratory viral infection most frequently associated with fever, cough and rash.
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The CDC calls such measures "social distancing," designed to slow the spread of a contagious disease.
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It might be more contagious, however, given that the outbreak is spreading faster than SARS did.
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Whatever their provenance, says Mr Shiller, it matters which kinds of narratives are contagious and why.
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Though the H5N8 virus is highly contagious in birds, it has never been found in humans.
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The numbers of immigrants in custody with a contagious diseases has spiked in the past year.
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It didn't make sense to me; I had no idea that pneumonia was a contagious thing.
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For a disease to be truly worrisome, it needs to be both highly contagious and dangerous.
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But even for contagious viruses, the safe distances required may be smaller than one might expect.
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At this point I know I am not contagious, but having strep isn't fun for anyone.
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"I don't think he has that connection to other people, that social, contagious thing," she said.
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Measles is one of the most contagious known diseases - more so than Ebola, tuberculosis or flu.
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A highly contagious strain of bird flu (H5N6) has been reported at chicken farms near Seoul.
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Cancer was thought to be death sentence, and worse yet, by some, feared to be contagious.
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Measles is a highly contagious virus that is prevented with the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine.
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Researchers are skeptical that the official numbers from China reflect how contagious the virus truly is.
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Clara's anxiety is curious rather than contagious, at once funny and sad and a little unnerving.
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Ninety-three percent of your impact is in how you're showing up, and you are contagious.
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At first, they would be a little embarrassed, of course, but the focus was generally contagious.
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"It would be cool if these guys could contact some friends and get some nurses some PPE in New York," the emergency room doctor said of team owners, referencing the personal protective equipment healthcare professionals should wear when working with certain contagious or potentially contagious patients.
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Tom is always on the verge of being in a really horrible mood, and it's contagious— quick.
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As of Wednesday morning, 153 cases of the highly contagious disease have been confirmed in the county.
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The ASF virus is a highly contagious fever among pigs, but it is not dangerous to humans.
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A crucial diagnosis Mumps is a contagious disease caused by a virus and mainly spread through saliva.
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A person with measles is contagious for four days before developing the telltale symptom of a rash.
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Those who suspect they are infected should delay travel until they are no longer contagious, CDC says.
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Her screams of delight are contagious as she watches Keroppi dance and Kitty descend from the sky.
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Other strains of the highly contagious virus have been found elsewhere in Asia, including China and Japan.
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"Heaven will definitely need to pass out earplugs now, because his contagious laughter will be heard throughout."
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The virus of their perverted version of Islam now contagious perhaps forever for anyone on the Internet.
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So really it comes down to people not realizing that emotions and social cues can be contagious?
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The Caribbean island quarantined the ship after learning of a case of the highly contagious disease onboard.
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But because the virus is incredibly contagious, even small pockets of unvaccinated people can trigger an outbreak.
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The disease is highly contagious and spreads rapidly in areas with poor sewage infrastructure and inadequate hygiene.
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These sales can be contagious, with one program's trades setting off the sell signals of other algorithms.
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He pushed creative boundaries and his passion for his work and his love of baseball were contagious.
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Infectious disease specialists and scientists say the new virus may be more contagious than current data shows.
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When it does, the monkey can become contagious, secreting the virus in its spit, pee, or poop.
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Only in the later 19th century would it be recognized as the contagious bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB).
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He had a this contagious laugh and a wonderful smile that he was always quick to give.
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" Added the Vargas family, "Her smile was contagious and that is how we will forever remember her.
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When things aren't going well, it seems to really snowball and almost be a little bit contagious.
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"His contagious smile," wrote one Twitter user, while a cover of "Forever Young" played in the background.
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The disease is also easily transmissible before symptoms appear and can still be contagious for days after.
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TB is a a highly contagious bacterial infection that affects the lungs, bones and sometimes nervous system.
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What they found is that emotions can be remotely controlled and are highly contagious on the platform.
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Hepatitis A is a highly contagious liver infection that typically spreads between food, drinks and other objects.
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Hepatitis A is a highly contagious liver infection that typically spreads between food, drinks and other objects.
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In Foy's case, it would appear that he was contagious before the worst of his symptoms began.
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They also know that emotions are contagious, and overreacting has a negative influence on everyone around them.
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"He had an amazing fighting spirit and the contagious smile and laugh," the baby's online obituary reads.
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"Measles is an acute viral respiratory illness and is highly contagious," she said in a press release.
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China has detected eight cases of the highly contagious virus since discovering the first outbreak on Aug.
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China has reported almost 50 outbreaks of the highly contagious disease in 13 provinces since early August.
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In this fictional scenario, a terrorist group constructed a virus that was both deadly and highly contagious.
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Obsessing over the numbers of an always losing game was dangerous, contagious, and far from the point.
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The contagious H5N8 strain has been found in over 500 wild birds in Germany in recent weeks.
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The country has also mobilized military and police forces to help to combat the highly contagious disease.
