There several known coronaviruses that infect humans; others infect animals.
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However, some may infect more and some may infect no one at all.
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They infect non-infected mosquitos here who can infect individuals, including pregnant women.
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Each rural case may infect 10 contacts, and each urban case may infect 30.
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In Saudi Arabia, MERS also is carried by bats; they infect camels, which then infect humans.
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"Respiratory viruses don't infect through your skin, they infect through your mucous membranes: the eyes, nose and mouth."
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Migratory birds can infect livestock birds which then infect other livestock and humans, leading to avian flus in humans.
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A parasitic worm that was thought to only infect cows has started to infect humans, mating in our eyes.
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In other words, there are numerous microorganisms in nature that infect animals -- and some of these same microorganisms infect humans.
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Doe could also infect himself with the virus, target others to infect, or attempt to contaminate the food or water supply.
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Instead of having Crispr kill viruses that infect bacteria, as it does in nature, scientists are programming it to chop up viruses that infect humans.
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Hackers infect computers through a myriad of schemes, but one of the most alarming is the use of pirate websites to bait and infect consumers.
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"You can infect computers that aren't patched, and then you can grab the passwords from those computers to infect other computers that are patched," Delpy says.
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None of the viruses identified by the researchers is known to infect humans, however, the genetic sequences matched those known to infect dogs, chickens and pigs.
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As the player, your role is passive: you infect a zombie or two on each level and direct them towards humans they can infect and kill.
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Because the virus is unable to infect the same person twice...the epidemic reaches a stage where there are too few people left to infect for transmission to be sustained.
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" He added: "Please don't let hate infect your heart.
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Scientists have long known that if they infect just a few A. aegypti mosquitoes with a type of bacterium known as Wolbachia, the microbe will rapidly spread and infect much of the population.
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A MEASLES OUTBREAK In a hypothetical community where nobody has immunity from the measles virus, one infected person might infect 12 to 18 people, who might each infect another 12 to 18 people.
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It will infect users who try and run the file.
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A single person can infect more than a dozen others.
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These bacteria kill half of those whose bloodstream they infect.
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Misinformation can't spread virally unless we infect others with it.
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Also, the suffering of a few can quickly infect many.
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They can also attempt to infect your PC with malware.
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Man reportedly admits he intentionally contracted HIV to infect others.
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Any sexual contact between the two can infect the uninfected.
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The viruses infect the nose, throat and sometimes the lungs.
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Expect your source to infect your life in unexpected ways.
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France eating ... We infect everything versus the other way around.
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Coding errors hindered its ability to infect Windows XP systems.
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If not sneezing or coughing, how can they infect others?
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Donald Trump's chronic dishonesty threatens to infect his entire administration.
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As she put it: "I just wanted to infect everybody."
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They should take care it doesn't infect them as well.
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Infected supplies could infect sailors secluded on the high seas.
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You don't want to infect people with coronavirus through popcorn.
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And viruses, jumping species to species, can ultimately infect people.
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Nonetheless, fears have grown that fraud could infect the outcome.
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Sometimes -- but rarely -- they evolve and infect humans as well.
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Dogs can infect others for weeks after symptoms have diminished.
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One person with it can infect 12 to 18 others.
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It could only infect the ones that carried the receptor.
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Now, the vast majority of these mistakes never infect anyone.
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And yet Ebola continues to find new people to infect.
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They do, however, change the metabolisms of the cells they infect.
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They know how to infect us and beat our immune system.
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I had to infect yer Bigurl to not get fucking electrocuted!
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It's just going to continue to infect large cohorts of people.
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And I probably infect others with the way I speak too.
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These usually occur when bacteria enter and infect an open wound.
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Their murders rock her so completely and infect her so much.
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Bovine TB, also known as zoonotic TB, can infect any animal.
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Such people must be isolated and treated before they infect others.
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When first identified, the virus was only proven to infect monkeys.
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The attackers may believe that healthcare organizations are easier to infect.
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They said the Bombali virus had the potential to infect humans.
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His work is centered on viruses that infect amoebas, not humans.
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Coronaviruses that infect animals can evolve and become new human coronaviruses.
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According to the WHO, coronaviruses can infect both humans and animals.
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Scientists still don&apost know why certain coronaviruses can infect people.
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That leaves fewer tsetse flies around to infect humans and animals.
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Behind it, she tried to isolate those who might infect others.
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Ordering delivery, going to the grocery store, seeing other people, seeing your own partner — nearly every basic thing we do must now confront the question, Will that infect me and perhaps cause me to infect others?
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"That vicious cycle of the older men who'd infect the young girls, and the young girls would infect their peers, that perpetuates the infection," Helen Joseph Hospital Dr. Sello Mashamaite told VICE News in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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It does infect monkeys, but that research is difficult, expensive and controversial.
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Koch intentionally contracted the HIV virus so he could then infect others?
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Young people are going to infect your organizations with a new perspective.
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The study suggests that patients can infect other during in incubation period.
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They infect the young, the old, the healthy, and the immunocompromised alike.
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Malicious software ("malware", for short) is designed to infect and damage computers.
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Therefore, it has the potential to infect multiple North American wildlife species.
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Germs easily stick to the contact lens and can infect your eyes.
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But asymptomatic carriers can still infect other people and make them sick.
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There are over 23 different types of HPV that regularly infect humans.
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But it didn't show how specific disease-causing pathogens can infect patients.
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"If the domain is reachable it won't infect — I think," Hankins wrote.
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Killing Hans means saving the lives of millions he would surely infect.
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Related viruses like West Nile are well known to infect the brain.
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Nobody knows for sure where or when it began to infect humans.
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Fungi can infect other plants and end up wiping out other trees.
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They do, however, help to spread fungal spores and infect more cicadas.
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Just one infectious person is able to infect over a dozen others.
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Google did not name the specific websites that could infect users' phones.
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Small-mindedness, personal vendettas and sketchy ethics infect doctor and patient alike.
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Vibrio bacteria infect both fish and humans, and the results aren't pretty.
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They don't want things to infect all the stuff in your house.
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These major things that happened in the country infect everything, elections, stories.
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SARS was deadly, but luckily didn't infect or kill that many people.
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"But, you know, I cannot let them infect my people," he said.
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It was the affiliates' job to infect targets and demand the ransom.
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But usually they infect only people who eat raw snails or slugs.
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A virus has a biological imperative, which is to infect and spread.
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Typically, someone infected with coronavirus will infect two other people, Farley noted.
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Our — our absolute primary concern was, we can't infect the investigative team.
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Once infected, the human cells were able to infect other human cells.
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Others, like dengue, can infect multiple times because they have several strains.
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The new coronavirus is a close cousin of viruses that infect bats.
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Rich relationships infect you with their good habits, positive mindset, and enthusiasm.
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If we play with them, they will infect us, and we'll die!
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In necrotizing fasciitis, bacteria infect the fascia, a type of connective tissue.
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Can asymptomatically infected people infect mosquitoes as well as symptomatically infected people?
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Like how punk continues to infect every form of art even now.
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A MEASLES OUTBREAK THE HERD EFFECT HERD IMMUNITY In a hypothetical community where nobody has immunity from the measles virus, one infected person might infect 12 to 18 people, who might each infect another 12 to 18 people.
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A MEASLES OUTBREAK THE HERD EFFECT HERD IMMUNITY In a hypothetical community where nobody has immunity from the measles virus, one infected person might infect 12 to 1003 people, who might each infect another 12 to 18 people.
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You will most likely infect more than two people with the flu if you sneeze in a crowded subway car, just as you will most likely infect more than five people with H.I.V. if you have frequent unprotected sex.
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The bacteria can be passed through the porous shell to the inside of the egg from material on the outside, though in rarer cases it can infect the ovaries of a chicken and infect the eggs from the inside.
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Coronaviruses typically infect animals, but strains can sometimes evolve and spread to humans.
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By climbing a nearby plant, the dying ants could infect new ants, too.
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According to the CDC, the amoeba can't infect someone who drinks contaminated water.
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And due to the population density, it's going to continue to infect people.
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In this case, a single click was able to infect an entire network.
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One part of 3ve involved the use of malware to infect residential computers.
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Understanding how certain viruses infect fetuses has been a major challenge for scientists.
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How does the virus get through the placenta to infect the developing fetus?
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UTIs, as they are commonly known, occur when bacteria infect the urinary tract.
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Neither strain appears to infect people (though H3N2 does seem to sicken cats).
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A worm uses each infected machine to infect more machines on the network.
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The virus is highly pathogenic in birds but considered unlikely to infect humans.
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Thus, a slowdown in China will infect other parts of the global economy.
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The attempt to infect the lawyers uses attack infrastructure seen in previous attacks.
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GERMAN ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS WE CANNOT ALLOW CORONAVIRUS TO INFECT ECONOMIC UPTURN - ARD
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As copies of the virus multiply, they burst out and infect neighboring cells.
