Cytomegalovirus infects only humans: To study the disease in, say, guinea pigs, researchers have had to use a species of cytomegalovirus that infects only guinea pigs.
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Pneumonic plague infects the lungs, while septicemic plague infects the blood, and bubonic plague, the most common form, typically presents with painful and swollen lymph nodes.
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The specially crafted malware infects USB drives that are being used by employees, then infects the control system of the critical infrastructure when it's plugged in on that side.
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It infects our corporate culture and our society at large.
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The way ransomware infects computers has also become more effective.
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The malware, known as Varenyky, infects computers for surveillance activity.
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African swine fever kills almost all the pigs it infects.
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A single Ebola carrier infects 2 others at a minimum.
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Pneumonic plague, which infects the lungs and causes serious coughing.
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Workplace sexual harassment is a disease that infects all industries.
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The virus spreads easily between pigs, killing nearly all it infects.
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Lassa fever is caused by a virus that normally infects rodents.
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Scruples can inform the jury as much as dogmatism infects it.
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The bacteria naturally infects many mosquito populations, though not in Fresno.
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Ironically, the GOP's open hostility to Latinos even infects Republican Hispanics.
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Typical malware tends infects systems to cause damage or harvest data.
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She infects the office tower as the antithesis of corporate America.
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An average coronavirus patient infects two to 2 1/2 others.
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The urge to document infects anyone who's even marginally into Posting.
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It infects an estimated 2200 million to 21980 million people worldwide.
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The malware then infects the devices, giving hackers a way in.
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Malassezia infects hair follicles in a similar way that acne bacteria does.
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Adware that infects your computer to display pop-ups is an annoyance.
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If a mosquito infects someone in Lee County, officials have a plan.
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Should parents be held liable if their unvaccinated child infects someone else?
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WannaCry infects computers with exponentially growing speed, while Uiwix is more staid.
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Lyme disease alone, for example, infects an estimated 300,000 Americans each year.
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Cubans seem inoculated from the preoccupation with privacy that infects other countries.
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Capitalism is basically the Borg; it infects and subsumes everything it touches.
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This illness infects quickly regardless of demographics, belief, wealth or skin color.
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Early in outbreak, each COVID-19 case infects ~2.5 others on average.
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The document is actually malware, and opening it infects the user's computer.
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A "watering hole attack," for example, infects a website with ransomware code.
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Depending on how the microbe infects people, sickness can look quite varied.
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For example, if a single bag of spinach infects someone with E. Coli.
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Cordyceps is created when a parasitic fungus infects caterpillars living in the soil.
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In fact, malaria infects more people today than it did 50 years ago.
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Image: file photo) (The countdown and ransom window when WannaCry infects a computer.
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It begins with men, and it quickly infects women's treatment of each other.
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The virus kills about 20,000 people a year and infects hundreds of millions.
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If Vibrio infects an open wound, it can cause pain, redness and swelling.
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Mastitis is usually caused by bacteria that infects the breast via the nipple.
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Suffice it to say politics infects every facet of our lives -- including football.
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CRISPR could be used to engineer a virus that insidiously infects unborn children.
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"For patients who are healthy, this organism very rarely infects people," Hendren said.
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In fact, Adam Schiff, just as much as it infects the news media.
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These days, dengue infects over 100 million people globally a year, killing 10,000.
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The discovery could help scientists learn more about how the virus infects humans.
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But uncooked specimens may contain a parasite that infects the brain, scientists report.
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It is the Aedes species mosquito that infects humans with the Zika virus.
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An extreme generalist, the fungus infects many types of frogs, salamanders, newts and toads.
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Worldwide,Yersinia pestis infects a few thousand people every year, mostly in Central Asia.
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Dengue infects 390 million people a year, and although unusual, it can be fatal.
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The real danger comes if the dispute infects discussions about the U.S. debt ceiling.
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African swine fever kills almost all pigs it infects but does not harm people.
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Research scientists are developing drugs to combat covid-19 once it infects a person.
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There's also some evidence it infects intestinal cells and may be spread by feces.
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SARS mainly infects animals, but can jump to humans and start spreading among them.
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It infects people by entering the nose and making its way to the brain.
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A rarer third variant of the diseases is septicaemic plague, which infects the bloodstream.
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Go deeper: Global pork prices soar as swine fever infects herds in eastern Asia
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It works by adding an extra gene to a bacteriophage (a virus that infects bacteria).
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Measles infects 90% of unvaccinated people who are exposed to it, according to the CDC.
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H3N23 canine influenza virus (H3N2 CIV) is a very contagious influenza virus that infects dogs.
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Gonorrhea is caused by the Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacterium, and it infects both men and women.
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Three become one Each disease predominantly infects people in a different region of the world.
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It infects up to 1.2 million people and kills about 100,000 people worldwide each year.
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The disease infects an estimated 10,000 to 18,000 people in the United States each year.
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First of all, HIV is a retrovirus, a type of virus that rarely infects humans.
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Cats defecate the parasite which, if picked up by a human, infects our neural circuitry.
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ELSEWHERE > For the first time, a female Ebola survivor infects others (The New York Times).
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In contrast, a bacteriophage—basically a "bacteria eater"—is a virus that infects a bacterium.
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African swine fever is not harmful to humans but kills almost all pigs it infects.
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When the bacteria infects agriculture, millions of dollars worth of food has to be destroyed.
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The disease, which kills almost all pigs it infects, has no cure and no vaccine.
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It is also effective against respiratory syncytial virus, which infects children all over the world.
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It infects some 0003 million people around the world every year, killing roughly 1.5 million.
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Without protective measures, one person on average infects 2.5 others, and cases will spread exponentially.
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If a disease is a super-spreader, it means that one person infects many people.
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It concerns a virus called Ad-22010, which infects fowl and can make chickens fat.
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Initial reports say that Bad Rabbit first infects networks via a fake Adobe Flash update.
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The disease causes haemmorhagic fever and usually kills about half of the people it infects.
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The malware is often spread by email and infects computers, silently siphoning off banking logins.
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That's the mosquito that carries Zika and dengue, which infects 21 million people per year.
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This is especially true of America, where he believes the politics of greed infects ... everything.
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Bubonic plague infects the lymphatic system, causing the lymph nodes to swell up and feel tender.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness that infects the nose, throat, and sometimes the lungs.
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Rawling's Virus: A virus that infects cortical stacks, and causes people to turn on one another.
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When someone consumes food contaminated with Cyclospora, it infects the small intestine, according to the CDC.
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The first has to do with the kind of cells the virus infects first: alveolar macrophages.
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Malaria infects over 200 million people a year and killed 435,000 in 2017, mostly in Africa.
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Malware is everywhere, and when it infects connected gadgets, it can be a problem for everybody.
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And if one child infects two or three others, evidence suggests the impacts can be exponential.
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Damon's Chinese costars have come down with the same strain of bland nobility that infects him.
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As long as each infected person infects, on average, one or more people, the epidemic expands.
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The harsh reality of American life for black people infects our health in insidious, covert ways.
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If we can halve transmission, so each infects 1.25 others instead, we'd expect 4 more cases.
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Endemic — A disease that regularly infects humans, like the flu, strep throat, or any common illness.
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"It is the petty corruption, the day-to-day corruption that infects the country," he said.
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The fungus, which infects insects, already has been incorporated into a commercially available product called Aprehend.
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"Each quality, the real and the fantastic, infects the other," John Vernon writes in his review.
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That's astonishing for a virus that typically kills about half of all the people it infects.
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Such spikes affect the way that a virus binds onto a host cell and infects it.
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Malaria infects around 200 million people a year worldwide and killed an estimated 440,000 in 2015.
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The point is this: Donald Trump's extremely casual relationship with the truth infects his entire administration.
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The malware discovered by ESET steals processing power from computers it infects to use in mining.
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Wiperware is a type of malware that infects a system and wipes the hard drive clean.
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Because of how HIV works—how the virus infects a cell, what kinds of cells it infects, how it mutates and reproduces—and because of how vaccines get tested and developed, most scientists working on HIV immunology don't think that such a classical approach can work.
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Among the most serious risks are tuberculosis - which infects more than 10.4 million people a year and killed 1.7 million in 2016 alone - and gonorrhea, a sexually transmitted disease that infects 78 million people a year and which the World Health Organization says is becoming almost untreatable.
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The disease causes hemorrhagic fever, vomiting and diarrhea and kills about half of the people it infects.
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Endemic in central Africa and South America, yellow fever infects more than 80,000 people globally each year.
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It's not clear where the malware came from, how it infects its victims or who's behind it.
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Yet these very activities are the antidote to the nonessential busyness that infects so many of us.
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As Guinet explains, when WannaCry infects a computer it generates encryption keys that rely on prime numbers.
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Babesiosis is a rare disease caused by a microscopic parasite, Babesia microti, which infects red blood cells.
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Brock encounters an alien from Drake's lab that infects him and turns him into the character Venom.
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Along came a spider WO is a bacteriophage, a tiny virus that infects and replicates within bacteria.
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The more species it infects, the larger its population can be, which could make transmission even easier.
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So far, we've used vaccines to entirely wipe out two diseases: smallpox and rinderpest, which infects cattle.
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Alas, a similar quackery increasingly infects politics across the Western world, and the side-effects are grave.