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Big platforms need to recognize anti-vaccination content is viral and contagious — spreading from country to country.
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The highly contagious disease is spread by coughing, sneezing or simply breathing air around an infected person.
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In every case, the researchers reported in the journal Nature, the cancers in the animals were contagious.
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"Anxious emotions such as fear are physiologically contagious through pheromones, chemicals released in our sweat," Seppälä writes.
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We listen to him chatting unpretentiously about music, with his trademark mix of clarity and contagious excitement.
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I took a tour of the Ellis Island Immigrant Hospital and the Contagious and Infectious Disease Hospital.
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The hospital complex consists of the Ellis Island Immigrant Hospital and the Contagious and Infectious Disease Hospital.
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Their dedication and that of a long line of American lawmakers from both parties have been contagious.
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Measles is contagious, devastating and will move faster than this type of limited and slow-paced legislation.
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Winning, if you listen closely to Ujiri, not only helps foster team unity but is something contagious.
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De Blasio said some of the children have bed bugs, lice, chicken pox and other contagious diseases.
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But colds tend to be most contagious within the first three days the virus enters your body.
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Family members had washed her corpse, considered dangerous since the virus remains contagious for days after death.
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The human influenza virus is highly contagious and is spread through the respiratory system, nose, and throat.
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Gates suggested that a virus, engineered by terrorists to be extra-contagious and deadly, could be devastating.
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He was unflappable in his optimism when we were starting Eventbrite, and that was contagious and influential.
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Mr. Blalock described him as a man of great intensity, contagious curiosity, laughter — and 5 a.m. emails.
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Simulation of what may happen if a highly contagious and lethal airborne pathogen were to occur today.
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And Steve's video was oddly compelling: historically fascinating, with his passion for old army food totally contagious.
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Since it's such a contagious condition, family members and caregivers are prone to developing it as well.
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But Carlson's noted commentary asking Franken to ride it out wasn't contagious in the state's political class.
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If only peace were as contagious and as quick to spread as the sharing of a selfie.
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Healthcare workers who are infected or exposed without protective gear won't be able to work while contagious.
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Now, the highly contagious coronavirus pandemic is putting them to the test, and they're not all ready.
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"People are thought to be most contagious when they are most symptomatic (the sickest)," the CDC says.
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In the US, the highly-contagious virus has spread to 18,000 people and killed at least 225.
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Ask Well Q. How effective are antimicrobial "courtesy masks" at preventing the spread of contagious airborne illnesses?
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Suicide is contagious, but there's no way to know how much Mr. Ertug's death operated as permission.
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Labor inequality and poor workplace protections may exacerbate the spread of norovirus, a highly contagious stomach bug.
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Researchers believe that about 85 percent of infected travelers went undetected, even though they were still contagious.
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Airport screenings for fever, for example, won't catch patients who aren't showing symptoms but are still contagious.
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COVID-19 is a particularly severe and contagious coronavirus that's acting quite unlike many of its predecessors.
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The solidarity that women felt for one another was contagious; sisterhood in the workplace suddenly seemed doable.
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It's just one measure being suggested to protect against the spread of the highly contagious new coronavirus.
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Half of those infected had not yet shown symptoms, but the report said they were highly contagious.
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It was an exceptionally contagious pandemic, as 500,000 became infected within two weeks of the first outbreak.
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I always chose a bike in the front, as close as possible to the instructor's contagious energy.
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UV sanitizing robots from Xenex are used in highly contagious infection rooms where virulent organisms are present.
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But a new pair of studies suggests that many coronavirus patients are contagious before their symptoms appear.
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Medical experts say the coronavirus is most contagious after symptoms occur, but it can also spread beforehand.
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One highly contagious patient — known as a "super-spreader" — infected 143 people, including 50 doctors and nurses.
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SARS was eventually contained because, when people began to show symptoms, they were only just becoming contagious.
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And it requires a tough look at why in our current political climate it seems so contagious.
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"From the outset, he played the game the right way, and his confidence was contagious," Cashman said.
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Preliminary R6503 (number showing how contagious / transmissible a pathogen is) for #Wuhan #nCoV2019 novel #coronavirus: 1.4 - 2.5.
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The virus, which is contagious for up to three weeks, is gradually ebbing at the quarantine center.
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There have been intimations for some time that aspects of our lifestyles and health can be contagious.
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Flu is a contagious respiratory illness with mild to severe symptoms that can sometimes lead to death.
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I wondered if whatever was on her tongue was contagious and if she was going to die.
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Investors dumped emerging market assets as research suggested that the pathogen is more contagious than initially thought.
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Something that is dangerous and contagious can only be contained by taking everybody who has the virus.
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But the CDC says the overall risk of contracting a contagious disease on a plane is low.
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It is the second confirmed case of the contagious disease in Boston in the past three months.
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Gottlieb told CNBC that in comparison with SARS, this appears to be more contagious and less severe.