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There are four coronavirus strains that commonly infect humans, usually manifesting as colds.
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Most respiratory viruses tend to infect either the upper or the lower airways.
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Declines in invested wealth, or reductions in lending, can infect the broader economy.
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They can contain those respiratory droplets that could go on to infect others.
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Each person with the coronavirus appears to infect 25 other people, on average.
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It causes infection without symptoms in some people, who can unknowingly infect others.
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Viruses infect host cells by injecting them with the spike of genetic material.
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It's not just about you getting infected, it's about who you can infect.
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Visiting a web page rigged with malicious code can also infect a computer.
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Other coronaviruses — like those that infect horses and cats — frequently spread via poop.
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It probably doesn't harm the fish and can't infect humans, the researchers said.
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The Wuhan coronavirus is starting to infect President Donald Trump's beloved market rally.
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Only seven, including 2019-nCoV, SARS, and MERS, have evolved to infect humans.
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Each person with the coronavirus appears to infect 2.2 other people, on average.
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Fourth, when scientists infect mice with a particular enterovirus, the animals developed paralysis.
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Only seven, including 503-nCoV, SARS, and MERS, are known to infect humans.
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Yellen warned that those troubles could still infect the rest of the economy.
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Somehow, smallpox escaped the lab to infect an employee elsewhere in the building.
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Sampling bias, for example, almost certainly explains why so many known viruses infect humans.
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Putin is also hoping that turmoil in Europe will infect NATO, undermining its coherence.
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"By using this approach, the hackers are more likely to infect targets," said Botezatu.
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To allow ISP fast lanes would let this unfairness infect the internet as well.
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The Keystone virus is part of the orthobunyavirus genus, whose members typically infect cattle.
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Malware could infect Android users looking to play Fortnite in a myriad of ways.
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The disease, often fatal to animals, can infect humans, although it is extremely rare.
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Now, two cybercriminals claim to have improved Mirai to infect new devices—mostly routers.
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The mosquitos are essentially syringes with wings, and can quickly infect thousands of people.
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The WHO has said the virus could infect 4 million people in the Americas.
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In animals, which carry a vast array of viruses that might never infect people?
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As well as buying large quantities themselves, they infect their social circle with enthusiasm.
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Wolbachia then would infect a mosquito and could modify or manipulate mosquitoes from within.
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Once introduced, the virus can infect up to 90 percent of an animal heard.
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A 3D illustration of a parasitic hookworm, which can infect humans, dogs and cats.
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A parasitic worm that can infect your brain with meningitis is spreading across Florida.
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"Anisakis can infect salmon, herring, cod, mackerel, squids, halibut and red snapper," Carmo said.
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It doesn't infect the target with a virus nor attempts any other malicious attack.
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A single server can infect dozens, even hundreds, of client computers at a time.
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Those infected are asymptomatic years after initial infection, so carriers can unknowingly infect others.
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After we stared at these figures for weeks, they began to infect our dreams.
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It means that Zika could continue to infect people after the mosquitoes go away.
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You will infect no one if you have no contact with another human being.
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The disease can emerge from fruit bats and infect domesticated animals such as pigs.
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If stress is sustained, it could infect China's giant pile of foreign-currency debt.
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In other words, in the case of the cold, they can infect only humans.
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If these bacteria end up in meat that we eat, they can infect humans.
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It's in the nature of oppression to infect everything it touches, even the oppressed.
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Gather a large crowd in a room where they can all infect one another?
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Many live in small apartments with grandparents that they do not want to infect.
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The coronavirus disease could infect more than 60,000 of California's 100,000-plus homeless population.Gov.
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If they're carrying the Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria, they can infect us when they bite.
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In an unimmunized population, one person with measles can infect 12 to 18 others.
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Third, C. auris infection is one of many pathogens that infect patients in hospitals.
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The location raised alarms that the virus could infect other parts of Central Africa.
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The W.H.O.'s strategy assumes the virus will ultimately infect 100 to 300 people.
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It is also the substance through which people cough, sneeze and infect one another.
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That means that each person with the virus could infect about 2.2 other people.
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WYDEN: Your testimony was that the president's request about Flynn could infect the investigation.
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Scientists are still not sure why only certain coronaviruses are able to infect people.
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It is known to carry several diseases that infect hogs and cattle in Asia.
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This does not necessarily mean that they were still able to infect others, however.
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It's the average number of people that a single patient is expected to infect.
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Savary added that the recent Turkish asset rout should not "infect" other emerging markets.
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" He further called on his fellow citizens: "Please don't let hate infect your heart.
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Bots continue today to infect the platform in an effort to sway public opinion.
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The virus loses its capacity to infect but still elicits a specific immune response.
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Could West Nile or Powassan virus penetrate the placenta and infect a human fetus?
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And that covers only types of H.I.V. that rely on CCR5 to infect cells.
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Returnees from jihad do not always fight again, but their passion can infect others.
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In an unvaccinated population, one person with measles can infect 12 to 18 others.
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In an unimmunized population, one person with measles can infect 24 to 18 others.
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"Respiratory viruses don't infect through your skin, they infect through your mucous membranes: the eyes, nose, and mouth," Julie Vaishampayan, MD, chairwoman of the public health committee for the Infectious Diseases Society of America, said in an interview in The New York Times.
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We need something like that in a million different versions — a funny version, a comic book version, any way we can get the message across that there's a chain of transmission, and anyone you infect might eventually infect someone who could die.
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Both have evolved enhanced ability to infect and damage us, but scientists don't know why.
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In an un-immunized population, one person with measles can infect 272 to 20003 others.
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The Keystone virus can infect brain cells, and may pose a risk for brain infection.
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So, how much did he infect the probe with his own very, very extreme positions?
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The virus did not infect other brain cells nearly as efficiently, according to the study.
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First, they tried to infect Pehlivan's computer with the Turkojan RAT through a thumb drive.
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The microbes infect blacklegged ticks, which can transmit the infection to people through a bite.
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The enzymes damaged the viral genomes significantly enough that few viruses could infect new cells.
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But because HPV can infect areas not covered by condoms, they won't fully protect you.
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Modern retroviruses have evolved to be extremely specific about which hosts they infect, Stedman said.
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This malware somehow managed (either deliberately or accidentally) to infect a Russian nuclear power plant.
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These bacteria are very dangerous if they get below the skin and infect human tissue.
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Annually, drug-resistant germs infect around 2 million Americans and kill more than 20,000 directly.
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The World Health Organization estimates Zika could infect millions of people in dozens of countries.
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Hackers have even booby-trapped USB peripherals, such as a computer mouse, to infect systems.
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The original zombies didn't eat brains, try to infect other people, or run really fast.
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The risk is that resistant bacteria would then infect people and be spread by travel.
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The World Health Organization estimated Zika could infect millions of people in dozens of countries.
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The virus initially spread relatively slowly, taking more than 22019 days to infect 1,000 people.
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They live in relatively tight quarters, so a single sick bird can infect the flock.
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The virus will infect almost every sexually active person at some point in their lives.
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Babies are born without them, but parents infect their children, usually by kissing or cuddling.
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Each additional of the Puerto Rico population infected represents 35,000 people who can infect others.
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This means that the debt problems of hard-up companies can infect their healthier peers.
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None of this means a messy Brexit will happen and infect the US stock market.
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They determined that Zika does not infect trophoblasts, placental cells that protect against most viruses.
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Anyone directed to it would infect their devices and leave their accounts open to hackers.
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By contrast, NotPetya does not randomly scan the Internet to find new computers to infect.
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History will infect this family like a virus, but it is a slow-incubating one.
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If he is elected president, that might-makes-right perspective would infect his entire administration.
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So it can get trapped, which can infect your lungs and ultimately lead to pneumonia.
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He called on his family and his colleagues to not let hate infect their hearts.
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A few victims, for different reasons, become "superspreaders" who infect far more people than average.
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There is no science in that, and you will likely just infect your friends. 3.
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Food handlers who are sick and don't practice adequate hygiene can easily infect other people.
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That was one of three mechanisms the Kaspersky report says NotPetya used to infect machines.
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This is not the first time attackers have used trusted software updates to infect systems.
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Luckily, according to IBM, the malicious file doesn't execute and doesn't infect the Storwize disks.
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At first, endogenous retroviruses coax cells to make more retroviruses that can infect other cells.
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They are like an army of androids, multiplying as they attack and infect living things.
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Let me be clear: the novel coronavirus can infect anyone, regardless of age or ethnicity.
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Siskiyou County might not have big sports arenas or universities where disease can infect masses.
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Without social distancing, experts believe one infected person could infect up to 53 other individuals.
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So it's critical to play it safe and not infect yourself and, in turn, others.