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The U.S. infects things, so the incivility could go worldwide just because we're so good at it.
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Everything is viewed through the same filter, born from the campus, which now infects news and entertainment.
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That love and appreciation as a crew infects the discs before they go out into the world.
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The virus then enters its saliva, which infects the new victim when he or she is bitten.
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Cofense infects its own computers with botnet malware to keep tabs on what the botnets are doing.
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It infects tens of millions of people in the US each year and kills tens of thousands.
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Fiction' Q. The flu infects a lot more people and kills a lot more Americans than coronavirus.
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The notorious Retadup malware infects computers and starts mining cryptocurrency by sapping power from a computer's processor.
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Experts are racing to study the coronavirus as the number of people it infects and kills rises.
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It is far more common than its close cousin, herpes simplex 2, which usually infects the genitals.
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Legionnaires' disease is a type of pneumonia that stems from the Legionella bacterium and infects the lungs.
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"It's an eye worm that often infects dogs and very occasionally affects humans," the CDC's Bradbury explained.
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But it is still something to worry about for a disease which, without vaccination, infects whole populations.
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After the bacterium Y. pestis infects its host, it can result in bubonic, septicemic, or pneumonic plague.
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Legionnaires' disease is a type of pneumonia that stems from the Legionella bacterium and infects the lungs.
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The virus mainly infects birds, but certain strains, or types, have mutated to transmit from birds to humans.
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It's estimated that Lyme disease alone infects 300,000 Americans annually, a number tenfold higher than the reported count.
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Once the malware infects a victim's device, it can collect photos, contacts, text messages, and other sensitive information.
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Rabies is a virus that typically infects mammals like raccoons, invading their brains and turning them hyper-aggressive.
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It tries various hardcoded root passwords, infects the device, and then sends out traffic to a preset target.
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One explanation for why is that immune cells pour into vaginal tissue where the virus readily infects them.
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The world is closer than ever to eradicating polio, the horrible paralysis-inducing disease that primarily infects children.
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The virus kills about 50 percent of those it infects on average, according to the World Health Organization.
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That's because it targeted part of a protein on HIV's surface that sticks to, and infects, T cells.
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Salmonella is a bacteria that typically infects the intestinal tract and can cause diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps.
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Hate crimes are on the rise, neighborhoods are re-segregating, and systemic discrimination still infects our social structures.
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While pets are safe from the common cold that infects humans, they can have colds of their own.
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The original sin that infects our republic, our religious practices and citizenship in the world is white supremacy.
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Read more: A deadly mosquito-borne illness kills a third of the people it infects, and it's spreading.
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It then infects the device and gives the hacker behind the attack full control over the infected device.
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The parasite, cyclospora cayetanensis, infects the small intestine, typically causing watery diarrhea and frequent, sometimes explosive bowel movements.
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It's more about geography, specifically denoting a disease that spreads globally and infects a large number of people.
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Influenza, also caused by a virus that infects the airways, can be a very serious illness in children.
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But Nothing have an entrepenurial spirit, and want to make sure their vision infects every medium out there.
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Seasonal flu is more contagious and infects more people globally, but it is less deadly than COVID-19.
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Each infected person on average infects 193-5 others, and the infection is doubling every 4-6 days.
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It's called "RO," pronounced "R naught," and it shows how many people (on average) an infected person infects.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has estimated that the coronavirus kills about 3.4% of the people it infects.
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Once the Stop ransomware infects, it renames a user's files with one of any number of extensions, replacing .
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Now, the disease is endemic in 22020 countries, infects 0003 million people a year and is intensifying rapidly.
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In some cases, scientists suspect, the virus crosses the placenta, infects the developing brain, and kills nerve progenitors.
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NEWS ABOUT Ebola, a viral disease that kills up to 0003% of those it infects, is usually grim.
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They want absolution from the racism that infects us all even though forgiveness cannot reconcile America's racist sins.
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It makes it so clear that physical strength infects everything, including things that are not about physical strength.
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The current outbreak of the virus, which kills almost all animals it infects, began in China in August.
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The aural quality of "Extinction Gong" nags at the visitor, infects my experience, even after I've turned away.
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The plague is caused by a bacterium, Yersinia pestis, which infects fleas, which in turn live mainly on rodents.
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Campylobacteriosis is the infection caused by the Campylobacter bacteria, and it infects up to 1.3 million people each year.
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In August, Gooligan emerged as a complex malware that infects devices after users download apps from third party stores.
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The listeria bacteria primarily infects pregnant women, older adults and newborns, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
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The virus poses no threat to humans but it spreads easily to domestic pigs, killing nearly all it infects.
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The sample also contained the only fossilized examples of a certain parasite that still infects humans and animals today.
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Whenever this happens, when the real-life timeline peeks out from behind the show's curtain, doubt infects the show.
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Dengue is a mosquito-borne tropical disease that kills about 220,000 people a year and infects hundreds of millions.
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TrickBot, a financially motivated trojan, infects Windows computers through a malicious Excel document sent by a specially crafted email.
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HIV hides out in its host's own genome, switching from RNA to DNA after it successfully infects a cell.
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In that case, [NSO's spyware] Pegasus might not know the phone number of the person before it infects them.
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In some people, particularly the elderly, it can be fatal as the parasite infects oxygen-carrying red blood cells.
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The virus MERS can cause severe respiratory disease in people and kills one in three of those it infects.
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The Nashville Statement's transparent misogyny also infects the evangelical movement's great contribution to American politics: the anti-abortion movement.
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Yet she seems unaware of how deeply a kind of narcissistic bias infects her own vision of recent history.
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The mosquito-borne disease infects around 216 million people a year worldwide, killing around half a million of them.
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Once the malware infects its target, it creates a new administrator account and enables a remote desktop — and waits.
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As soon as the malware infects, it sends the username and randomly generated password to the hacker through Telegram.
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Dengue is a mosquito-borne tropical disease that kills about 20,000 people a year and infects hundreds of millions.
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The current disaster only highlights the structural defect that infects our relationship with our fellow citizens in Puerto Rico.
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One way to do that is to look at how many people an average person with the virus infects.
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"Whether it is 'Brexit' or the American election, Russian propaganda still infects U.S. social media networks," Dr. Jacobson said.
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The Guatemalan state is notorious for being controlled by an anti-indigenous, sexist oligarchy, whose example infects the nation.
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So even if it is mild, it infects so many people, and the mortality rate is at two percent.
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Cholera reportedly infects 1.3 million to 4 million people every year, with annual fatalities ranging from 21,000 to 143,000.
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Coronavirus is transmitted through the air and primarily infects the upper respiratory and gastrointestinal tract of mammals and birds.
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Medical experts are watching closely to see who the coronavirus infects and who might be most vulnerable to it.
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Studies looking at the number of people an average patient infects suggest it could range from one to five.
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Epidemiologists use a variable called R0, or the number of people each sick person infects, to describe this connectivity.
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The seasonal flu, which infects millions in the U.S. each year, is usually more severe in adults than children.
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Not consciously, but of course all of what we're discussing here infects my brain every minute of every day.
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The fever is associated with vomiting and blood loss, and kills around half of all the people it infects.
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News of an outbreak of mumps, which infects salivary glands, has drawn antivaxxers like moths to a swollen red flame.
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Normally, when Mirai infects a target, it disables the protocol that allows anyone to try to connect to the target.
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In these animals the virus infects the digestive system rather than the respiratory tract, usually without producing signs of malaise.
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Dengue, found in the world's tropical and subtropical regions, infects nearly 400 million people in more than 120 countries annually.
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"If we understand how the virus infects cells, we can come up with ways to suppress it," Dr. Pereira said.
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Sometimes the media's tone deafness about non-liberal Americans wanders far from the political pages and infects the entire enterprise.
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Dengue is a mosquito-borne tropical disease that kills about 20,000 people a year and infects hundreds of millions more.
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In the last few days, scammers are peddling anti-WannaCry apps for Android—even though WannaCry only infects Windows systems.
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A type of virus that only infects bacteria has stolen the DNA of black widow spiders to attack its prey.
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For instance, he all-too-easily infects his followers with vitriol, becoming in many ways a lord of the flies.
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It kills almost everyone it infects, but it also triggered action on by the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI).
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Kennedy said the malware infects systems, forcing them to reboot and then displays a ransom message as the computer boots.
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A typical hacker wrests a user's account out of her control and infects her timeline with vulgar or dangerous messages.
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Lumps' work is defined by a wide grin that often infects an entire cast of characters in a single drawing.
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Endemic in Latin America and Asia, dengue infects hundreds of millions of people each year, and is becoming more prevalent.
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It can steal web site credentials, monitor commands to industrial systems and launch destructive attacks against the devices it infects.
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The average coronavirus patient infects at least 2 others, but we can limit that spread with the right preventive measures.
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The thing is ... a virus doesn't care about borders ... Nor does it care about the race of whom it infects.
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Vibrio vulnificus is a bacterium that lives in the Gulf Coast waters and kills one in seven people it infects.
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"A single Ebola carrier infects 2 others at a minimum," reads one of his many contemporary tweets on the topic.
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Simply visiting the site infects the user's device with malicious code that can be used for a variety of purposes.
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That site might determine the type of cell that a virus infects — and in turn, the symptoms it would cause.
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Kennedy said the malware infects systems, forcing them to reboot and then displays a ransom message as the computer boots.