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Measles is a highly contagious, vaccine-preventable respiratory illness characterizes by a rash of flat, red spots.
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The highly contagious, devastating viral disease of pigs has been spreading across Eastern Europe in recent years.
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The courage of these women has been contagious, garnering additional momentum with the social media hashtag #GirlsofRevolutionStreet.
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Athletes should also minimize contact with infected people, young children, animals and contagious objects, the guidelines emphasize.
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Measles is a highly contagious, vaccine-preventable respiratory illness characterized by a rash of flat, red spots.
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While the video's outrage over the plight of abducted Ugandan children was contagious, its goal was nebulous.
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When people protest, they are surrounded by acts of courage and solidarity — and that courage is contagious.
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Bacterial meningitis is a highly contagious infection of the membrane surrounding the brain and the spinal cord.
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The woman is not believed to be highly contagious and only has a cough, according to officials.
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Like flu, these are extremely contagious diseases, and measles in particular can be dangerous in small babies.
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The energy was contagious: Everywhere I turned, crowds buzzed with excitement, uniting in this bucket-list moment.
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"She touched everyone's life and you could never forget that contagious smile or laugh," Rico told the paper.
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Anyone who's infected can still be contagious for four days before and after a rash appears, experts say.
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Canine transmissible venereal tumors (CTVT) is a type of contagious canine genital cancer that can spread through mating.
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Courage Is Contagious will be released in hardcover by Random House on Tuesday, along with its official audiobook.
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There is no vaccine for the highly contagious disease fatal to pigs, but which does not affect humans.
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Experts say the infectious disease is one of the most contagious, hitting hospitals, cruise ships and schools first.
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Smallpox, a contagious and sometimes fatal infectious disease, is the only human disease to be eradicated by vaccination.
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Supporters of the bill argue that the measure would protect the community against contagious diseases and save lives.
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"He will always be remembered by his contagious smile, his joyous little giggle, and his heart of gold."
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Vaccinations protect your pet from highly contagious and deadly diseases and improve your pet's overall quality of life.
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"Our finding that contagious yawning is not a reliable indicator of empathy was very surprising," Neilands told Newsweek.
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She's contaminated, he explains, and the virus is so contagious that he can't afford to let her live.
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Measles is one of the most contagious infectious diseases, and it can cause severe complications or even death.
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Meyers guessed that a typical infected person is probably contagious without showing symptoms for five or more days.
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Measles is highly contagious, infecting 90% of unvaccinated people who are exposed to the disease, the CDC said.
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It remains uncertain how deadly or contagious the virus is, and how widely it might have already spread.
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How it works: Measles is highly contagious, spreading from person to person via droplets in coughs and sneezes.
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"When he plays the right way, it's contagious for our group," New York coach Jack Capuano told reporters.
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Rather, it's a profoundly simple reminder of what, deep in our hearts, we already know: joy is contagious.
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Measles, one of the most contagious viruses in the world, has an R naught around 12 to 18.
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Measles is highly contagious, infecting 90% of unvaccinated people who are exposed to the disease, the agency said.
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Adenovirus — a highly contagious virus that can cause everything from the mildest cold to a deadly respiratory infection.
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Naegleria fowleri infections most often occur in summer months and in Southern states, and they are not contagious.
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Both legends have changed greatly through time: for instance, vampires weren't contagious way back when, according to Wasik.
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Strikingly, complaints also fell when officers were not wearing the cameras, an effect the authors call "contagious accountability".
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His energy is just contagious and he has a few Mirrorballs so we're just trying to channel that.
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That contagious smile is why the tight-knit McAllister family can't understand Lex's decision to end her life.
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The show's central film draws on archival instructional films demonstrating worker efficiency and the symptoms of contagious psychosis.
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Populism is contagious, and once it catches on both conservatives and liberals rush to capitalize on the moment.
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The disease is highly contagious, so people with it should stay away from others, but it's not serious.
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This very contagious illness causes nausea and vomiting for a few days, and it's unfortunately common on ships.
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You are so funny, so smart, and have incredible work ethic and a powerful drive that is contagious.
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Polio is a contagious viral disease which invades the nervous system and can cause irreversible paralysis within hours.
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Symptoms of the condition, which is highly contagious, include itchy, watery eyes, eye redness, eye discharge and crusting.
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The contagious H5N8 strain has been found in more than 500 wild birds in Germany in recent weeks.
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"Of course I immediately Googled it, and it's like so, so contagious," said The Good Place actress, 37.
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Their deaths show the grim reality for those left unprotected from one of the world's most contagious diseases.
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"It is not something you want to mess around with," said Snitker, noting the infection could be contagious.
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Research indicates that emotions are contagious, so if you feel down on yourself, others could start to notice.
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Stopping transmission of the contagious viral disease that has infected millions is possible within a year, experts say.
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A few soulful twangs will send this dog into a blissful state of relaxation that is extremely contagious.