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They can also infect the liver and lungs, leading to a potentially damaging inflammatory reaction.
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Recently, she got pink eye and was isolated so she would not infect other children.
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Four different types of worms commonly infect dogs and puppies: roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, and whipworms.
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But other human-dwelling mosquitos can catch it from infected birds and then infect humans.
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They're blocking WHO and this could infect millions of people, a high percentage of them.
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Don't rely on this hitting your health system, because then it's going to infect it.
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Cases could also taper off because the virus runs out of susceptible people to infect.
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Even in China, it could have a resurgence and infect a huge number of people.
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"We still don't know to what extent people without symptoms can infect," she pointed out.
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The researchers could see if the full virus would successfully infect them or be inhibited.
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The coronavirus has reached every continent except Antarctica, but it doesn't infect all patients equally.
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During that two-week incubation period, a person could infect someone else with the virus.
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He said the attacks employed a mechanism dubbed "Telebots" to infect computers that control infrastructure.
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Drug-resistant bacteria infect millions of people around the world, the World Health Organization said.
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The findings follow reports in other areas that Zika can directly infect adult nerve cells.
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Another lawmaker said foreign fans could bring viruses to the World Cup and infect Russians.
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Bronchitis and pneumonia find it easier to infect the lower respiratory areas of the lung.
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Here are a few examples: Now, the vast majority of these mistakes never infect anyone.
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Each infected person is expected to infect a certain number of people — around 219 right now — who each in turn go on to infect 231 more, and on and on, unless drastic measures are taken to reduce social contact and isolate the infected from others.
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And if we let every single patient with this infection infect three more people and then each of them infect two or three more people, there won't be a hospital bed when my mother can't breathe very well or when yours is coughing too much.
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The team of researchers was also able to infect mosquitoes and mice with the cloned version.
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Instead, we're confronting the deep currents of racism, sexism, Islamophobia and xenophobia that infect American society.
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This has the potential to infect the way in which we perceive, discuss and approach illness.
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In order to not die off, bacteria and viruses have to efficiently infect us and reproduce.
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When it comes to the Wuhan coronavirus, one person can usually infect one or two people.
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There are safety risks, too, experts say: People could infect themselves, or induce an inflammatory reaction.
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R0 refers to the average number of people that one infected person goes on to infect.
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Left to fester, a scandal might actually infect and destroy the foundation of what it exposed.
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The spores then burst out of the cells and can infect other cells, or other frogs.
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H3N2 CIV has also infected cats, but there is no evidence that it can infect people.
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What enmity do I have against these innocent children that I will infect them with HIV?
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It's managed to bite Google and Samsung, and they'll probably try to infect you as well.
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You could even infect another person by touching your sores and then shaking hands, Werthman says.
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Born as an experiment, this lysergic effect pedal escaped the lab to infect the musical consciousness.
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On release back into the water they swim ready to, again, infect humans in their vicinity.
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The malicious code can actually infect over 3200 different device models, up from a mere dozen.
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They showed that the Zika virus was able to easily infect these cells, stunting their growth.
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Prions are mutated proteins that have lost their shape and function and can infect other proteins.
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Motherboard attempted to infect a virtual machine with the malware but was unable to do so.
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If the ticks are carrying Lyme or other pathogens, they can infect us when they bite.
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"Going through the placenta is not the only way to infect a fetus," Dr. Sadovsky said.
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Bacteria harbored in the intestines of animals spread to the groundwater, which may infect our produce.
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Over the past 15 years, I've seen a pernicious disease infect a number of marketplace startups.
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Ironically, these apps are the most likely to be malicious in nature and infect your phone.
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The STI can infect the genitals, rectum and throat – and women are disproportionately affected, it said.
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Since then, the malware has continued to infect sporadically but has remained largely under the radar.
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This 20083 hack is quite neat as it uses a peripheral device to infect your Mac.
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The bacteria can infect humans and cause them to get ill with fevers, cramps, and diarrhea.
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This time, it did not infect most user computers, instead moving among servers, making detection harder.
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"When you have 30 million infected, it's easy to infect that next 10 million," Poland says.
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In Berlin, the German chancellor warned the virus could infect two-thirds of her country's population.
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" He added: "When it comes to coronavirus, I have to think about who I can infect.
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"When it comes to coronavirus, I have to think about who I can infect," he says.
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And it seems to be able to infect cells throughout a wider part of the airways.
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The coronavirus disease, known as COVID-19, could infect 60,000 people of California's homeless population, Gov.
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Then they infect other people with a sense of purpose because it's personally meaningful to them.
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In time, he said, the ruling party's belligerent rhetoric came to infect the entire national discourse.
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Even if asymptomatic patients do not become sick themselves, they may be able to infect others.
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It's about whether or not I come home and infect my grandmother and it kills her.
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On Tuesday, Afghanistan's health minister said coronavirus could infect up to 80 percent of the population.
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They are concerned that the patients who come to offices will infect them and their staff.
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Then each of these infect a new person, for a total of 103N, and so on.
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The available data suggests that a single contagious person will infect about 193 others, on average.
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The virus got that name because scientists said it resembled influenza viruses that commonly infect swine.
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Fears that pig organs would infect humans with bizarre retroviruses brought the research to a halt.
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Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that typically infect animals but can spread to humans.
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It was also, as CNN described, a "super spreader," meaning one person could infect many others.
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But it's rare for an animal coronavirus to evolve and infect people, according to the CDC.
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In June 2017, the Notpetya computer virus began to infect Ukrainian computers on Ukraine's Constitution Day.
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His military intelligence services continue to meddle in elections and infect social media with fake accounts.
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And I won't let a sick employee infect an entire office because they think they're indispensable.
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Then, once the file is downloaded -- the targeted person usually has no idea what they've done -- the malware can infect your system and encrypt files on your computer, which locks users out and restricts access to them, and spread across your company's network and infect other computers.
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Since the medication only kills eggs and not live larvae, be careful not to re-infect yourself!
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HHV-6A and HHV-7 typically infect people at the same time at a very early age.
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If left untreated, Lyme disease during pregnancy may infect the placenta and could also cause possible stillbirth.
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Unlike influenza or cold viruses, though, these guys are not really looking to infect and sicken people.
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Coronavirus could infect 60% of the world's population if it's left 'unchecked,' a leading disease expert warned
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Tularemia is also known as rabbit fever because it can infect and kill rabbits, hares, and rats.
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If your ingredients are poor or your sterilization is incomplete you can infect and ruin the batch.
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A security firm has confirmed the existence of iOS malware that can infect even non-jailbroken phones.
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There are actually two other species of dirofilaria that can infect humans, D. immitis and D. tenuis.
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Mr Trump did not for the most part infect Republicans with new beliefs from beyond their ken.
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In those who are not immune, measles will infect approximately 9 in 10 people exposed to it.
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Some of these delicacies may carry "rat lungworm," a parasite that can infect critters through rodent feces.
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Some have told AFP that they fear people will infect each other while waiting to get help.
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And he noted he was fearful that the current gridlock in Congress would infect the high court.
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It is inevitable that the demotivation of staff trickles over to infect even the sprightliest of physicians.
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The Anopheles is such an efficient bloodsucker that a single female can infect more than 100 people.
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It's not clear why it makes a compound that kills human flu, which does not infect frogs.
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Cathriona White's mom, Brigid Sweetman, claims in a new lawsuit ... Jim did more than just infect her.
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In 2006, it took Princeton University researchers one minute to infect a voting machine with malicious software.
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It can infect and clot the veins of the neck, and spread between the skull's many sinuses.
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The viral disease is estimated to infect about 3.2 million Americans and can lead to liver failure.
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And if you find them you can determine whether it is likely something that can infect people.
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Bennecke offers a terrifying scenario in which terrorists infect the water supply with a CRISPR-created virus.
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It can also infect the skin if an open wound is exposed to brackish water or saltwater.
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The software is able to self-produce and then fully infect a network, according to the researchers.
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Although uncommon, criminals could compromise charging stations with malware and use the cables to infect unsuspecting users.
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A more recent belief has another connection to zombies — gjengangers can infect the living by pinching them.
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And if it manages to infect other legitimate programs after being downloaded, it could evade detection indefinitely.
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Last July, Wikileaks released documents allegedly demonstrating how the CIA used malware to infect air-gapped machines.
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Just like Der Starke, DarkSeaSkies would infect your firmware in order to upload data from your computer.
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Some people get mild diarrhea from this virus because it can infect cells in your gut, too.
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That Trumpian logic and Trumpian loyalty is now beginning to infect the left is nothing to cheer.
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How Summit fights coronavirus Viruses infect host cells by injecting them with a "spike" of genetic material.
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Azeem lurches back and forth, letting his frustrations at work infect his family life and vice versa.
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A financial collapse there has the potential to infect and, some say, sink the entire European economy.