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Influenza is unusual in that it has evolved with humans over thousands of years and infects millions worldwide each year.
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H. salminicola is a micrometer-sized parasite that infects salmon and causes distinctive pseudocysts in the skeletal muscle of salmon.
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It infects hundreds of species of amphibians and is thought to have wiped out a third of all frog species.
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The virus is a coronavirus — which is one that infects the nose, throat, or sinuses — and has pneumonia-like symptoms.
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The liver-destroying hepatitis C virus infects as many as 150 million people globally, according to the World Health Organization.
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Indeed, measles is a disease with a very specific character, and it still infects and kills children across the world.
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The seasonal flu, which infects millions in the U.S. each year, can usually be more severe in adults than children.
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There's a fair amount of paranoia that infects his view of ... everything is designed to kind of take him down.
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But occasionally it infects humans who come contact with those animals' or fellow infected humans' bodily fluids, causing intermittent outbreaks.
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Health officials recommend that nearly all Americans get flu vaccinations to blunt the impact of a disease that annually infects millions.
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Dengue kills about 20,000 people per year and infects hundreds of millions, and it is becoming much more prevalent and widespread.
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Even once it infects people, Ebola's potential to spread pales in comparison to the flu or even a typical stomach bug.
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He suffered a less severe infection known as modified measles — when measles infects someone who is incompletely protected by a vaccine.
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Trilobites After Entomophthora muscae fatally infects house flies, it makes microscopic stalks for hurtling spores at other insects that come nearby.
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The white fungus thrives in cold, humid environments, where it infects skin of the muzzle, ears, and wings of hibernating bats.
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In 2013, birds in Alaska suffered their first epidemic of avian cholera, which typically infects birds in the lower 48 states.
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That was HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, which currently infects more than 37 million people living all over the world.
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Finally, N. gonorrhoeae, which causes the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea and has developed resistance to antibiotics, infects 246,000 people each year.
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And if that strain infects and seriously sickens a person, there might be no conceivable way for doctors to treat it.
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While WannaCry is a worm — a self-replicating program that finds and infects new computers without human involvement — Uiwix is not.
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Her character leaves the dentist chair still under the influence of nitrous oxide, and her raucous laugh infects everyone she meets.
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As a result, they haven't been able to determine yet what this new version of Flame does once it infects machines.
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Moral depravity seeps from on high in a viscous torrent that infects everything and is hard to cleanse from the skin.
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On that note, because he infects every part of our national discourse, sadly, we're going to go to an ad break.
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We don't want to watch the kind of infighting among allies that infects our social media feeds, however telegenic the fighters.
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In fact, the flu is caused by a virus, and B. influenzae is just an opportunist that sometimes infects weakened lungs.
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That seemed odd to many given that typically the disease infects between 30 and 50 people for every one it kills.
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HSV-2, the sexually transmitted form, infects 12 percent of Americans aged 14 to 49, down from 18 percent in 2000.
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It's not clear how many it actually infects; a thunderstorm drops rain on lots of houses, but only a handful leak.
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Seasonal flu kills "thousands of people a year," but this is in part because it infects millions, Paulos told Business Insider.
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The Republican Party's clueless caucus shares the impediment to rational thought that infects the left, a visceral hatred of Donald Trump.
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Paul's paranoia infects them all until the fraying, thin bonds they've formed reach their inevitable breaking point in a painful climax.
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Dengue kills about 20,000 people per year and infects hundreds of millions, and the virus is becoming much more prevalent and widespread.
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The malware, Scranos, infects with rootkit capabilities, burying deep into vulnerable Windows computers to gain persistent access — even after the computer restarts.
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Dengue, the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease, infects about 390 million annually but is often badly recorded and misdiagnosed, health experts say.
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In both states, plague has historically been found among rodent populations, such as ground squirrels and mice, but it rarely infects people.
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Like the name suggests, the parasite infects the lungs of rats, which cough and introduce the worms into their own digestive tract.
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Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral disease that infects around 390 million people around the world each year, according to the WHO.
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"If this fever infects our pigs, it will be a major hit to the economy, society, environment and food security," Chinh said.
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GUTFELD: And everything it targets, whether it&aposs football, or whether it&aposs Halloween, or holidays, identity politics infects and then divides.
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Chagas affects populations in South America, African trypanosomiasis is mainly within Africa, and leishmaniasis infects across both continents, as well as Asia.
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Until now, the H7N9 virus has shown little or no clinical symptoms in birds, despite being highly pathogenic when it infects human.
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Furtim is a "dropper tool," a platform that infects a machine and then serves as a first step to launch further attacks.
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Why it matters: So far, there's no vaccine for gonorrhea, which the World Health Organization says infects 88 million people each year.
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Once the malware finds one of these devices, which are usually surveillance cameras, DVRs or routers, it infects them and self-propagates.
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Each year, the virus infects an estimated 100,000 to 300,000 and is responsible for 5,000 deaths in the region as a whole.
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The series is set in an alternate history which began following the outbreak of an alien virus that mutates those it infects.
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The disease cannot be cured but vaccines offer lifelong protection from the virus, which primarily infects children under the age of 5.
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The bacterium infects millions of invertebrate species, including spiders, shrimps and parasitic worms, as well as 60 percent of all insect species.
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Each year in the US, the common cold infects more people than any other illness, and infants and children are especially susceptible.
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When a man in power – like Moonves – abuses his authority, the toxicity spreads and infects the entire organization keeping him in place.
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Pneumococcal pneumonia, caused when the bacterium streptococcus pneumoniae infects the lungs, is the most common disease caused by this bacterium in adults.
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Maybe it spreads easily when it infects the upper airways before then moving to the lower ones to cause more severe illness.
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Outbreak is a Tom Clancy–ish thriller featuring a comic book virus that practically melts the organs of any human it infects.
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Wolbachia is a very bizarre and very common type of bacterium that already infects millions of insects and spiders in the wild.
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Class infects every single aspect of their respective existences, so that even something as fundamental as water becomes an entirely different experience.
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Four weeks later, bin Salman's account messaged Bezos with a video, which "infects Mr. Bezos' phone with malicious code," the UN said.
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It also fed the fantasy that infects our politics that you can make the other 42 percent of the country go away.
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Knowing how many people the average patient infects — a number called the "R-nought" — is crucial to understanding how a virus spreads.
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Too often, though, gender bias and insufficient training infects interviews, said Carol Tracy, executive director of the Women's Law Project in Philadelphia.
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It infects them like a virus and turns them into bloody gelatinous blob-things that form part of a single giant monster intelligence.
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The failure mode of a poisonous system is a death-spiral feedback loop that quickly infects your employees, until they become amoral bureaucrats.
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They were able to see that PETase was visually similar to an enzyme called cutinase, which is found in fungi that infects plants.
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The beetles also carry a fungus called Fusarium; it infects the tunnels, and when the eggs hatch, the borer larvae eat the fungus.
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On average, the virus kills half of those it infects, according to the World Health Organization, and it is passed via body fluids.
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Under the new law, if someone intentionally infects someone else with HIV, the person can still face up to 25 years in prison.
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In Guatemala, as in the other countries in Central America's "northern triangle", El Salvador and Honduras, it infects the highest levels of government.
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Most reported deaths are the result of a complication called Lyme carditis, in which the bacteria infects the lower chambers of the heart.
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The disease infects an estimated 10,000 to 18,1723 people in the United States each year, with some cases not reported to health authorities.
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It can be fatal if it infects the bloodstream or the lungs, but experts say that one case isn't cause for serious alarm.
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The specially-designed insects will carry a natural bacteria that infects and kills wild mosquitoes, which can carry viruses including Zika and dengue.
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Herpes infects more people worldwide than any other sexually transmitted infection—and it spreads through a simple equation: One partner has the virus.
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Tech companies take note, it was a massive improvement over the dub wub wub wub wub that infects the press conferences of CES.
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Why it matters: Dengue fever infects as many as 390 million people each year, up to 96 million of whom will experience symptoms.
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And it is impossible to leave Alresford, because Alresford is not just a place: It is an ideology that infects your very soul.
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Herpes infects more people worldwide than any other sexually transmitted infection—and it spreads through a simple equation: One partner has the virus.
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A majority of you, however, most likely feel a bit disgusted to discover that rule #34 even infects the wholesome realm of podcasting.
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The flu virus mainly infects warm-blooded mammals and birds, which means dogs and cats are susceptible but lizards and turtles are not.
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It infects and monitors network traffic, looking for login credentials that a hacker can use to seize control of industrial processes, Williams said.
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The virus goes through several phases and eventually infects the mosquito's salivary glands, which means the next person it bites will be exposed.
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For lack of a better word, it's like...the script infects the users who run it, forcing them to become part of it.
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Here's what scientists have learned about how the new virus infects and attacks cells and how it can affect organs beyond the lungs.
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It's also possible that Covid-19 will become endemic, meaning it becomes a disease that regularly infects humans and never really goes away.
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Most pressingly, Freitak and Salmela are hoping to use the vaccine to target American foulbrood, a disease that infects and kills bee colonies.
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There are 1.8 million truck drivers in the US, and many of them are vulnerable as the virus infects more and more people.
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The disease infects an estimated 10,1723 to 18,000 people in the United States each year, with some cases not reported to health authorities.