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"Her positive attitude was contagious," says her oncologist Dr. Eleni Andreopoulou of NewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Medicine.
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Because it's so highly contagious and can spread so easily, Friedman says, it can be an incredible nuisance.
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Dr. Metzger had found a contagious form of cancer in bay mussels on the Pacific coast of Canada.
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She had a non-contagious form of bacterial pneumonia that she was treating with antibiotics for 10 days.
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They were scared my condition was contagious, or told my parents that I needed to take more baths.
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Therefore, tuberculosis patients in the Contagious and Infectious Disease Hospital had to be quarantined into their own rooms.
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Kerpen writes in the book that a positive attitude is contagious, especially when it comes from a leader.
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In 1925, the town of Nome was hit with an outbreak of diphtheria, a deadly and contagious disease.
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The Nipah virus currently attacking Kerala, India, is a highly contagious disease for which there is no treatment.
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A good rule of thumb is to assume that you're contagious for as long as you're experiencing symptoms.
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Lindholm is used as a laboratory and crematorium by scientists researching swine flu, rabies and other contagious diseases.
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And Talmi said the Russian dancers have found the "openness and the happiness of American children" very contagious.
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We believe this outbreak was caused by being exposed to a highly contagious virus in a public place.
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Nandy said he was concerned about recent outbreaks of highly-contagious measles both in rich and poor countries.
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So in addition to appearing less attractive, tired people may be seen as less healthy, and even contagious.
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Rockland County has seen 161 confirmed cases of measles, one of the most contagious diseases known to man.
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You are so funny, so smart, and have incredible work ethic and a powerful drive that is contagious.
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Pneumonic plague is highly contagious and transmissible between humans — it can be spread when an infected person coughs.
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Contagious crises often inspire laws governing migration, individual liberties, and movement to contain the real or perceived threat.
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After it became clear that the cadavers were not contagious, AIDS bodies became part of the mass burials.
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No. "It's not contagious human-to-human," according to Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, the deputy commissioner of disease control.
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The cases identified last week occurred well after the first patient was no longer expected to be contagious.
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So, in the face of a highly contagious killer, the sick were urged to stay on the job.
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"It's a very contagious virus, it's incredible, but it's something we have tremendous control of," the President said.
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What share of the population must be immune largely depends on how contagious the pathogen in question is.
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He thinks they could be used to help clinicians who are treating contagious patients in crowded ICU wards.
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Keeping the sick at home helps spread the virus, because the disease becomes more contagious as it progresses.
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An infected person can be contagious for 224 hours before developing symptoms, if they get them at all.
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The highly-contagious coronavirus that first appeared in China is a pandemic that has spread around the world.
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Add into the mix fear, rumors, and misinformation about a deadly, contagious disease, and the results are grim.
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Seasonal flu is more contagious and infects more people globally, but it is less deadly than COVID-19.
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A virus as contagious as the one that causes COVID-2900 will spread like wildfire in this atmosphere.
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That is the million-dollar question, but it is really two questions: First, when are we not contagious?
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She agreed to talk to Carolyn, but only in the parking lot in case Carolyn was also contagious.
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There is no cure or vaccine for the deadly and highly contagious disease, which does not affect people.
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Measles is highly contagious and can spread quickly, especially among people who have not received the MMR vaccine.
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There are more than 4,000 confirmed cases in the United Kingdom and 177 deaths from the contagious disease.
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It dawned on me: Sensational reporting and social media were making fear more contagious than the virus itself.
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This virus is very contagious, with one person infecting 2 to 2.5 others on average without preventive measures.
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As we watch our minor league teams, you can see from level to level how winning becomes contagious.
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It found that the novel coronavirus is more contagious than the related viruses which cause SARS and MERS.
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Instant contagious quarantine 22003,22019-bed facilities are under construction, with one due to open next week outside Wuhan.
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Instant contagious quarantine, 1,000-bed facilities are under construction, with one due to open next week outside Wuhan.
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The sentiment he felt may be far more common than we think, and it can also be contagious.
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Flu is a contagious, viral illness that causes mild to severe symptoms that can sometimes lead to death.
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I will never forget the lessons he taught me, his witty sense of humor, or his contagious smile.
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Ricin poisoning is not contagious and cannot spread from person to person through casual contact, the CDC said.
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"He is no longer contagious and poses no risk to the public," Professor Willett said in a statement.
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Norovirus is a contagious stomach bug that causes vomiting and diarrhea that is notorious for infecting cruise passengers.
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She is one of numerous patients at a Brooklyn nursing home with a highly contagious drug-resistant infection.
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Instead, they were placed in relatively small cages close to each other, where contagious diseases could easily spread.
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It's also contagious — "laugh and the world laughs with you" has also received scientific support in recent years.
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Measles is a highly contagious respiratory disease, which was largely eliminated in the US by the early 2000s.
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More than 28,000 people have been infected with the highly contagious disease since it erupted in August 2014.