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But that doesn't mean that a legion of deadly new coronaviruses is coming to infect us all.
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Meanwhile, they still can infect others, who in turn may remain symptom-free, and infectious, for years.
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One day I could go home and infect my own children with one of these dangerous bugs.
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You can accidentally infect yourself by touching a virus and then touching your nose, mouth or eyes.
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I'm just not feeling good, so that's why I've stayed home, to not infect any other people.
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Accusations of witchcraft quickly infect this grieving but resourceful community, threatening the hard-won normalcy they've regained.
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"One person who's been infected can suddenly infect 10, 20, 30 people," Hyzler said of the coronavirus.
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Coronaviruses are common in animals, and sometimes they evolve and can infect humans, according to the CDC.
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In addition, co-mingling the chicks increases the probability that those shedding salmonella will infect other chicks.
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It's not just a theoretical risk—real attackers use malicious documents to infect targets all the time.
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So far, Perlman said, "there's no evidence" that your pup can infect you with the new coronavirus.
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For the outbreak to burn out, the average patient needs to infect less than one other person.
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These virus lookalikes, Letko discovered, could infect human cells using the same receptor that SARS uses, ACE2.
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Adalja explains there are now four coronavirus strains that commonly infect humans as common colds or pneumonia.
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Don't let it infect your work Direct reports aren't the only ones who can set you off.
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Germs could then enter and infect the eye, creating scarring that can damage vision and cause blindness.
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To make things more interesting, type A viruses are promiscuous—they infect humans, many mammals, and birds.
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They have since found new versions of the malware designed to find and infect poorly secured devices.
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However, like any virus, if you're around it enough, it will infect even the strongest among us.
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The virus is transmitted between birds and Culex mosquitoes, which can infect humans, horses and other mammals.
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And it has been found to infect more than two dozen species of snakes in this country.
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Vaccinated people essentially act as barriers to outbreaks, since diseases can't pass through them and infect others.
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She promptly quit her job at a nursing home out of fear she'd infect her elderly patients.
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While such attacks have been around longer than a decade, security experts say they have become far more threatening and prevalent in recent years because of state-of-the-art encryption, modules that infect backup systems, and the ability to infect large numbers of computers over a single network.
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Compassion, empathy for people of all stripes wherever they are in trouble, just a complete humanitarian view of the world, such strong values, work with rather than fight against, if anything of that attitude can infect politics, can infect conversations about the referendum, then that is a good thing.
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While ransomware attacks have been around longer than a decade, security experts say they've become far more threatening and prevalent in recent years because of state-of-the-art encryption, modules that infect backup systems, and the ability to infect large numbers of computers over a single network.
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Anyone calling for democratic freedoms is attempting to infect China with dangerously alien, indeed Western notions, officials assert.
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The biggest risk is that the disease could evolve in a way that enables it to infect people.
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If you open the file through a mobile app, Trend Micro says, it will not infect your device.
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Later, they release mature males into the wild to infect females, which lay eggs that do not hatch.
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When nasty viruses infect the computers of folks up in Northern California, Reverend Joey Talley is on it.
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Remember the fourth boy — the one infected at the tutoring center who went on to infect his relatives?
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Instead, he and his colleagues are preparing to infect pregnant monkeys to see how their offspring are affected.
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Targeting types of herpes Herpes comes in more than a hundred strains, though only eight routinely infect humans.
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Whatever is going on in the zone, they discover that it's also starting to infect and change them.
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This alteration to its genetic constitution enhanced Ebola's ability to infect the cells of humans and other primates.
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The official-looking emails may contain links that infect computers with malware or direct victims to bogus websites.
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Even scarier is that many resistant bacteria first evolve in animals and then go on to infect people.
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His group first genetically engineered the virus so that it couldn't infect cells anymore but could still replicate.
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It's also unlikely that there was enough virus on Paltrow's character's hands to spread and infect other people.
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If targets that have macros enabled open a document loaded with malicious macros, it will infect their computer.
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All horn wounds infect because the bulls dig their horns in bull crap, turning them into poisonous spears.
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Imagine the danger if Bannon's ideas infect national security at a time war is possible on two continents.
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Sometimes it's shady, as when spammers and malware creators work to get around security measures to infect users.
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The best part is that the accessory remains infected, letting someone infect as many Macs as they want.
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Though the counts are smaller—likely in the hundreds instead of millions—herpes can still infect your partner.
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That, coupled with not wanting to infect others, was a plausible excuse for absences from holiday social gatherings.
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For the viruses to make you sick, the spikes of hemagglutinin attach to your cells to infect them.
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Keeping rates steady would create a market shock — one that could infect the real economy by denting confidence.
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Creating a one-of-a-kind treatment Bacteriophages or "phages" are viruses that can infect and destroy bacteria.
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But because the Zika virus is carried largely by mosquitoes, it can infect broad sections of a population.
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They can still coax host cells to make full-fledged viruses that can escape and infect other victims.
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In September 2016, Norman and accomplices expanded Mirai, allowing it to infect more than 300,000 devices, prosecutors said.
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If the infected cells kill themselves, then there's fewer chances for replication of the viruses that infect them.
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Many turn to panning for black-market gold in the watery pits of mines, where mosquitoes infect them.
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"I'm just not feeling good so that's why I've stayed home -- to not infect other people," she said.
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Ummm, I'm just not feeling good so that's why I've stayed home to not infect any other people.
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"They'd either go to other hospitals to seek treatment or stay home and infect their family," he said.
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The Keystone virus, which had previously only been known to infect animals, was found in a Florida boy.
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As these players adapt to a digital politics, they infect and become infected by novel possibilities for misinformation.
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So far, that has yet to infect the business itself, which is making money and continues to grow.
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Phages — viruses that infect and kill specific bacteria — are often found in really dirty places. Ditches. Ponds. Sewage.
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I inflict myself onto the world like a virus, hoping to infect everyone I come into contact with.
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Bacteriophages — Latin for "bacteria eaters" — are viruses that infect and kill bacteria, including those that are drug resistant.
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That means Ankara's problems aren't likely to go away soon — and could continue to infect other emerging economies.
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After I washed them, I told myself I wasn't allowed to touch anything, lest I infect them again.
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"What if she's negative and I come down with it and infect her?" he said to the paper.
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But we wanted a hygienic proper isolation ward where at least we would not all infect one another.
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Every year, they infect millions and kill thousands of Americans; health officials closely track cases by the week.
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That means stopping it at every point of contact, every single opportunity where it can infect the ecosystem.
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With what epidemiologists know today, someone with coronavirus will infect around 2.5 to 3 other people, explained Simanek.
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They get exposed, they get sick, and we have put them in quarantine so they don't infect others.
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These can occur when your dog scratches excessively, breaking the skin and allowing bacteria to infect the wound.
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Those viral particles can then infect someone after they land on their nose or mouth or get inhaled.
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Cybersecurity researchers have identified several fake COVID-19 tracker maps that infect people's computers with malware when opened.
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So if the coronavirus is found to have spread on board, then it would likely infect many passengers.
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The virus would go on to infect more than 7003,000 people worldwide, the majority of them in China.
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Two of the seven coronaviruses that infect humans, SARS and MERS, can cause severe pneumonia and even death.
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The internet is filled with malware that might infect your Windows 7 machine, so keep your browser updated.
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The gene therapy virus in turn leaves behind a corrected gene in the DNA of cells they infect.
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These bacteria can get into the bloodstream and infect the lining of the brain and the spinal cord.
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Patients who don't complete it may continue to infect others, and treatment interruption can contribute to antimicrobial resistance.
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Also, leaked FinFisher documents show that the company offers a FinISP service to infect victims using an ISP.
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Or would I even infect my family back at home, the ones whom I met before I traveled?
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Coronaviruses are common in animals of all kinds, and sometimes can evolve into forms that can infect humans.
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If one employee's machine lacks the latest security software, it can infect other machines across the company network.
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Most coronaviruses infect animals and not people, although scientists have identified seven strains that can spread to humans.
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Many strains only infect birds, but the H7N9 strain has led to human cases, including deaths, in China.
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The vaccine would then attack the parasites in the mosquitoes' midguts, making them unable to infect anyone else.
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ESET claims it has discovered attempts to infect systems with the latest version of FinFisher in seven countries.
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"I definitely don't want people to read this and go out and try to infect themselves," he added.
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For an outbreak to end quickly, each infected person must infect, on average, fewer than one other person.
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And as we're seeing, it allows hostility in one corner of our politics to infect our broader society.
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Type B is one of three types of influenza viruses that infect humans—A, B, and the very mild C. (There's a fourth type, D, but so far it mainly seems to infect cattle.) Most flu seasons are driven by type A viruses, the kind you've probably heard about the most.
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And Zika virus is hard to study, because it does not infect mice, rats or most other lab animals.