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Studies so far suggest that an average patient infects 2.5 other people, who then pass the virus on to 2.5 more people each.
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Airborne spread happens when the residue from evaporated, infected droplets gets suspended in the air and indirectly infects those who breathe it in.
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Paltrow's character infects the Tokyo man who died on day two after blowing on dice he holds in his hands at a casino.
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The virus, called 2019-nCoV, is a coronavirus — which is one that infects the nose, throat, or sinuses — and causes pneumonia-like symptoms.
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"It is later established, with reasonable certainty, that the video's downloader infects Mr. Bezos' phone with malicious code," according to the United Nations.
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Then it infects other computers on the same network by harvesting credentials and possibly using a patched vulnerability in Windows known as EternalBlue.
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The virus, called 2019-nCoV, is a coronavirus — which is one that infects the nose, throat, or sinuses — and has pneumonia-like symptoms.
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It was later identified as a coronavirus — which infects the nose, throat, and sinuses — referred to as the Wuhan virus, or 2019-nCoV.
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When it infects us, the tiny, pollen-shaped virus burrows into the skin and mucous membranes and can cause genital warts and cancer.
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Once it infects a device, the spyware captures its target's personal contacts, pictures, and text messages, and it can listen in on conversations.
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I saw all the symptoms of racism, anti-Semitism, and hate coming out into the open like a cancer destroying the body it infects.
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The documents show how the CIA's spyware infects corners of a computer's code that antivirus scanners and even most forensic tools often miss entirely.
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The software exploits a security flaw in Windows XP, and once it infects a computer, it encrypts the files and spreads to other computers.
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But in Eastern Europe, the virus mainly infects injecting drug users, and transmission dynamics are quite different, as the virus is not spread sexually.
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One crew comes across an alien called the Quill, a type of fungus that mutates and spreads throughout human space, killing those it infects.
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The highly contagious superbug infects close to half a million people each year in the United States, with 15,000 of those infections being fatal.
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I've never been under any delusions about the plague of white supremacy or the ways in which it infects every segment of American life.
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His protest is not about disrespecting the military, it is about racism in this country and how it infects institutions like the police force.
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When the virus infects a pregnant woman, it can cause a variety of birth defects including microcephaly, where the baby's head is abnormally small.
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The disease infects more than 200 million people each year around the globe, killing nearly half a million, according to the World Health Organization.
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Zika does not cause symptoms in most people it infects and in about 20 percent causes a mild rash, fever, muscle aches and pinkeye.
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When the malware infects, it can download a module that lets the malicious code intercept and manipulate web traffic that passes through the router.
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The attack works like this: Ransomware infects computers, locks down hard drives and demands $300 in Bitcoins from companies in return for their files.
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The bias in favor of authority, its symbols, and its representatives infects every aspect of debates, popular and academic, about politics and public policy.
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But when a virus infects the town, causing the machines to eat one another, Pascal rushes the village's youngest machines to another, safer location.
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And if the virus infects adult human brains as well, it could mean that Zika might be causing more neurological issues than we realized.
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It infects everything that happens in DC. "I worked in Washington during the 60s and it was a very collegial institution," Ford told me.
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The traveler had been infected with a coronavirus that normally infects bats, a virus we now call SARS-CoV-2 which causes COVID-19.
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We've also learned that governments are much more likely to respond aggressively to a pandemic that infects "mainstream" society and not just marginalized groups.
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It spreads in the hidden corners of the internet and from the highest positions in the land, and infects sick and hate-filled hearts.
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It has been identified as a strain of coronavirus — which is one that infects the nose, throat, or sinuses — and is similar to SARS.
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Inevitably, Shirley's cantankerous personality infects young wife Rose (Odessa Young), and their mutual unhappiness is the engine that drives in this smart period piece.
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Cholera infects up to five million people around the world each year, causing rapid, overwhelming diarrhea that leads to an estimated 100,000 deaths annually.
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What I find so valuable about Benjamin is that he infects us (his readers) with the perplexities concerning violence that so deeply concerned him.
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Ebola also infects the cells that line our blood vessels and organs, hampering their ability to properly clot, which helps trigger the telltale widespread hemorrhaging.
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If Bob infects anti-women violence — which is running amok in Twin Peaks: The Return — then maybe Sarah Palmer is specifically equipped to defeat it.
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The hemorrhagic fever, first discovered in Congo in 1976, spreads through direct contact with body fluids and typically kills roughly half of those it infects.
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The team turned up a different virus, though: the oldest evidence of hepatitis B, a virus that still infects more than 250 million people today.
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Biden also spoke about ending anti-Semitism in his remarks saying it "still infects too much of our world ... including here in our own country."
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It's still around and infects people today, although you hear less about it because it's relatively rare nowadays and it can be treated with antibiotics.
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The researchers also found that Zika infects and kills Sertoli cells, which maintain the barrier between the bloodstream and the testes and foster sperm growth.
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We know what you're thinking — and we've seen your Twitter jokes — but no, this is not a dark drama about how technology infects our lives.
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One villain, the Ghastly Grinner, is a comic book monster who infects the protagonist's teachers, friends, and family with a grotesque distortion of juvenile humor.
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Though malaria kills 438,000 people a year, it annually infects 214 million, which means the percentage of people who die from malaria is extremely low.
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According to the study, published in Fungal Ecology on Monday, Massospora infects them right before they emerge, causing their abdomen to start to slough off.
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Identified in the 1980s, the bacterium today infects an estimated 1 to 2 percent of people and is especially common in adolescents and young adults.
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The disease, which kills almost all pigs it infects, occurred on a farm of 102 pigs in Tuanfeng county in the east of the province.
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Coronavirus infects cells below the voice box, in the airways and deep in the lungs, unlike flu viruses which start with your nose and throat.
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Although the number of people from the Communist era still in judicial positions has dwindled, the party says that Communist thinking still infects the system.
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Older people may be less efficient at coughing and sneezing, making it harder for them to clear the Covid-219 virus, which infects the airways.
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The world is simply not prepared to deal with a disease—an especially virulent flu, for example—that infects large numbers of people very quickly.
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The World Health Organization estimates that the human variation of hepatitis E infects 20 million people each year, most commonly in East and South Asia.
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Say you have a certain number N of infected people, and each of them (following the pattern above) infects a new person every two days.
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Could that persistent disease, which still infects more than 200 million people a year and kills 400,000 of them, have been wiped off the planet?
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"It's a virus that if it infects a woman during pregnancy [it] will have massive ... impact on the brain development of a baby," Bancel said.
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The virus has already been shown to be much more contagious than the seasonal flu, which infects up to 49 million Americans a year alone.
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Dubbed the "crypt-keeper wasp," it infects a rival species with its young, which, after hatching, proceed to chew their way out through the victim's head.
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Their finding could be a major boon in the fight against a disease that infects hundreds millions of people and kills hundreds of thousands every year.
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House cats are known to be the primary host of T. gondii, which infects various warm-blooded animals (including humans) and causes a disease called toxoplasmosis.
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Measles was declared eliminated from the US in 2000, meaning that any native reservoir of the virus has been cleared out (the virus only infects humans).
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For example, it's difficult to calculate how easily the virus infects people when no one knows how many mild cases are out there, unrecognized and uncounted.
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The disease kills up to 70% of the herds of sheep or goats it infects, animals vital to the survival of many of Africa's poorest people.
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The Brazilian government is monitoring six such sets of twins, discordant for Zika microcephaly, in hopes of learning how the virus infects (or doesn't infect) fetuses.
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It is time for the P5 to show their mettle and lead the world, as is their responsibility, before the scourge of ISIS infects us all.
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For the purposes of the study, the researchers used a virus known as MS2, which only infects bacteria, to keep the experiments safe for everyone involved.
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It attaches itself to otherwise normal files and damages them or corrupts them, and then that file infects other files and so on and so forth.
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Understanding how the virus varies genetically may help explain who it infects, and even track its origins beyond its abrupt arrival in Seested's body in 2014.
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Lawyers for the two men, nephews of Cilia Flores, wife of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, shot back that the witness "infects every aspect" of the trial.
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Such an infection can spread quickly and kills the body's soft tissue, especially if it infects a wound that is not properly cared for, Keiser said.
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Researchers are still trying to figure out which tissues Zika infects, how it spreads through the body, and how the immune system fights off the infection.
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It spreads easily through the water and infects 19 to 21 million people per year, according to the CDC (this includes all sources, not just pools).
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While Justice Kennedy was far from perfect on all voting issues, at times he clearly recognized the need to uproot the discrimination that infects society today.
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Once it infects a computer, Bad Rabbit displays a message in red letters on a black background, an aesthetic used in the massive NotPetya ransomware outbreak.
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The amoeba typically infects people who are swimming or jumping in water feet-first, allowing it to go up their noses and travel to the brain.
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Der Starke infects your Mac firmware and works well with the Sonic Screwdriver exploit for instance — when you combine multiple exploits, you can do dangerous things.
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Researchers are still studying exactly how the new coronavirus infects people, but judging by previous coronaviruses, it doesn't stay alive for long on objects and surfaces.
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Sanofi's vaccine is approved in 19 countries and is the first to combat dengue, a disease spread by mosquitoes that infects about 400 million people worldwide.
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This lock-step partisan behavior is a natural consequence of the increasing polarization of American politics, which is bad enough when it infects the elected branches.