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Instead, innovations in health care diffuse unevenly across geographic regions — not unlike the spread of a contagious disease.
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Negative attitudes are contagious and can spread throughout an office and take a toll on productivity and engagement.
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We witnessed just how contagious the measles virus can be, in the absence of herd immunity from vaccinations.
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It reminded us that what teachers really teach is themselves — their contagious passion for their subjects and students.
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In 2016, a Waldorf school in Calgary, Canada, was affected by an outbreak of highly contagious whooping cough.
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The film takes place sometime after a highly contagious disease has put much of New York City into chaos.
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Polis said "ultra-nationalism is contagious" and that levying the proposed tariffs will encourage Mexico to levy their own.
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"Measles is a highly contagious disease that can be fatal in small children," Inslee said in a statement Friday.
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The Mosses live in southwest London, far from that outbreak, but measles is one of the most contagious diseases.
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Measles, which starts with fever, coughing, and sore throat, is a highly contagious virus that spreads through the air.
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Vaccinations can protect your pet from highly contagious and deadly diseases and improve your pet's overall quality of life.
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Measles is a highly contagious disease with no specific treatment, and only a vaccine can prevent it, says WHO.
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Ebola is an extremely deadly and contagious disease for which there are currently no regulator-approved vaccines or treatments.
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Map out the forces driving or tolerating contagious unethical behavior that are, or could be, present in the company.
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Symptoms can take four to six weeks to become noticeable, but somebody can be contagious even without noticeable rashes.
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The disease is not contagious – rather, it's a result of a person's hormones, genetics and environment, the foundation said.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses, and it can cause mild to severe symptoms.
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Norovirus, also known as the "winter stomach bug," is a highly contagious viral infection that causes diarrhea and vomiting.
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The flu is a highly contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that infect the nose, throat, and lungs.
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In one of his books, titled "The Virus of Faith," Roy compared religious extremism to a highly contagious virus.
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Manning seems to be that rare person who has evaded the usual internet cynicism—and that positivity is contagious.
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They also fell when officers were not wearing them during the trial, an effect the authors call "contagious accountability".
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" In a Facebook post, Sanders called Robbins "the most kind and loving soul" with a "contagious laugh and smile.
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It is also one of several areas of southwestern France to be affected by the highly contagious H5N8 strain.
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"Her attitude, her love for life, love for the game and her positive energy is so contagious," said Woodland.
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A strapping fellow, Santacruze's contagious grin fades and a tear rolls down his nose as he recalls her death.
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At least one shelter became plagued with the highly contagious norovirus; others reported incidents of theft and other crimes.
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So even if you don't have a cold sore or you think it's healed, you might still be contagious.
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An outbreak of the highly contagious African swine fever in China has forced Chinese hog producers to cull herds.
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That comes as China battles to contain African swine fever, a highly contagious disease without a cure or vaccine.
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In accordance with safety protocols for protection against the highly contagious virus, the employee was donning a protective suit.
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Measles is so highly contagious that any unvaccinated child is highly likely to contract the disease during an outbreak.
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Measles is an extremely contagious virus that can spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Tristan was a freshman and cheerleader at Silsbee High School, described as a "positive" person with a contagious personality.
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But community leaders and health officials fear the holiday may further fuel the spread of the highly contagious disease.
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The flooding brought a rise in cases of the highly contagious disease cholera, which authorities have scrambled to contain.
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It's a skin condition — it doesn't mean that you're dirty, or that it's contagious, which is a common misconception.
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The friendliness was contagious — everyone was walking around, grabbing drinks at the bar, saying hello, and complimenting each other.
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Experts say 500,000 pigs could be culled due to the highly contagious disease that does not, however, affect humans.
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Another woman even joins Grandma Pat while she shows off her moves because the song is just too contagious.
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Mumps is a contagious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person through saliva and mucus.
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They are contagious beginning four days before their rash starts and lasting until four days after the rash ends.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that can infect the nose, throat and lungs.
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Family members washed her corpse after she died, considered dangerous since the virus is contagious for days after death.
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In one of his books, titled "The Virus of Faith," Roy compares religious extremism to a highly contagious virus.
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Novel provisions should provide narrow and precise criteria to restrict experiments that could create novel, virulent and contagious pathogens.
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Initially the Contagious and Infectious Disease Hospital was separated from the main Island Hospital by a strip of water.
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That includes the bacterial infection called impetigo, which is a contagious skin condition that causes red sores, he says.
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That pattern is typical: Urban gun violence tends to spread around specific blocks or intersections, like a contagious disease.
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There is no substitute for frequent hand-washing and staying home from work if you have a contagious illness.
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No one had more fun on Wednesday than Curry, and the fans at Oracle Arena found the mood contagious.
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So it would seem that good things can be rather contagious—even more so, it seems, than harmful epidemics.
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The nocturnal hunters face extinction due to a rare, contagious cancer found only in devils - devil facial tumor disease.