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An anti-vaccination movement has gripped the country, and now measles has returned to infect hundreds and threaten millions.
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That strain was discovered in 2008 and was previously thought to infect only humans in the Caribbean and Mexico.
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The measles virus could theoretically be wiped off the face of the planet, never to infect another human again.
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Every year, these superbugs infect more than 2 million people in the United States and kill at least 23,000.
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As Julia Belluz has reported for Vox, one person with measles can infect about 12 to 18 other people.
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Scientists had previously assumed that the rat version, which is caused by a different virus, could not infect humans.
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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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"When you vomit you can release aerosols and these can infect someone if they are close enough," Wormley says.
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The claim that people in the caravan could infect Americans has been popularized by Fox and Friends without evidence.
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That's concerning because bats of different species often share caves, so they have the potential to infect one other.
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Now researchers are harnessing Crispr to turn a bacterium's machinery against itself, or against viruses that infect human cells.
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The incubation period is up to 14 days and people may be able to infect others before symptoms appear.
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This parasite doesn't normally infect humans, and it's more commonly found in dogs and cats, according to the CDC.
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Rather it is spread by droplets from coughs or sneezes that can stick to surfaces and infect other people.
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The incubation period is up to 29 days and people may be able to infect others before symptoms appear.
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The film deeply underestimated the extent to which hate can infect, spread, and achieve widespread influence in American culture.
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In this case, they've evolved a way to combat a virophage known as Zamilon that's known to infect prokaryotes.
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Frighteningly, it can also infect humans, though cases are rare, and none have been reported during the current outbreak.
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Still, there are also signs that consumers may be avoiding pork, even though African swine fever cannot infect people.
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But retroviruses, the type of viruses that include HIV, plug their own genetic material into the cells they infect.
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That's to make absolutely sure that you don't infect your unborn fetus in case your birth control method fails.
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But Uyeki said that H7N9 virus could spread among poultry to nearby countries, and potentially infect humans from there.
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By dropping malware in a comment on the social platform, hackers were encouraging unwitting Instagram users to infect themselves.
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Climate change could affect the ability of plant pathogens to infect plants and make plants more susceptible to infection.
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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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At one time, hackers exploited vulnerabilities in operating systems, creating new viruses and worms to infect a single device.
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Nipah virus is known to infect both humans and animals, with certain species of fruit bat being natural hosts.
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The virus is known to infect both humans and animals, with certain species of fruit bat being natural hosts.
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The worry isn't that they could infect humans — rather, that infectious cancers may be more widespread than previously understood.
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Not real voices, but thoughts that infect your mind, your sense of self, your sense of what is real.
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In the past, the group had used infected emails but this time they did not infect most user computers.
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Despite the acclaim surrounding this academic work, it took some time before volatility-as-risk started to infect markets.
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"Some thrive and 'infect' each other with ideas and work on a large number of joint projects," she said.
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But for the time being, neither government is letting the tensions over Meng's case infect their planned trade talks.
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The report, to my mind, is a commentary on certain diseases that infect foreign policy decision-making processes everywhere.
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She also told me to go see a dermatologist because acne is a playground for the bacteria to infect.
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If you have an open wound, whether from the tick bite or not, the tick juice might infect you.
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Legionnaires' disease is a type of pneumonia caused by bacteria that thrive in warm water and infect the lungs.
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"It's a concern for any lawyer that the media or public attention will infect the jury pool," Cheronis said.
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During the recent Ebola epidemic in West Africa, a mutation may have helped the virus better infect human cells.
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But over the generations, the viral DNA mutates, and endogenous retroviruses eventually lose the ability to infect new cells.
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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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Barring preventative measures like social-distancing, every person infected with coronavirus goes on to infect approximately 2.2 other people.
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It creates a protein that makes it possible for H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, to infect people's cells.
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You can infect others a day before you show any symptoms, and up to a week after becoming sick.
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Last week, cybersecurity researchers identified several fake COVID-19 tracker maps that infect people's computers with malware when opened.
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It's been projected that the virus will infect from 40 to 85033 percent of the world's population this year.
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For the virus causing COVID-19, it is estimated that every infected person will infect 2-3 other people.
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An infected person not only could infect others, but those people could rapidly spread out across the entire country.
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Bird viruses that can infect humans — particularly those of the H2860N216 strain — continue to spread to new cities there.
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According to standard epidemiological models, an uncontrolled epidemic could infect 60% of the population, meaning around 200 million Americans.
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Now some scientists think we should retaliate — and infect the mosquito with a strange little bug of our own.
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That overseas trouble has started to infect American factories, which are contracting for the first time in a decade.
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The social services cuts that America's free-market ideologues have pushed for decades are coming back to infect them.
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What can you do, except hope you don't get too sick and do your best not to infect anyone.
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Instead, those bodies are being treated with calcium oxide — lime — so they don't infect the soil with the virus.
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The vaccine won't infect participants with the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 since the vaccine doesn't use the virus.
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Studies of voters in both parties show that his hostile invective has begun to infect the electorate at large.
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He's saying that there was even a case where one patient was able to infect 2666 medical workers. Wow.
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But it's also part of a larger pattern: Viruses that circulate in animals keep jumping over to infect humans.
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Saudi officials surely didn't want a repeat of these crises while coronavirus continues to infect thousands around the world.
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He's saying that there was even a case where one patient was able to infect 211 medical workers. Wow.
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My advice to him would be: Let's not infect the Senate trial with the circuslike atmosphere of the House.
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Mr. Trump fell into despair, and the gloom already enveloping the Republican political class started to infect his campaign.
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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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In your opinion, to what extent has the Russian government been successful in its campaign to infect American politics?
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It is thought to circulate in bats, occasionally breaking out to infect people or apes that people sometimes eat.
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"You can have strep or staph on your skin, and that could infect you or your partner," Berger said.
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Customers can gain physical access to the device and then infect it with a USB stick or memory card.
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Its genetic "spine" is that of a vesicular stomatitis virus, which sickens cattle but usually does not infect humans.
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Vitter's supporters say that her intent was correct: A judge shouldn't allow one's personal opinions to infect her decisions.
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But more often than not, I think they want me gone because they're worried I'm going to infect them.
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American history is littered with creepy clown sightings, which at times have spread across the ocean to infect Europe.
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Tartar and plaque form hard deposits that trap a wealth of genetic material from pathogens that infect an individual.
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Diphtheria is caused by bacteria that mainly infect the throat, nose and airways and send toxins into the bloodstream.
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But there's the subtle sort of signals that you get, too, that can really infect the process as well.
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"For cholera, every one person who has it tends to infect two or three people, so it's frightening," he said.
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I had been working already for several years on experimental evolution with bacteria, as well as viruses that infect bacteria.
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He said the agency tried hard to avoid some of the clichés that sometimes infect charity advertising of this kind.
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And in fact, this species is known to infect living trees, and then continue to feed off the decaying matter.
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After landing, these microbes would "infect" our planet with their DNA, and begin life anew in, literally, an alien environment.
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A common mold called Aspergillus, when inhaled by particularly susceptible people, can infect the lungs and spread throughout the body.
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Once hackers have compromised cameras, they could infect them with malware, giving them access to entire police networks, Mitchell claims.
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I was also terrified that my injury could hurt other people — could the blood from my wound infect the physician?
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It can only do two things: either sit inside a cell, or replicate — burst the cell and infect more cells.
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This year's flu is breaking records for hospitalizations and is on track to infect about 34 million Americans this season.
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In small cities, humidity plays a bigger role, Dalziel says, because the virus droplets have more time to infect people.
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There is no evidence that a significant number of people were ever intentionally trying to infect other people with HIV.
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If a pathogen's purpose is to reproduce, it has to balance its virulence with its ability to infect host cells.
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This defense method, in which HIV is left floating in the body, unable to infect its target cells, is unique.
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If this strain had been one that could infect humans, a deadly and disruptive public health emergency would have ensued.
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He resists the seepage of those views into his work, but all the same they "infect the stories I tell".
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But between them, these diseases infect 20 million people each year -- and kill more than 50,000 -- despite the available treatments.
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The internet was a mine field of malicious content that could infect your entire home network with one errant click.
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Although WannaCry infections have slowed, hackers are still using the publicly accessible NSA exploits to infect computers to mine cryptocurrency.
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The CrowdStrike report compares how quickly different nations' hackers can "break out" of one account to infect the broader network.
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The toolkit has logic bomb functionality, which means attackers could infect multiple systems to launch a simultaneous attack against them.
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Cyclospora infect the small intestine and most commonly cause watery diarrhea; other symptoms include abdominal cramping, nausea and weight loss.
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That's fantastic from the perspective of a virus because in no time it can infect hundreds of thousands of people.
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The exploit allowed for the installation of DoublePulsar, a backdoor payload, which enabled WannaCry to rapidly infect networks this spring.