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The researchers said that routine hepatitis E testing would have failed to identify the strain, which is significantly different from the one that typically infects humans.
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Watch the video here to learn how coronavirus is transmitted, how it infects people and affects their bodies, and what can be done to treat it.
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There is no cure or vaccine for the deadly and highly contagious disease that kills almost every pig it infects, although it does not affect people.
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File-encrypting malware, known as ransomware, infects vulnerable computers and scrambles its files, inviting victims to return access to their data once they pay a ransom.
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When a certain rust fungus infects this plant, it sends up a floral-looking shoot that is indistinguishable, in shape, color and scent, from a buttercup.
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According to the World Health Organization, seasonal influenza viruses infects between 3 million and 5 million people worldwide annually, and kills up to 650,000 per year.
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And from the "ground zero" vantage point of Houston, it was also clear how the divisive tribalism that infects Washington, D.C. saps this traditional American strength.
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" Joseph Cohen, ACLU-WV executive director, said Mader's termination was "yet another incident exposing the toxic culture that infects far too many police departments in America.
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Leone's team aims to replace the mutated gene in Canavan patients with a normal version, packaged in a special virus that "infects" primarily white-matter cells.
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There is no cure or vaccine for the deadly and highly contagious disease that kills almost every pig it infects, although it does not affect people.
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Tuberculosis establishes a complex presence in the people it infects: Upon entering the body usually through the lungs, it is engulfed by immune cells called macrophages.
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What would happen if, say, a brain parasite that prevents people from voting in any way infects everyone in America from now until inauguration day 2017?
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And among it all, a team of researchers in waders sampled the water for a brain-eating amoeba that kills 97 percent of the people it infects.
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The most critical step in creating inclusive AI is to recognize how bias infects the technology's output and how it can make the 'intelligence' generated less objective.
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The virus is thought to spread through the bite of an infected tick, but the exact way it infects people is still unknown, according to the CDC.
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It's transmitted to people after a mosquito becomes infected from biting an infected monkey and then the infected mosquito bites a person and infects him or her.
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A new species of chytrid fungus, recently detected in Britain and Germany, infects only salamanders and newts, but appears to be extremely virulent, causing rapid population decline.
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The film's creepy marketing campaign suggests it's about a monster hiding behind a mysterious red door, or a survival movie about a plague that infects a family.
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A new report from Kim Zetter outlines the research done by Israeli academics to develop malware that infects CT and MRI scanning machines used to diagnose cancer.
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In reality, those credentials are used by a worm that infects routers and sets those credentials as passwords and usernames with the goal of creating a botnet.
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Markus Covert of Stanford will lead a group using computer modeling to study the tens of thousands of cells that interact as Salmonella infects white blood cells.
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Ransomware is a type of malware that infects computers or computer networks and then freezes them, with the attackers demanding a ransom in order to restore services.
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"Before [a culture of doping] infects this sport, like it infected cycling and like it's infected track and field, we need to change the culture," he said.
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Dogs and cats have their own version of the coldWhile pets are safe from the common cold that infects humans, they can have colds of their own.
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Until today, there were only two known victims of LockerGoga, a relatively new type of malware that infects computers, encrypts their files and ask for a ransom.
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H5N1 has killed more than half of people it infects, and while it'd likely become less lethal when modified to be more transmissible, it's very, very dangerous.
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He has stacked the Environmental Protection Agency with officials who have long ties to the fossil fuel and chemical industries; a similar bias infects the Interior Department.
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He's gone through two rounds of chemotherapy so far, and he believes he might die if the coronavirus makes its way into the prison and infects him.
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The "Osaka flu" that infects the entire town has some similarities to the current spread of coronavirus affecting China and 23 other countries so far in 2020.
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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Coronavirus is transmitted through the air and primarily infects the upper respiratory and gastrointestinal tract of mammals and birds.
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Wolbachia is a bacterium that infects up to 70 percent of all known insect species, where it hijacks the insect reproduction to spread itself through the population.
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When the target clicks a link in a text message, the software infects the user's phone, tracking every detail of the person's digital life, including encrypted messages.
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What interests Gaghan, by contrast, is the mere idea of gold: the madness that infects both markets and men whenever the auric stink is in the air.
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One of the big things about maturing as a writer (or a person) is getting away from the narcissism that infects everything you do when you're younger.
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But due in part to overuse of antibiotics, MRSA now infects hundreds of thousands of people and kills about 23,000 people each year in the U.S. alone.
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In the U.S. alone, antibiotic resistant bacteria already kills 20,000 people per year and infects millions more, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Related: Shamanistic Crochets Weave Tales of Indigenous Brazilian Culture Bacteria-Inspired Art Infects a Chelsea Gallery Grumpy Cat Balloon Sculptures Gives Koons a Run for His Money
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The name also lent itself naturally to gallows humor: Once this thing infects your computer, went a joke among security experts, it's game over for your bank accounts.
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Everything from cell phones to robots to mechanical sex toys are sorted out here, and the entire region is steeped in poisonous waste that infects the island's inhabitants.
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Along with generating fraudulent traffic and impressions through these redirect networks, porn sites often show visitors malicious ads that trick them into downloading malware that infects their computer.
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The change in mindset comes as the disease — which is not harmful to people but kills almost all pigs it infects — has reached every province of the country.
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The change in mindset comes as the disease - which is not harmful to people but kills almost all pigs it infects - has reached every province of the country.
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This year, the Philippines has reported more than 100,000 cases of dengue, a mosquito-borne tropical disease that kills about 20,000 people annually and infects hundreds of millions.
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Joanap offers North Korea a to run a variety of commands on computers it infects, including stealing information, modifying files and directories, controlling botnets and installing more malware.
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The scientists were able to make this feasible by "hijacking" a virus that infects neurons and attaching it to the calcium sensor, allowing it to enter brain cells.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory infection that, according to WHO, typically infects an estimated 236-228 percent of adults and 19183-21918 percent of children each year.
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He noted that the government has long approved use of smaller amounts of streptomycin and oxytetracycline to manage a destructive bacterial disease that infects apple and pear crops.
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Researchers currently believe one infected person generally infects two to more than three others, which would make the new coronavirus more contagious than seasonal flu, SARS and MERS.
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As Davenport is about to discover in "A Soldier's Play," the Pulitzer Prize-winning 1981 drama by Charles Fuller, racism is a disease that infects whatever it touches.
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Pretty, ginger-haired, she seems to have no past, though she has an intense interest in the past, which spills over to the present and infects the future.
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The racism Meghan has experienced is treated as benign, when in reality it chips away and infects, as evidenced by her emotional, viral interview with ITV in October.
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In these opening hours, the sense of grief that washes over the town almost feels like a plague in the way that it spreads and fatally infects others.
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Now, we've come to learn that the mosquito — and one invasive species, in particular, called Aedes aegypti — infects human victims with Zika, yellow fever, dengue fever, and chikungunya.
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Smith, a professor at the University of Missouri, won for a technique known as "phage display," which uses bacteriophage -- a virus that infects bacteria -- to evolve new proteins.
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Related: Bacteria-Inspired Art Infects a Chelsea Gallery An Artist Finds the Beauty in Brazil's Most Polluted River Artist Duo Projects Videos on the Banks of the LA River
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"We must invest in surveillance and research to better understand where the virus infects people, how people become infected, and which strains are more dangerous than others," Gurley said.
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But for many researchers, now—between major outbreaks—is the perfect time to develop treatments and vaccines for a virus that kills a third of the people it infects.
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Khalili said he treated HIV as a genetic disease: Once the virus infects a subject, the viral genome enters into the chromosome and becomes a "bad gene," he said.
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HPV is a common sexually transmitted virus that infects about 80 million people in the US — with an additional 14 million new cases each year, according to the CDC.
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D. repens is a "filarial nematode" — aka a parasitic roundworm — that typically infects dogs, cats, and other carnivores, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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"We will be watching the numbers on the health of the U.S. economy, determining whether, and by how much, the coronavirus infects investment demand and consumer spending," it added.
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Measles, considered one of the most contagious viruses in the world, infects 90% of exposed people who have not been immunized, according to the Los Angeles County Health Department.
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That initial computer is almost certainly not well secured, and if an attacker infects it, vote-stealing malware can hitch a ride to every voting machine in the area.
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If a retrovirus infects cells that get passed to offspring, then we can potentially see exactly where and when it was around by looking at ancient and modern DNA.
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Immunization begins with an injection of a modified adenovirus that typically infects chimps (CHA) and a later injection of a modified Vaccinia Ankara (MVA) virus acting as a booster.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Disturbed, disruptive, and displayed across projectors and television screens, Norman Mailer infects the Performing Garage's stage with his patented brand of misogynistic bravado.
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Even if hospitals were to add emergency beds, it's likely they would be unable to meet the incredible demand that would exist if the coronavirus infects millions of people.
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Those spikes are key to how the virus infects a human cell and two integral parts of the new virus's spikes are slightly different from those of previous coronaviruses.
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It's very easy to make a mistake that forces your dupes to shower in pee water, infects everyone with food poisoning, or suffocates the entire colony in their sleep.
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Next, the invaders hijack the epithelial cells that make up the mucous membranes, taking over their metabolic machinery, to replicate and make even more virus, which infects adjacent cells.