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"What you do with all your heart… can be contagious ❤️," the Varsity Blues actor captioned the sweet post.
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Ebola is highly contagious and spreads through contact with the bodily fluids of its victims, often during burial rites.
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A total of 158 pigs were reported killed by the highly contagious disease at farms affected in these regions.
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The virus can remain alive and contagious in the air for up to two hours, according to the CDC.
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One dose is about 93% effective at preventing the contagious disease if you come into contact with the virus.
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It's not a contagious disease, he would say, or some ancestral burden that trails a family into future generations.
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This childlike desire to know more, and to share everything that excites her with you, the viewer, is contagious.
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"These results provide a first compelling demonstration that the exertion of effort is contagious," the Belgian research team said.
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In 1925, the town of Nome was hit with an outbreak of diphtheria, a deadly and super contagious disease.
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Throughout history, and in many different nations, the short equation has been: Contagious Disease + "Undesirable" Social Group= Poor Outcomes.
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We believe this individual was contagious while en route from JFK to ROC on Delta 21625 on March 2900.
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But it turns out food can also be an adequate environment for the contagious respiratory illness to survive on.
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New York, Washington state and California accounted for the bulk of confirmed cases of the highly contagious respiratory illness.
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Can you believe that the reason we finally get to work remotely is because of a highly-contagious virus?
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But on the other, science indicates that suicide can be contagious, and that clusters and outbreaks are real phenomena.
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Asymptomatic people are still contagious, and can still infect older and more vulnerable people, like those who are immunocompromised.
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Doctors said they told him not to travel, but he insisted they never told him he could be contagious.
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The epidemic is likely to spread across the US. The virus appears to be about as contagious as influenza.
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If this strain were to become highly contagious among humans, seasonal flu vaccines would provide little to no protection.
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However, that means hauling potentially contagious and infectious waste through local neighborhoods, school zones, shopping areas, and busy highways.
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New York, Washington state and California accounted for the bulk of confirmed cases of the highly contagious respiratory illness.
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The highly contagious respiratory disease had infected 12,259 people in the country and killed 200 as of Thursday night.
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With a virus this contagious, what we do unto the least of us, we do unto all of us.
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Government-imposed quarantines were fairly common in ancient times, before medicine stemmed the ferocity with which contagious diseases spread.
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Sarcoptic mange is extremely contagious and causes symptoms including extreme itching, redness, hair loss, and lesions on the skin.
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The high level of alcohol kills germs quickly and the solution is 99.9% effective in killing the contagious microbes.
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Meanwhile, a Chinese study found that the virus is more contagious than related viruses that cause MERS or SARS.
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We know yawning between humans is contagious, but it looks like it can be spread to dogs, as well.
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Measles, for instances, is much more contagious, with one person spreading that disease to up to 18 other people.
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This risk depends on the rate of sustained spread — in other words, how contagious it is, which remains unknown.
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The outbreak is bringing back memories of SARS, a highly contagious virus that caused a global panic in 2003.
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Doctors now believe the virus is contagious before people show symptoms, which could seriously undermine quarantine and treatment efforts.
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As long as you have symptoms and are exposing germs to your hands or the air, you are contagious.
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Flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that infect the nose, throat, and sometimes the lungs.
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" Gase also explained he didn't want Bell coming to the team hotel either -- "The locker room was still contagious.
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Measles may be the planet's most contagious human pathogen, but on its own is not a very lethal disease.
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But as we've seen all over the country since Donald Trump's election, protest is contagious, and builds on itself.
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Worldwide, the virus, which is known to be highly contagious, has infected 000,270 people and killed more than 2,000.
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All the others, apart from an 80-year old man who died, were released cured and are not contagious.
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From the 1880s to 1943, people with contagious diseases were quarantined on North Brother Island near New York City.
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Officials there have looked to contain the spread of highly contagious disease by closing schools and businesses for weeks.
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Her boyfriend, Daniel Ghods-Esfahani, told the CBC that she had a contagious laugh and cared deeply about people.
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Cholera, a highly contagious malady spread by water contaminated with human waste, can cause fatal dehydration if left untreated.
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That is said to be a major difference compared to SARS, where victims became contagious after they showed symptoms.
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The highly contagious virus is passed through direct contact or through the air and starts with a high fever.
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I've mixed a little Tate in with my own thinking over the years; his style was contagious that way.
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Don't rush back to work or school; you'll remain contagious for at least 24 hours after beginning the medication.
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Not only is his imagination explosive and contagious—his grounded references always convey such meaningful suggestions to my work.
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The virus is one of the most contagious diseases, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious DNA virus, the UK's Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs said.
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Instead of causing immediate symptoms, though, it usually remains dormant—a state called latent infection that is not contagious.
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Chaos is contagious Was Bolivia's wave of protests and national strike prompted by similar mobilizations in Ecuador and Chile?
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But whenever bird flu spreads to people, there's always the worry that it will mutate to become more contagious.