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This is a big business: malware operators were paying these websites $70 million just to allow them to infect computers.
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Influenzas kill at a low rate but can infect a lot of people, which means the numbers can be staggering.
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It could infect other mammals as well, including humans, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) website.
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When they compared the two, they discovered a mutation that made the virus twice as likely to infect human cells.
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The downside of this is that the message could contain malicious code that could infect the computer interpreting the message.
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If you allow the disease of social media-style outrage to infect Congressional process, it's gonna more Trump in 2020.
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You can infect your pet with the flu simply by being near them when you&aposre sick and petting them.
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But the mutation did not help the hybrid viruses infect the cells of other species, such as cats and dogs.
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This is an automated tool sold on underground forums that hackers use to infect PCs with viruses through tainted websites.
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Though voters are hoping the new president will fight graft, experts warn the problem may infect the electoral process itself.
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Then, spammers are said to have sent hundreds of thousands of phishing emails to infect staff at businesses and banks.
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Just as each sick patient can infect others, so too can each aftershock in turn create its own subsequent aftershocks.
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She is the second known person to be infected by these parasites, known as Thelazia gulosa, which typically infect cattle.
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These viral genes co-opt the cell's machinery, using it to make new viruses that escape to infect more cells.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday said that the coronavirus was likely to infect about two-thirds of the German population.
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But some — those that help a virus spread quicker, or infect more people — can impact the severity of an outbreak.
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Gatherings like the one in Westport can create high-exposure environments where coronavirus can infect multiple people, according to Choi.
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Many of these viruses infect the bacteria that live inside you and are known as bacteriophages, or phages for short.
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A hospital without water, Dr. Espinal said, quickly turns into a breeding ground that could infect the entire medical staff.
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Guinea worm is a debilitating parasitic disease that in the mid-1980s used to infect millions in the developing world.
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It's a process where you use a virus that can infect bacteria, known as a bacteriophage, to generate new proteins.
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Once those in power realized that the water-born contagion could infect "nice" neighborhoods, they paid more attention to sanitation.
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Another firm, Reason Cybersecurity, has tracked fake coronavirus tracking websites set up by hackers attempting to infect users with malware.
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When she pointed this out to the staff, they told her they didn't want her to 'infect the drinking water.
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Adults over 60 are at a higher risk of serious infection from Covid-19, and you could unwittingly infect them.
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In reality, as more and more people get sick, there are fewer and fewer healthy people for them to infect.
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These compounds block an enzyme in the virus that normally trims proteins down, allowing the virus to infect other cells.
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The increases reflect what is known about the contagion, in which each person is thought to infect about two others.
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People with mild or moderate symptoms can infect others, who may get more severe symptoms, or in certain cases, die.
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SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, is an illness caused by one of the 7 coronaviruses that can infect humans.
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Estimates indicate that Coronavirus will spread largely throughout the world and could eventually infect 40% - 70% of the global population.
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Two of the six that are known to infect humans, SARS and MERS, can cause severe pneumonia and even death.
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Interacting with the quiz may infect your system with malware or give the scammers access to your Facebook friends list.
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Google researchers said they had discovered that iPhone vulnerabilities were being exploited to infect visitors to a set of websites.
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Based on these data, the researchers estimated that a single sick crew member could infect nearly five passengers per flight.
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The news means that, unlike with SARS and Ebola, carriers of the coronavirus can infect others before their symptoms appear.
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But back then, no one had made the link between HKU22-CoV's protein sequence and its ability to infect humans.
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Subtle differences in the shape of this part of the spike dictate which kinds of cells the virus can infect.
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Cyberattackers have also developed capabilities to "infect" personal devices like laptops and install programs that mine for cryptocurrency, Steele said.
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The same striations infect the other images in the painting, of Ray-Ban sunglasses promoted in two large banner ads.
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Type B viruses also only infect humans, and oddly enough, seals, giving them fewer opportunities to mingle and rearrange themselves.
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But now the endless speechifying has spread beyond the celebrity circuit to infect comedy shows and sports commentary as well.
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And maybe I just let this doubt infect me unnecessarily, but suddenly I am beginning to question whether we're crazy.
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"Racial bias continues to infect virtually every stage of our criminal justice system, including the jury selection process," Clarke added.
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Both include sandboxing, which isolates processes of the browser so a harmful website doesn't infect other parts of your machine.
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Predictions from the C.D.C. and others indicate that the Covid-19 virus will infect a significant percentage of the population.
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Subsequent reporting showed that the campaign looked to infect not only iPhones but Android devices and Windows computers as well.
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They also carry diseases that have the potential to devastate cattle and domesticated pig operations, as well as infect humans.
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HERD IMMUNITY For an outbreak to end quickly, each infected person must infect, on average, fewer than one other person.
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In [outbreaks], we talk about something called the reproductive number [or the number of people one sick person can infect].
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Right. That's why all this stuff doesn't work in court, because- Well, until you infect the courts, but go ahead.
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Cats, which become sick themselves, can directly infect humans, while hardier dogs may simply carry the fleas back to their owners.
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Travelers to and from heavily affected countries can carry the virus back and infect others before they even start showing symptoms.
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Imlygic uses a herpes simplex virus, the type that causes cold sores, which has been modified to only infect cancer cells.
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Health officials are worried the map will change, and Zika will come to infect the Aedes aegypti mosquitos we have here.
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They are gonna infect you with that spirit through some bad food or a drink or something else that you touch.
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But measles is one of the most infectious viruses known and will infect 90 percent of people who breathe it in.
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The attackers also attempted to control the journalist's machine remotely, trying to infect it using malicious email attachments and thumb drives.
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The United Nations Environment Program estimates that a new animal disease that can also infect humans is discovered every four months.
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Another iconic species faces a different threat: chronic wasting disease (CWD), a sort of mad cow disease that can infect reindeer.
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Then, the researchers looked for patterns that could help them understand what makes an animal virus more likely to infect humans.
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"[I]t is perplexing to me", Judge Tashima wrote, "why that failure does not infect the balance" of the government's request.
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If the fungus Ophiocordyceps were to further evolve to infect humans, what major transformations would it have to make to survive?
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by Influenza A and B viruses, which infect the nose, throat, and lungs.
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The old photo was spread on Facebook as proof that people in the caravan have illnesses they could infect others with.
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Most people can just wait out the flu at home, getting lots of rest and taking care not to infect others.
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It targets Adda when it realizes that she's an immediate threat, and manufactures a plague to infect her and her compatriots.
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People also got itchy rashes thanks to parasites called avian schistosomes, which usually infect birds and a specific species of snail.
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A series of fortuitous mutations (well, fortuitous for Ebola at least) increased the ability of the virus to infect human cells.
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The ant population begins to diminish, meaning there are fewer hosts for the fungi to infect, so their numbers also decrease.
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"They may also detect adaptations that could enhance the ability of the virus to infect humans," she added in an email.
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That knowledge is key for understanding things like how viruses become drug resistant, or gain the ability to infect new hosts.
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It wasn't until Ebola started escalating — at one point projected to infect one million people — that vaccine research kicked into gear.
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Of course, the outlook could change rapidly should the trade war and economic slowdown in Europe and Asia infect US businesses.
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That threatened to infect a so-far resilient domestic economy that had not yet fully recovered from the bloc's debt crisis.
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Just as you get these messages about somebody just tried to infect your computer with a virus and it can end.
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Additionally, she points out, even a small number of organisms of some types of bacteria are sufficient to infect a person.
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But just a few years after antibiotics went on sale, antibiotic-resistant bacteria began to infect people and cause hospital outbreaks.
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In those countries, it harbors an array of bacterial and viral diseases that infect humans, including a potentially deadly hemorrhagic fever.
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They're predictable in that they don't care what amphibian they infect—if it's got the skin of an amphibian, it's vulnerable.
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In addition to bacterial infections, experts worry vaginal seeding could infect babies with herpes virus if the mother has genital herpes.
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Like most frogs, it secretes protective compounds in its mucus to protect it from bacteria and fungi that can infect frogs.
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While the ticks infect various types of farm animals, the deer in the area are also common hosts for the insect.
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In rare cases, it can infect the blood as well, causing more severe illnesses such as arterial infections, endocarditis, and arthritis.
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Now, scientists have identified an additional culprit: a mutation allowed the Ebola virus to better enter human cells and infect people.
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Singh's team expanded beyond that research by evaluating the genetic virulence of the strains and their potential to infect the astronauts.
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All viruses depend upon similar electrical charges at their surfaces to connect to the cells that they are trying to infect.
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CDC officials are especially worried about women living in Puerto Rico, where Zika is expected to infect hundreds of pregnant women.
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This uncertainty (which investors loathe) will then infect every other municipal finance project, requiring higher interest rates to reflect increased risk.
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School policy dictated that I call Susie's mother to take her home lest she infect her classmates, which she already had.