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But according to five social scientists I spoke to who study racial bias, a few hours of training won't begin to solve the problem that infects corporations like Starbucks.
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While the results are preliminary, the discovery could help researchers learn more about how the virus infects humans, and help public health officials educate the public about staying safe.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A new vaccine for the dengue virus is taking a potentially risky road to prevent the mosquito-borne disease that infects nearly 400 million people each year.
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The flu strain, known as H7N9, now mostly infects birds but it has infected at least 779 people in outbreaks in and around China, mainly related to poultry markets.
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HPV is known to cause cervical cancer and the hepatitis B virus infects hundreds of millions of people in Asia alone and is a major cause of liver cancer.
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The Maze ransomware, however, alters the amount of money it demands from victims depending on the type of computer it infects, whether it's a home computer, server, or workstation.
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In theory, health officials could even act pre-emptively — inoculating a population against a dangerous new flu or coronavirus circulating in animals before it infects many people, for example.
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Already the island had a lonely, end-of-the-world feel to it, that almost palpable melancholy that infects East Coast islands every autumn and lingers until the early summer.
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In addition to developing vaccines, some scientists are studying the details of Zika transmission in hope of stopping the infection before it crosses the placenta and infects a developing fetus.
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Bad news for sushi lovers: HealthDay reports that scientists have confirmed that a tapeworm that normally infects salmon from the Asian Pacific is now present in salmon from U.S. waters.
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Underneath the bong hits and blow jobs, director Elizabeth Wood is showing how Leah's whiteness is the real drug, begetting a kind of cluelessness and zeal that infects and intoxicates.
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Security researchers say they've found more than a dozen iPhone apps covertly communicating with a server associated with Golduck, a historically Android-focused malware that infects popular classic game apps.
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Rabies infects the nervous system quickly with symptoms that can include a fever, muscle spasms, headaches, mental confusion and more, and is almost always fatal, as there's no effective treatment.
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It is not as serious as malaria but it kills about 20,000 people and infects hundreds of millions worldwide, with 200,000 cases reported on average in the Philippines every year.
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Dengue is not as serious as malaria, but it kills about 20,000 people and infects hundreds of millions worldwide, with 200,000 cases reported on average in the Philippines each year.
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Dengue is not as serious as malaria, but it kills about 20,000 people each year and infects hundreds of millions as it spreads rapidly in many parts of the world.
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Ebola is believed to be spread over long distances by bats, which can host the virus without dying, as it infects other animals it shares trees with such as monkeys.
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Typhoid fever, caused by Salmonella typhi bacteria in sewage and contaminated food, infects up to 20 million people a year and kills up to 160,000 of them, mostly young children.
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There's a protease inhibitor called camostat mesylate that a team of German scientists says works against the mechanism that SARS-CoV-2 uses to attach to the cells it infects.
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Cybersecurity experts say that like WannaCry, the ransomware infects computers using vulnerabilities in the central nerve of a computer, called a kernel, making it difficult for antivirus firms to detect.
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His impact is not so much his bizarre individual conspiracy theories but that his style of righteous rage infects and, in some cases, dominates the political rhetoric on the right.
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The research may provide clues to the continuing evolution of hepatitis B, a plague that infects an estimated 2300 million people worldwide and contributes to an epidemic of liver cancer.
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Huchon said that this is because the parasite needs two hosts during its life cycle—a fish and a worm—and scientists do not yet know which worm it infects.
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While encrypting individual computers it infects, WannaCry code does not attack network data-backup systems, as more sophisticated ransomware packages typically do, security experts who have studied WannaCry code agree.
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Eventually, a working narrative emerged: Every couple of hundred years, a comet flies by Earth, leaving in its wake a parasite that descends on a farm and infects the fruit.
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But today, and always, too many would rather turn a blind eye to the depths of the racism that infects American culture than do the uncomfortable work of facing it.
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"Each time a new strain from bats infects people, it is a new opportunity for a more highly transmissible strain to take off and adapt to a human host," Gurley said.
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Lawmakers are demanding an investigation into an old conspiracy theory that the government weaponized ticks and caused the spread of a debilitating disease that infects an estimated 300,000 Americans each year.
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The malware infects a device after a user downloads and installs a "Gooligan"-infected app on third-party app stores, or when users accidentally click on malicious links in phishing attacks.
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City governments are under assault from ransomware, malicious software that infects entire computer networks, freezing up important files and equipment until the organization pays for a key to unlock the information.
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Instead of just encrypting files when it infects a device, this hack encrypts your entire hard drive and the Master Boot Record so that it is totally inoperative, according to Radware.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Merck KGaA said it is developing a children's formula of its drug to treat schistosomiasis, a parasitic worm disease that infects millions of poor people in Africa and Asia.
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The reality is that insufficient attention has been paid to the poisonous legacy of racism that infects not only Ferguson but communities nationwide, and is visible in America's criminal justice system.
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Even if the malware isn't targeting medical devices in particular, operating system vulnerabilities still put devices at risk for infection by any indiscriminate worm that infects all manner of networked computers.
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The virus linked to the lymphoma — HTLV-1 — infects millions of people around the world, with the highest known prevalence in Japan, Africa, South America, the Caribbean and parts of Australia.
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TB infects a quarter of the planet's population and, to many people's surprise, claims more lives every year than HIV/AIDS — the latter being a testament to the global HIV response.
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That's the worst part of all, as Axios' Felix Salmon points out: Even a small amount of misinformation infects everything and makes it much easier for people to disbelieve any fact.
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This time doctors figured out the real culprit: valley fever, a fungal disease that infects an estimated 150,000 people in the US each year and has been on the rise in California.
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In 2013, an Arkansas tween became only the third person known to the CDC to survive infection by the single-celled Naegleria fowleri, an amoeba that drills into and infects the brain.
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"A huge conservation issue for bats worldwide is the spread of the pathogen Pseudogymnoascus destructans, a fungus that infects the ears, muzzle, and wings of bats," wildlife conservationist Imogene Cancellare told Gizmodo.
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The Venom symbiote that infects Hardy's character, Eddie Brock, also appears to be able to communicate telepathically with him, whispering evil nothings in his ear like a space devil on his shoulder.
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That's because unlike a virus, which infects one computer, worms are built to infect networks of computers — as in, computers connected to each other or to a server or to the internet.
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C. difficile or, colloquially, C-diff, can cause life-threatening diarrhea and usually infects people who've had recent medical care and taken antibiotics, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Logically, we know that we don't need a six-month supply of toilet paper, but when we see someone's cart piled high, their anxiety infects us, and we go into survival mode.
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But if that same parent decides not to vaccinate her child and sends that child to school where he infects other students, who then may sicken or die, what are the consequences?
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Once this virus, varicella zoster, infects a person, it lies dormant for decades in nerve roots, ready to pounce when the immune system is weakened, say, by stress, medication, trauma or disease.
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A test confirmed the boy to have babesiosis -- a rare, sometimes severe disease caused by the bite of a tick infected with Babesia microti, a microscopic parasite that infects red blood cells.
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"Nobodies" is a droll study in the humiliating brand of desperation that infects the hangers-on of the show-business universe, so help yourself if you haven't had enough of those already.
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But when it infects as many as one in five networks in the world, and hides the capability to do far more serious damage to its victims, it's an epidemic waiting to happen.
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The same Lord Souls from Dark Souls appear again, the same undead curse animates our journey, and the same melancholy infects this world that appears to be spiraling toward darkness during every moment.
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In King's novel, the bigotry lurking beneath Derry is directly linked to It: He feeds on the hatred, but he also infects the citizens of the town so that they act on it.
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Incredibly, this system works similarly to antibodies; as Carl Zimmer noted in STAT, When a virus infects bacteria, the bacteria capture bits of its genetic material and lodge it in their own DNA.
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She's spoken before about how her sister was sexually abused, but in her recent remarks, the How to Get Away with Murder star talked about how this kind of violence infects entire communities.
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I was as pumped as the next fan when I read the cast list of the film, and yet, in the event, it suffers from the same uneasy bonhomie that infects every supergroup.
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Zika appears to pose the greatest risk when it infects pregnant women, given its ability to cause microcephaly in babies, a condition defined by small head size that can lead to developmental problems.
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Then the site infects Facebook with its bullshit, rakes in the clicks, foments a bunch of frothy conservative rage about the latest (fake) misdeed from Nancy Pelosi, Black Lives Matter, or Al Gore.
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The pathogen is spread by a tiny insect, the Asian citrus psyllid, that infects trees as it feeds on young leaves and stems, but the evidence of disease can take months to emerge.
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"The Daily": Today's episode is about what went wrong with testing in the U.S. Go deeper: We've produced an illustrated look at the virus, including how it enters the body and infects cells.
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If one person infects two or three others (as seems to be the case, on average, with unabated coronavirus), those people could infect two or three more, and so on and so on.
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Ransomware, a type of malicious software that infects a system and then holds it hostage, demanding a ransom for its release, is one of the most popular and lucrative ways to attack computers.
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When in 1947 Jackie Robinson broke the major-league color line, it was too late for Troy, and his bitterness infects his relationship with Cory, who is being scouted for college football scholarships.
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One reason the bellwether for pandemics is influenza is the fear of having a higher-mortality flu, when we know that flu spreads so rapidly and infects so many people around the world.