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"I looked like I could give the viewer some contagious infection through the photograph," his friend Renata Adler groused.
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Julia Serano and Arjee Restar, for example, say they are worried about what it might mean to liken trans identity to a contagious disease — much the same way that gay people have been thought to be contagious and thus prevented from being Boy Scout leaders, teachers, or otherwise fully integrated members of society.
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"May people remember Erin for her contagious smile, warm heart, and animal loving soul," he wrote on his Facebook Sunday.
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The highly contagious virus is transmitted by eating contaminated food, through close personal and sexual contact, or through drug use.
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It did not simulate more contagious viruses and bacteria like chicken pox, measles and tuberculosis which spread over bigger distances.
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Pink eye is contagious as hell, by the way, for the first 24 to 48 hours, my experts tell me.
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Survivors part of the solution Ebola is an intimate disease that is highly contagious but only contracted through direct contact.
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Persuading families and communities to practice safe burial, since Ebola stays contagious in dead bodies for a period of time.
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First, the coronavirus is highly contagious, and medical staff members are exposed to more viral particles than the general public.
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Poliovirus, the cause of poliomyelitis, is highly contagious and spreads from person to person and through contaminated food or water.
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There is no vaccine for the disease, which does not affect humans but is highly contagious and fatal to pigs.
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"Your laughter was so contagious and you had a smile that lit up any room," Cassidy Tolley said of Leicht.
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The disease is among the most contagious in the world, and it's still common in some parts of the world.
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Chinese data suggest the new virus, while much more contagious, is significantly less lethal, although such numbers can evolve rapidly.
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Chinese data suggests the new virus, while much more contagious, is significantly less lethal although such numbers can evolve rapidly.
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In August, a teenage girl from New Zealand visited several popular tourist attractions in Southern California while contagious with measles.
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You Can't Be Afraid to Fire People with Bad Character Attitudes are contagious: One asshole can spoil a solid team.
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If you are in a physician's waiting room, you should assume that someone near you who is coughing is contagious.
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You can always count on a constant stream of slip-ups, embarrassing moments and contagious giggles from the local news.
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He just has such an exuberant personality, he's just fun and it's contagious so I would love to watch Jason.
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I learned that shame is contagious—just when you think you're rid of it, someone passes it back to you.
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That's now down to $3 billion, suggesting investors fear trouble with one drug may prove contagious for all of them.
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Symptoms can appear within seven to 21 days after a person comes into contact with a person who is contagious.
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Anyone who develops measles should stay quarantined for four days after they develop the rash, as it is highly contagious.
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Sharing with people who you know aren't housing something contagious could indeed help protect you when you're enjoying the herb.
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Outbreaks continue to occur around the world, while the potential to spread the contagious disease from region to region remains.
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Some of them have refused to vaccinate their children, leaving the tight-knit communities vulnerable to the highly contagious disease.
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Gordon was at Michigan State and sensed the exigent, contagious energy of the Sixties making its way to the Hill.
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Border agents have the authority to ensure that the parts are not infected with contagious diseases and are properly shipped.
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D Troy Stecher was diagnosed with mumps and several other Vancouver players have shown symptoms of the highly contagious virus.
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Others will avoid or delay treatment for contagious illnesses, accelerating the spread of disease outbreaks for flu or worse epidemics.
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Negativity is highly contagious, and it's important to show everyone else in that there's no rational reason to be negative.
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Meanwhile, a team of South American researchers got in touch with Dr. Metzger with another potential case of contagious cancer.
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Some scientists are confident that there are many more contagious cancers to find in shellfish — and not just in shellfish.
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And a dedicated Reddit community, Contagious Laughter, collects videos that show uncontrollable laughter and are primed to elicit the same.
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Enter Bilbo, a large orange cat with a contagious purr and rather large online following (73,000 Twitter followers and counting).
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The dog one, a contagious, sexually transmitted tumor, has been spreading for the last 11,000 years and typically isn't fatal.
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It is highly contagious, must be both diagnosed and treated by a doctor, and was once primarily associated with hospitals.
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CSF is a highly contagious viral disease in pigs that was eradicated from the United States in the late 1970s.
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The evolution of a contagious cancer in some ways may mirror the evolution of a single tumor in the body.
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Players have said the clubhouse attitude improved when Reyes, whose energy can be contagious, joined the Mets on July 5.
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"There are a lot of things that are contagious in our game, and hitting is one of them," Collins said.
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"And one way to make sure you're safe is to not be contagious, and vaccines really help that," Lahey said.
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Flu is a contagious, viral illness that causes mild to severe symptoms that, in rare cases, can lead to death.
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But they're all contagious, and they all spread the same way: through droplets dispersed by sneezing, coughing, or even talking.
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Emerson "had a rough start to life," with seizures and parvo, a contagious dog virus which causes a gastrointestinal illness.
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"One of the main things driving stigmatization is fear—the fear of [someone living with HIV] being 'contagious,'" Lundgren says.