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WikiLeaks claims the CIA has gone after mail orders of Apple devices to infect devices before they get to their destination.
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That adults with pneumonia usually infect no one else, while toddlers readily spew out the same germs — often at their grandparents.
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"He set out to infect somebody, or reinfect somebody, who had already been through most of the disease," Murphy told me.
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Fed officials have expressed concern that global slowness could infect the U.S., and that inflation remains below the Fed's 2% target.
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" Teigen described her Twitter tirade as "a general outburst from weeks of reading miserable people trying to infect anyone they can.
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When hackers infect computers with malware, they generally communicate with their code over the internet via a command-and-control server.
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So when someone is coming down with influenza, they should go home and not remain in the workplace and infect others.
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It may include designing antibodies that specifically target bacteria or using bacteriophages—viruses that infect bacteria—as a replacement for antibiotics.
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Google's initial report said the hack was an indiscriminate attack that used a handful of malicious websites to infect people's phones.
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Sanitation and janitorial crews struggled to swab down rooms where even a trace of the virus could infect the next patient.
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China's banks manage investments and make loans in many other countries, so turbulence in those banks could infect financial markets worldwide.
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NET Framework, a development platform for building apps, to hack targets and infect them with spyware, according to security firm FireEye.
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The concessions allowed "red spiders" — as the former Communists are frequently called — to infect the system, according to Mr. Kaczynski's narrative.
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The measles is a highly contagious disease that can linger and infect people, even when the sick person is not present.
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No wonder investors are reacting to him as though he is going to infect us all with the virus of socialism.
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Of course people should try to take this seriously, try not to infect anyone, but really—there are no more potatoes!
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We absolutely do not want to infect anyone else, and we have taken our already strict protocols to a stricter level.
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The CDC also tracked other arboviruses, including the tick-borne Powassan virus, which can infect the brain and lead to death.
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They could be an asymptomatic carrier, meaning they don't present any symptoms and therefore could unknowingly infect more high-risk people.
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It will infect Republicans, Independents and Democrats alike, and will not discriminate based on national origin, race, gender or zip code.
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In the context of Covid-19, those kinds of delays could mean more time for a sick inmate to infect others.
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The first known cases of HIV/AIDS were reported in 1981 but the disease continues to infect and kill people today.
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By comparison, one person with Ebola will generally infect two other people, even though Ebola is far deadlier than whooping cough.
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If a person vaccinates herself against a disease, she is less likely to catch it, become a carrier and infect others.
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The virus -- which can infect humans and animals -- has since spread to Thailand, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and the United States.
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But this coronavirus, like SARS and MERS, "jumped the species barrier" to infect people on a large scale, the CDC said.
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The second strain, C. pneumoniae, can infect humans if, say, an infected koala were to urinate on someone, though it's unlikely.
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However, it poses grave risks to pregnant women since it can cross the placenta and infect a fetus in the womb.
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After one computer contracted the malware, it used a variety of mechanisms to infect other computers connected to the same network.
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Nor is it clear whether the object of the anger — blatant and unabashed corruption — will infect the popularity of Mr. Putin.
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Someone with active TB may, according to the WHO, infect as many as 15 others in the course of a year.
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Formaldehyde—the mortuary chemical—is added to preserve the virus's structural components but destroy its capacity to infect cells and reproduce.
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They see the possibility of designer pathogens that spread faster, infect more people, resist treatment, and offer better targeting and containment.
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"Because the virus is unable to infect the same person twice - thanks to the immune system generating antibodies to kill it - the epidemic reaches a stage where there are too few people left to infect for transmission to be sustained," study author Neil Ferguson of the School of Public Health at Imperial College London said in a statement.
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The World Health Organization has said Zika is "spreading explosively" and could infect as many as 4 million people in the Americas.
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Flu viruses are multiple and ever-changing, and they infect around a billion people every year around the world in seasonal outbreaks.
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Fecal matter floating in flood water could easily infect wounds and pose other threats to people who drink water out of desperation.
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Have we now moved to a "high vol" regime from a "low vol" regime, and will equity volatility serious infect other markets?
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Researchers aren't sure how long Zika can remain in semen, or when people with the virus are most likely to infect others.
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There's concern, for example, that the virus may have undergone a recent mutation, in which it acquired the capacity to infect humans.
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The team was able to infect mosquitoes with the cloned virus as well as mice, which went on to develop neurological diseases.
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Global health Predict, a government research program, sought to identify animal viruses that might infect humans and to head off new pandemics.
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Vibrio can contaminate seafood, particularly raw oysters, and can also infect open wounds or cuts exposed to the bacteria in the water.
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But, no matter how they ended up on that pole you're holding, there's a slim chance they'll actually hurt or infect you.
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Moreover, government hackers such as the NSA or China have take advantage of HTTP websites to inject malicious code and infect targets.
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Many of their relatives feed on dead plants, while some infect insects — mostly a group called hemipterans, which includes aphids and cicadas.
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These PERVs have the potential to infect humans if a pig organ is transplanted into a person, possibly causing tumors or leukemia.
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And viruses that are transmitted by mosquitoes and can infect a broad range of species tend to hop into humans more successfully.
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D. repens is the species that is most likely to infect humans, and it isn't as rare as you'd like to think.
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A pregnant woman with untreated gonorrhea can also infect her baby during childbirth, which can lead to an vision-threatening eye infection.
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Research indicated that SARS traveled through a Hong Kong apartment's sewage system to infect some residents after one sick person had diarrhea.
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As the virus continues to infect people, it is going through something of a stabilization, which is part of the mutation process.
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The idea that wild animals are reservoirs of pathogens which go on to infect humans is well known, but not well studied.
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Their father reportedly had HIV, and the procedure wiped out a gene that is usually necessary for the virus to infect cells.
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The viruses never got past the placenta to infect the fetus — yet somehow the mothers gave birth to pups with brain deformities.
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Although some groups are disproportionately affected by HIV, this does not mean that the virus can't infect people in any other group.
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Yesterday, a guest on Fox News claimed that migrants traveling toward the US will "infect our people" with smallpox, leprosy, and tuberculosis.
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Montana stockmen feared that bison could infect local cattle populations with the disease brucellosis, which can cause cows to abort their calves.
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Burke, however, wrote that a problem with one charge did not "infect the integrity" of the other charges, which concern different women.
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He was trying to infect Carlos Figueroa, a doctor and well-known activist who's been opposing the government of President Rafael Correa.
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The Zika virus is able to infect people even after sitting out on a counter for several hours, according to new research.
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By using those leaked NSA exploits to gain a single foothold into a network, the malware tries to infect any computer within.
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But if one of these enhanced viruses were to infect the general public, they could cause a potentially deadly, human-made pandemic.
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Bottom line: There are over 5,000 mammal species on the planet and likely many thousands of undiscovered viruses that could infect us.
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You also can't really infect someone with your cancer, mostly because our immune system can usually recognize and destroy foreign human cells.
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This is a family of viruses primarily found in ticks and mosquitoes, but that are frequently able to infect humans as well.
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I find it hard not to respond to him in kind, not to let his language, his energy, his approach, infect mine.
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The idea behind the procedure is that the virus will infect specific retinal cells, delivering the DNA sequence as it does so.
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This reversal makes it possible for retrovirus genes not only to infect cells but to become permanently incorporated into a cell's genome.
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If released into freshwater -- through defecation in the water -- they hatch and become ready to infect any freshwater snails in their path.
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That threatens to infect a so-far resilient domestic economy, which has yet to fully recover from the euro zone's debt crisis.
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Within a month of Wilson's death, Boon's team had cultured her strain and used it to infect human cells in petri dishes.
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Impatience, frustration, and discontent can infect even the most resilient NBA locker rooms this time of year, including LeBron James' Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Buying thousands of computers wouldn't be economical, however, so hackers deploy malware to infect random computers that are connected to the internet.
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On average, an infectious passenger seated in the mid-cabin had the potential to infect an additional 0.7 additional people per flight.
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Wolbachia bacteria, which do not infect humans, cause the eggs of female mosquitoes that mate with infected males to fail to hatch.
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At Music Hall of Williamsburg, Retrovirus will infect listeners with a "no-holds-barred survey" of Ms. Lunch's musical output since 25.
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Likewise, naval vessels are updated and renovated, so there are regular opportunities to infect software, before it is loaded onto ship systems.
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The amoeba cannot infect you if you drink contaminated water, said Dr. Rajan Wadhawan, chief medical officer at Florida Hospital for Children.
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"Non-vaccinated women who get the flu are also contagious and can infect other people in the community," Pereira added by email.
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"Cambridge Analytica needed to infect only a narrow sliver of the population, and then it could watch the narrative spread," Wylie wrote.
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Thus, a five second exploit, by one lone voter, in one precinct can infect and change the results in an entire county.