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The lungs, heart, liver, kidneys and the systems that control blood clotting are all affected, Dr. Schaffner said, though it is not clear that the virus itself infects organs other than the lungs.
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The animal that the new coronavirus originated in is still in dispute; one early scientific paper concluded it came from bats, while another argued that it closely resembled a virus that infects snakes.
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But the proof she provides, a flash drive carrying the malware, proves to be a Trojan horse that infects the government's system and opens the door for the blackout to actually take place.
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As such, we cannot feed into the growing anti-immigrant sentiment by pinning the presence of hepatitis B, which infects our most vulnerable residents regardless of their country of birth, on "new" Americans.
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The report, based on 40 indicators of climate and health, said climate change seemed to be making it easier for mosquitoes to spread dengue fever, which infects up to 100 million people a year.
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The mosquito-borne virus infects a kind of neural stem cell that goes on to form the cerebral cortex, the brain's outer layer responsible for intellectual capabilities and higher mental functions, the study showed.
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"The common cold infects more than 2 billion people annually, making it one of the most successful viral pathogens, so we are excited to make this crucial step forward," Twarock said in a statement.
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The lowly mosquito is a wily and pernicious foe, surviving and adapting as it infects us with a rogue's gallery of parasites and viruses, including malaria, Zika, Yellow fever, Dengue and West Nile virus.
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The temperature in Waco, Texas was approaching 83 degrees last Thursday when Mia Mattioli arrived in search of Naegleria fowleri, a brain-eating, warm-water-loving amoeba that kills almost every person it infects.
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Discovered March 4 in a version of the BitTorrent client Transmission, the KeRanger malware infects the host machine, encrypts some of its contents, and asks for bitcoins in exchange of decrypting the owner's data.
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Ransomware, as this latest wrinkle in malicious software, or malware, is known, stealthily infects a desktop or laptop computer, sometimes locking up the machine, but more often encrypting data and files, rendering them unusable.
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In their video for DJ Snake and Lil Jon's "Turn Down For What," a crazy beat gets into a man's pants, and his wild sexual thrusting smashes floors, strips women, and infects entire families.
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Only mildly marred by the sentimentality that infects so much American war writing, Hersey's account of the first American land offensive of World War II, Into the Valley (1943), sated a fierce public thirst.
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While VPNFilter infects routers and internet-connected storage devices used in home offices and small offices, the army of compromised devices can be used to launch coordinated attacks on much larger targets, Williams said.
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The couple met a decade ago at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md., as post-baccalaureate research fellows, she focusing on a virus that infects bacteria, and he on skin stem cells.
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Listen to the full episode of Reset to hear host Arielle Duhaime-Ross talk with the Atlantic's Ed Yong about how SARS-CoV-2 infects people and what it does to the human body.
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In their scenario, a group of cybercriminals targets PLCs that are exposed online and infects them with custom malware designed to reprogram the tiny computer with a new password, locking out the legitimate owners.
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The scary part about Krumwiede's brand of "virus" is that it infects people's minds and causes them to act in ways that expressly counteract their own best interests, not to mention the greater good.
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As it is a new strain of coronavirus — which is one that infects the nose, throat, or sinuses — that has not been seen by humans before, scientists are scrambling to understand the treat it.
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And this week in the journal PLOS Pathogens, a team of scientists reported on another control method that holds promise — using Wolbachia, a bacterium that naturally infects many insect species but not Aedes aegypti.
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The agency infects target devices with malware that can then check which public Wi-Fi networks a given computer can connect to at a given moment, as well as the signal strengths of those networks.
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As the rapidly spreading novel coronavirus infects tens of thousands in China and hundreds of others around the world, one country has remained silent about the progress of the virus within its borders: North Korea.
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Ransomware is a particularly nasty type of virus, which infects your computer, encrypts all your files, and then demands a monetary ransom to be paid to some mystery hacker, in return for unlocking your files.
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Jessica Faieta, UNDP director for the region, said the virus – linked to birth defects in some cases where it infects pregnant women – is not only causing direct economic losses and putting health systems under stress.
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The study in Cell Stem Cell showed that Zika infects a kind of neural stem cell that gives rise to the cerebral cortex, the brain's outer layer responsible for intellectual capabilities and higher mental functions.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Prior infection with dengue, a mosquito-borne disease that infects nearly 400 million people a year, could reduce the risk of contracting Zika nearly by half, U.S. and Brazilian researchers reported on Thursday.
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The scariest among them learn to spread easily from one human to another, which is luckily still tricky for bugs like H5N1, the avian influenza virus that kills more than half the people it infects.
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The average person also touches their face 23 times per hour, and about half of these touches are to the mouth, eyes, and nose, which are the mucosal surfaces that the COVID-19 virus infects.
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The flu infects millions of people every year and kills thousands During the 2018-19 flu season, about 35 million people in the US contracted the flu and about 34,000 died, according to the CDC.
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"As it gets more and more severe and infects more and more people, the impacts become greater and greater, and the countries that are teetering on recession already anyway will be right there," Williamson said.
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But that doesn't mean each sick person will actually infect that many people; quarantines and other actions taken to control outbreaks of a virus can bring down the number of people a sick person infects.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Brazilian scientists have developed a biosensor that can quickly detect dengue and could help create a cheap tool to diagnose the painful mosquito-borne virus that infects millions each year.
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A side benefit of doing so is that the researchers get a ping whenever the ransomware infects a new computer, and in a blog post they revealed that a new infection was popping up every second.
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Measles, which is highly contagious, can live in the air for up to two hours after a person carrying it has left the room and infects roughly 90% of the people who are exposed to it.
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"The flu actually infects people all the time, all over the world, and there are hundreds of types of flu — but the transmission is much higher in the Northern hemisphere during the winter months," Eiras says.
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Some viruses have a spellcheck function that keeps typos from sneaking in, but each time a retrovirus infects a new cell and starts worming its way into the host's DNA, it has to type without spellcheck.
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Zika typically causes mild symptoms, but when the virus infects a pregnant women, she can pass it to her fetus, causing a variety of birth defects including microcephaly, in which the baby's head is abnormally small.
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Among other findings, the survey showed that bees in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island are suffering from a very high incidence of Chalkbrood—a fungal disease that infects the gut of the larvae.
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Dengue infects around 390 million people worldwide each year, with an estimated 54 million cases in Latin America and the Caribbean, according to the study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
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Myocarditis is the inflammation of the heart muscle caused by a viral infection, but it can also be brought on by bacteria—which is what Salmonella is, a bacteria that infects through contaminated food and water.
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"When a preconception of too little parking infects policymakers, more parking tends to get built and provided to everyone for free," wrote Eric Scharnhorst, a principal data scientist at the startup Parkingmill and the study's author.
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Some have speculated that the Golden Knights have been aided there by the "Vegas flu" — a malady that infects opposing players who stay out later than they would in other cities, gambling or seeing a show.
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Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical School, noted tecovirimat also could be useful for treating monkeypox, which infects humans and has been increasing rapidly in Africa since smallpox vaccination ended.
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Once The Elder infects Kovacs, he manipulates its ability to control the Orbitals above Harlan's World — which were created by The Elders before humans ever got to the planet — to unleash Angelfire upon their shared body.
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The hit to U.S. stocks would be far greater if the virus proves to be more deadly than it is now believed to be or infects large numbers of people both inside and outside of China.
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WannaCry appears to target mainly enterprises rather than consumers: Once it infects one machine, it silently proliferates across internal networks which can connect hundreds or thousands of machines in large firms, unlike individual consumers at home.
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But there is little sign that the tide has yet turned against a virus killing around 2% of those it infects - but able to spread much faster than other respiratory viruses that have emerged this century.
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His long-frozen tissues have now yielded another surprise: Scientists have been able to recover from his stomach samples of Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium that infects about half the human population and can occasionally cause stomach ulcers.
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The virus, known as GozNym, is a combination of two pieces of malware — one that infects the computer and the other that waits silently like a serpent until the user visits the website of a financial institution.
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Philosopher and cognitive scientist Daniel Dennett has said that language "infects and inflects our thought at every level," arguing that a significant portion of our perception of the world is influenced by the words at our disposal.
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Ebola is one of those scourges where the mere mention of its name strikes fear: the virus, which kills about half of those it infects and gets passed on through body fluids, is notoriously hard to contain.
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It's set in a future where mankind wages war with the machines, and it casts players as a form of software that infects the enemy, jumping from Terminator-like robot to turret, to tank, and so on.
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The Royal Palms Resort, the game's introductory area, is a beautiful juxtaposition to what waits beyond it, where the wealth, decadence and Westernization that infects all overseas hubs of luxury tourism is so very far from relevant.
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I think of this girl and so many others like her that I have had the privilege to meet -- and I fear what lies ahead for them, as coronavirus infects more and more people across the world.
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Until there are good measurements of the numbers infected, the rate at which each infected person infects others and the timing of the disease cycle, the range of outcomes for different policy choices cannot be known accurately.
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The purpose of the commission, which is modeled on New York's successful judicial conduct commission, is not simply to punish cheating prosecutors, but to change the win-at-all-costs mentality that infects too many prosecutor's offices.
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So far, COVID-19 is proving to be more infectious with an R naught of around 2 than the seasonal flu, which has an R naught of 1.3 and infects up to 49 million Americans each year.