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"She is contagious," says Tina Gordon, the director of Little who also co-wrote What Men Want, ATL, and Drumline.
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I worried that if I revealed my infection to workmates, they would think I was strange, dirty, or ultra-contagious.
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Measles, quite possibly the most contagious virus on the planet, is back with a vengeance across Europe and North America.
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The marsupial carnivores have been struck with a lethal and contagious cancer that has reduced their population by 80 percent.
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Rather, we are reminded of the importance PPE and to take precautions when caring for those who may be contagious.
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I'm not going to be allowed out of here until authorities are sure that I'm not going to be contagious.
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In this case, the supplies aren't titanium artillery; they're equipment to protect frontline health workers from a highly contagious virus.
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"But instead of helping him people give him a wide berth as if his problems are contagious," Mr. Alagbé said.
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His smile was contagious, unrelenting, and never-ending, while his personality could light up any environment he would be in.
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The French capital was alive with Surrealism and its contagious emphasis on the subconscious, dreams, startling juxtapositions and general otherworldliness.
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Rare in modern history, quarantines were fairly common in ancient times, before medicine stemmed the ferocious spread of contagious diseases.
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But because people are contagious before they are symptomatic, avoiding people who already have flu isn't a guarantee of safety.
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There's an undeniable sense of anxiety you get while watching "Twenty-Two," as if Edgar's hopelessness and desperation are contagious.
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But, if not, he thinks exercise is a good way to keep the immune system strong in these contagious times.
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In order to best contain an infectious disease like the new coronavirus, experts need to know how contagious it is.
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On March 14, Pirro painted the coronavirus in far more stark terms, calling it an "incredibly contagious and dangerous virus."
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Everyone would like to believe that anyone possibly exposed to a serious contagious disease would comply with self-quarantine requirements.
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When what's at stake is a highly contagious virus capable of crossing the globe, water shortages anywhere become everyone's problem.
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Britain has so far recorded more than 14,500 cases of the highly contagious virus which causes the COVID-19 disease.
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Chickenpox, transmitted by the varicella-zoster virus, is highly contagious and results in a blisterlike rash, itching, fatigue and fever.
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Measles is a highly contagious disease, but it can only spread between people (as opposed to hiding in other animals).
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The airborne virus is not usually considered to be fatal, but it is highly contagious, especially in close-contact settings.
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In a matter of months, the deadly contagious bug has spread around the world, hobbling any economy in its path.
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The polio virus, once thought to verge on eradication, is one of the most contagious diseases in inadequately protected areas.
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But, she says, laughter is contagious, and by the end of the class most of her students are genuinely cackling.
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And what do they tell us about why this disease seems to be even more contagious than SARS and MERS?
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"What you do with all your heart… can be contagious ❤️," the Dawson's Creek alum, 42, captioned the sweet post.
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Paid sick leave also enables workers to care for loved ones and can help prevent the spread of contagious diseases.
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The district plans to reopen on Tuesday, as long as students are feeling healthy and their contagious period has passed.
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The thing that makes her so special is her approach, her dedication, which has always been contagious for our team.
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The thing that makes her so special is her approach, her dedication, which has always been contagious for our team.
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He's receiving treatment in an isolated gurney designed for patients with highly contagious diseases, and a robot takes his vitals.
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The province has so far reported eight swine fever cases as the highly contagious disease has spread quickly in cities.
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Caused by viruses, flu is a contagious respiratory illness with mild to severe symptoms that can sometimes lead to death.
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Typically, national emergency declarations are held for immediate, short-term crises like hurricanes and contagious disease epidemics, such as H278.5N213.
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According to a new study, kea birds in New Zealand are the first non-mammal known to demonstrate contagious emotion.
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Public health workers are beginning to understand that Covid-19 is quite contagious, though the specific mechanisms aren't yet established.
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The virus is highly contagious, and as of Saturday, has infected 85,641 people worldwide and is responsible for 2,933 deaths.
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In 2018 and 2019, the city contended with an outbreak of measles — one of the most contagious diseases — in Brooklyn.
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According to the Harvard Business Review, a boss's leadership style can be contagious: Good leadership leads to higher employee engagement.
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They range from "claustrophobic, contagious, cyclical, vivid, fiery," at the beginning, to "deep breaths, peace and calm," at the end.
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The public health police power of the government may also require antimicrobials to intervene during contagious infectious disease outbreaks effectively.
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New research suggesting the virus is more contagious than previously thought has added to the internatonal alarm over the outbreak.
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New research suggesting the virus is more contagious than previously thought has added to the internatonal alarm over the outbreak.
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We don't want our passengers to be exposed for hours to somebody that's contagious so that's what we normally do.
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About 35,000 cases of the most contagious forms of the disease were reported, the most since 1991 (The Associated Press).
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Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb told CNBC on Friday that coronavirus was likely more contagious, but less severe, than SARS.
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