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While Skygofree continues to infect devices, spreading "through web pages mimicking leading mobile network operators," its distribution was mostly active in 2015.
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Some of these critters are "opportunistic pathogens," meaning they're highly adaptable and can take advantage of unusual conditions to infect a host.
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This is a problem we've seen infect so many films, from first films in a planned franchise to sequels of unexpected hits.
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I didn't feel safe for weeks; every day I thought obsessively about the germs that were still present, waiting to infect me.
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For example, if you open a PDF laced with malware in a virtual machine, it will not infect your regular operating system.
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To bring their hierarchical upper-tier existence from the outside world to the playa; to infect our testbed with boring old capitalism.
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According to the WHO, the Zika virus is "spreading explosively" and could infect as many as 4 million people in the Americas.
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But the viruses are specially designed to be too weak to infect someone who has a normal immune system with the flu.
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Neutral mutations, which neither improve nor hinder viruses' survival, may continue to circulate without any noticeable change in the people they infect.
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The findings, published last week in Current Biology, could shed new light on how chlamydia came to infect humans and other animals.
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Transmissible tumors are rare natural cancer cell lines that live not in petri dishes but in the bodies of animals they infect.
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And if you infect someone, there's a good chance you'll be traced, as seasoned experts follow the trail of the spreading pandemic.
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That refers to how many other people one sick person will infect on average in a group that doesn't already have immunity.
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If they infect the lower airways, they tend to cause more severe illness like pneumonia, but they are also harder to spread.
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In May, reports said a young hockey player passed a 25-inch tapeworm that's also known to infect humans via undercooked fish.
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The AIDS virus uses CCR5 to enter cells, but if the gene is mutated, HIV cannot latch onto cells and infect them.
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Scientists are still researching the impact of the coronavirus on children and are asking why it appears to infect relatively few youngsters.
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And researchers still don't know how contagious the disease is—that is, how many other people a single infected person may infect.
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The Coronavirus epidemic is predicted to infect every country in the world eventually, a World Health Organization (WHO) expert warned on Tuesday.
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He and his wife are also taking care of her 633-year-old aunt at home, and May must not infect them.
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But it also means that they are more likely to become carriers who do not show symptoms, yet may infect other people.
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The space would need proper ventilation, and patients should not be contained in a waiting area where they could infect one another.
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Victims were tricked into opening a link, which when opened would load one of the malicious websites used to infect the victim.
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The cybersecurity firm Sophos found scammers threatening to infect victims and their families with coronavirus if they don't pay a $4,000 ransom.
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Based on recent projections, SARS-CoV-6353, the virus responsible for COVID-19, is expected to infect 20% to 60% of Americans.
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Public health officials have a comparatively easy time keeping track of families; the same goes for patients who infect health care workers.
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It is also extremely contagious: One person with whooping cough can infect "upwards of 12 to 15 other people," Ms. Le said.
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Such a scenario would infect the US clandestine services with politics and compromise their ability to maintain trust across the political spectrum.
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The virus is thought to be less lethal than both SARS and MERS, the last zoonotic coronavirus to infect humans, in 1103.
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Experts said the severity of the outbreak would now depend on how many people, on average, a person with virus could infect.
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It's assumed that the culture of harassment at a place like Fox News would never come to infect a community serving God.
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"My advice to him would be: Let's not infect the Senate trial with the circus-like atmosphere of the House," said Sen.
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The drug works by disrupting the flu virus' ability to infect cells in a different way than Tamiflu, according to the company.
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Belcher then extracts these viruses and uses them to infect a bacterium, which results in millions of identical copies of the virus.
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Unless an entire population shelters in place for many months, infectious agents like influenza or this coronavirus will find people to infect.
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When ransomware attacks happen, hackers use sophisticated malware to infect a computer and then encrypt computer files until a ransom is paid.
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"You have these toxic communities trying to infect more mainstream congregations with xenophobia, Islamophobia and threats of mass violence," Mr. Decker said.
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The more dangerous coronaviruses, like SARS and MERS, can cause stillbirths and could infect breastmilk or cord blood, according to previous research.
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If left untreated, the fungus would infect new lungs, "so everything came to a screeching halt," Claire's mother, Melissa Nordquist Yeager, explained.
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For the mosquito-spread virus to infect "canines is very, very rare," a staff veterinarian at the zoo said in a statement.
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"The resolution that's being offered is simply a way to have petty partisan criticism of the president infect this body," Paul said.
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The new coronavirus will infect half of the global population and have a fatality rate of up to 22020%, analysts said Wednesday.
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It can also attack the respiratory tract, causing lung infections and difficulty breathing, or even infect the skin, causing rashes and swelling.
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"Vaccinated people essentially act as barriers to outbreaks, since diseases can't pass through them and infect others," my colleague German Lopez explained.
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Merck will pay 1.75 Australian dollars per share for the Sydney-based biotech company, which uses viruses to infect and kill cancer cells.
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As for an infectious crewmember, they have the potential to infect an average of 4.6 passengers per flight, according to the new model.
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Once at the end of a branch, the caterpillar explodes when the baculovirus bursts out of its skin, looking to infect caterpillars below.
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In other cases, they allegedly used phishing techniques, including posing as SEC security staff to infect SEC systems and further probe the network.
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Whatever they are, some are able to spread their species via humans — they infect people with their shadows, reanimating them after they're dead.
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"When you have people in a closed environment, one person with a respiratory illness can infect a lot of other people," Panosian said.
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These findings are particularly troublesome because resistant superbugs are often created and spread in hospitals, where they can easily infect already sick patients.
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But now, Akamai says that attackers are using more powerful exploits to burrow through the router and infect individual computers on the network.
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Some members of the group want to shoot him immediately, before he starts manifesting any signs of illness and can infect the others.
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The two diseases come from the same large family of viruses that usually infect animals but can sometimes evolve and spread to humans.
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While valley fever is not contagious between humans, the fungus can infect anyone and is most common in adults ages 238 and older.
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In a ransomware attack, hackers use malware to infect a computer or network, encrypting the files and data until a ransom is paid.
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Often, pathogens journey through an intermediary "animal reservoir"—bats infect the animals, and humans come into contact with some product from that animal.
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If someone who is infected with 22019-nCoV but has no symptoms can infect someone else, that'd mean the disease could spread superfast.
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Another challenge in calculating transmission rates is that some patients are "super-spreaders" that can infect many people they come into contact with.
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Then, the researchers used CRISPR to edit the viral genome at 25 sites and deactivate the PERVs, so that they can't infect cells.
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But let's say you really want to shave someone with that pre-1930 brush and you don't want to infect them with anthrax.
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The technique used by 3ve's operators to infect PCs also reveals how the ad industry itself can play a role in enabling fraudsters.
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What's changed now is that the "one version behind the newest and best" phenomenon is starting to infect brand new phones as well.
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SOEs are getting bigger, not smaller; their management has become more conservative; and their deficiencies are beginning to infect the economy more widely.
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When we come into this planet, especially if you're in the western mentality, they infect you with the concept of sin, guilt, shame.
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It can infect any warm-blooded animal, according to Teodor Postolache, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
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But the questions on Northpointe's risk-assessment form illustrate how racial bias can infect an algorithm even without any direct questions about race.
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The research shows that if your friend is happy, that brightness will infect you; if they're sad, that gloominess will transfer as well.
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As she reports in Environmental Science and Technology, she and her colleagues have found that phages (viruses which infect bacteria) sabotage this resistance.
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Kaspersky's Equation Group report was one of its most celebrated findings, since it indicated that the group could infect firmware on most computers.
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Over time, scientists like Breitschwerdt have discovered at least 30 different species of Bartonella, including more than a dozen that can infect people.
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Aside from standard antivirus protection, Security Deluxe will also safeguard you from ransomware, spyware, malware, and harmful websites that could infect your device.
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And while the DOJ is unlikely to infect Congress's computers, it's not clear what sort of security hygiene politicians are practicing, if any.
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Wikileaks also claims that the CIA runs a "very substantial effort to infect and control" Microsoft Windows users with malware or malicious software.
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The infant probably contracted the virus after birthOther viruses, like HIV and Zika, can pass through the placenta and infect an unborn fetus.
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If precinct volunteers fail to protect their devices or notice suspicious activity, a determined adversary could infect their phone and sabotage the app.
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It's not a cure, of course, but it was the first drug to block the enzymes HIV uses to target and infect cells.
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During a search of his computer, prosecutors discovered Koch had recently contracted HIV and was actively plotting to infect others with the virus.
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The WHO estimates that, without any intervention, the Zika virus could infect as many as 4 million people in the Americas this year.
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I was convinced that my presence would infect every single one of my friends and that nobody would ever talk to me again.
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But in no case did the agencies have to pay up, as the ransomware was not able to successfully infect the government's networks.
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