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The purpose of such social distancing and self-isolating measures, as explained in a recent study from the Imperial College London Covid-2600 Response Team, is to reduce the number of new people each contagious person infects.
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LONDON, Feb 16 (Reuters) - The World Health Organization backed trials of genetically modified mosquitoes and a bacteria that infects insects as potentially important weapons in the fight against the Zika virus, it said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Why it matters: This experiment was conducted as part of a global effort to combat the pest that infects millions with disease each year, and its success offers a potential solution to controlling the spread of deadly illnesses.
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In November I realized that there was a major defect in my account of emotions that meant that I had to write a new book showing the primary role of fear, and how fear infects all the other emotions.
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For the past year, the malware known as "Locky," which infects victims' computers and encrypts their files before demanding a ransom in order to release them, has been one of the most effective and dreaded threats on the internet.
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His interview comes as a spokesperson for the Vancouver Aquarium says the girl is being treated for a rare and hazardous infection known as "seal finger" — which is caused when bacteria from the mammal's mouth infects a person's cut.
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Tall, brooding and occasionally dark in his choice of lyrics and images, his Mediterranean style forms a natural rapping duo with Kurt Achatz, a successful graphic artist whose chubby, school-boy Bavarian grin infects crowds from Abidjan to Ankara.
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The group uses a variety of tactics to infiltrate its targets, such as watering hole attacks — a strategy in which a hacker infects a website that would-be victims typically visit in order to ultimately infiltrate their targets' systems.
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Ebola, like common North American diseases such as Lyme disease and toxoplasmosis, is what scientists call zoonotic, or animal-based: It circulates among bats and infects humans who come into contact with the blood or excretions of infected animals.
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This worship infects "blue" as well as "red" regions: Michael Bloomberg benefited from it when he won three terms as mayor of New York City, a place full of poverty that got crueler and more unequal under his watch.
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But what we're seeing with ransomware is it infects your system, and it doesn't pull any files off or cause system failures; it just goes in there and finds files that are really important to you and encrypts them.
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The film works nicely on its own, opening with glimpses of what we can only assume is the first contact of humanity's ancestors with alien life—cavemen encounter an extraterrestrial who infects one of them with a mysterious substance.
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The second involves figuring out basic questions like who gets infected and who does not, how long the incubation period is, why some victims die, how many other people each victim infects and how commonly hospital outbreaks are occurring.
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Phishing scams work by tricking you into clicking on a link or attachment that either infects your machine with malware or takes you to a page that looks totally legit, but isn't and is designed to steal your private information.
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The malware itself is relatively underwhelming: like most primitive remote access trojans (RATs), the malware quietly infects a vulnerable computer, takes screenshots and pulls other data from the affected system and sends it back to the malware's command and control server.
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And to be fair to Oracle attorneys, although the copyleft idealism of the free and open source software movement infects Silicon Valley at its very foundation, Silicon Valley is a capitalist enterprise, and has always had an ambivalent relationship with FOSS.
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Rukeyser, who, in addition to working on the previous seasons of UnREAL, also boasts work on shows like Greek, Twisted, and The Lying Game, has come out in a big way against the insidious patriarchy that infects Rachel and Quinn's career.
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"Cybercrime is a worldwide problem, but one that infects its victims directly through the computers and personal electronic devices that we use every day," Acting US Attorney Bryan Schroder for the District of Alaska is quoted as saying in the statement.
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Regional Justice Center's furious Seattle hardcore rages against the horrors of the carceral state and the rampant injustice that infects the American criminal "justice" system like maggots on a rotting corpse (while leaving plenty of room for punishing pit-ready breakdowns).
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"The ransomware, a version of WannaCry, infects the machine by encrypting all its files and, using a remote command execution vulnerability through SMB, is distributed to other Windows machines on the same network," a translated version of the announcement reads.
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The group successfully breached networks of the companies' business sides by using common tools and tactics like phishing emails and so-called watering hole attacks — a strategy in which a hacker infects a legitimate website that its target frequently visits.
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The group successfully breached networks of the companies' business sides by using common tools and tactics like phishing emails and so-called watering hole attacks -- a strategy in which a hacker infects a legitimate website that its target frequently visits.
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Depending on the chat client you use, you may not even see the text message before it infects you—for instance, if you use Hangouts, the app will decipher the code before you ever get a notification of the text.
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As James Hamblin points out in The Atlantic, the disease's low fatality rate is precisely what makes it far more challenging to contain than, say, the debilitating Ebola virus, which can kill up to 90 percent of those it infects.
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The documentary "Viral: Anti-Semitism in Four Mutations" begins with a voice-over, as the television star Julianna Margulies (who is Jewish), explains that anti-Semitism infects like a virus and spreads globally in a constant search for a new host.
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Those numbers suggest that China's strict internal travel bans have failed to lower the rate at which the average patient infects another person, a number called R22019, to below 215, the point at which an outbreak peaks and begins to decline.
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Story at a glance Researchers have produced a 3-D atomic scale map of the part of the coronavirus that attaches to and infects human cells, a step that may help in the development of a vaccine or antiviral medication.
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There is a larger problem with the lack of product surprises; every news story about the official unveiling begins with "____ did exactly what we expected them to and unveiled X, Y and Z." The lack of enthusiasm infects consumers who are equally uninspired.
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BOTH "mini-epidemics" of seasonal flu, which happen most years, and much larger pandemics, of which 1918's was the worst example, are the result of an arms race between the influenza virus and the immune systems of the animals it infects.
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But the details make this movie — the endless bizarre claims and terrible decisions Wiseau makes, the way his deeply strange personality infects everything he touches, and the so-bad-it's-celebrated midnight movie that results from his attempt to become a famous filmmaker.
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The malware spreads as a worm — scanning other computers linked to any machine or system it infects for the same defect and leaping onto them — through a vulnerability in Microsoft systems, particularly on outdated software like Windows XP or Windows Server 2003.
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Overbreadth also infects a Wisconsin proposal requiring public universities and colleges to develop policies to discipline faculty, administrators, or students who engage in "violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous, obscene, unnecessarily loud, or other disorderly conduct" that interferes with the free expression of others.
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As scientists learn more about how the Zika virus can cause brain damage in a developing fetus, a major question has remained: How does a virus that infects a pregnant mother through a mosquito bite on her skin get into her womb?
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By comparing neural stem cells in the lab with the brain tissue of a Zika-infected fetus that died from microcephaly, the team was able to find out how the Zika virus infects, damages, and kills the cells of a developing human brain.
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Anyway, an alien virus present in a Martian soil sample infects some Mars visitors, with the mission commander eventually going on a sexual rampage, impregnating as many women as he can find, collecting a large brood of alien half-children in the process.
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Silver's film applies a "La Ronde"-like structure to tell a story of two unfortunate French-born women in Brooklyn and the toxic American fellows they sleep with, including one who blithely passes on a case of gonorrhea that infects the group.
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If the disease turns out to be what it looks like so far, it kills about 3 percent of the people it infects and has already spread beyond Wuhan, though researchers still have a lot to learn about how readily that happened.
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Although ransomware typically infects computers, spreads, and encrypts files across a network in exchange for a ransom, some newer and more advanced ransomware families also exfiltrated corporate data before encrypting the files and threatened to publish the files unless a ransom is paid.
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"The N.F.L. has capitalized in post-9/11 patriotism and the sense that its shield is bigger than players, and that infects the sport," David Leonard, a professor who teaches about the intersection of race, culture and sport at Washington State, Pullman, said.
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Image: M, Jacquier, L Piroth (New England Journal of Medicine)A tapeworm that normally infects barn animals and dogs came as a literal shock for one 35-year-old French woman, according to a case report published Thursday in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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By growing realistic brain organoids (groups of tissue meant to mimic actual organs) inside 3D printed bioreactors (vessels in which the brains are grown) the researchers confirmed that Zika infects specialized stem cells responsible for building the cerebral cortex, the outer layer of the brain.
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Three pregnant women in Florida test positive for Zika Progress in the lab Progress is also being made in the lab with the recent molecular discovery that potentially sheds light on why the virus, which is so similar to dengue fever, infects neurological tissue.
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In the cybersecurity realm, these are called "waterhole attacks," in which hackers identify the specific websites or apps used by a certain group of people — like an activist group or military organization — and infects these sites with malware in hopes that someone will click.
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We're not even a month through 2016, and already we have a worldwide health panic: The Zika virus, an ailment that is often symptomless but can lead to birth defects when it infects pregnant women, is "spreading explosively" according to the World Health Organization.
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Because he was HIV-positive, his doctors decided to test out a theory that replacing his marrow with the marrow of someone naturally resistant to HIV would also flush out the virus for good, since it primarily infects and kills our white blood cells.
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Going by the decidedly less exciting name of "sylvatic plague" when it infects prairie dogs and ferrets, the disease is spread by the ferret's food (those prairie dogs) and while some species of ferret are immune to the disease, the black-footed ferret is not.
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Can Britain combat the self-exclusion of some of its Muslims, the anti-Semitism that infects their politics and the radicalisation of the most naive among them without prominent Muslims in public life who have first-hand experience of these problems and their causes?
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Tillerson, in Swipe at President, Says 'Crisis of Ethics' Infects U.S." (front page, May 17): To anyone who embraces common sense and plain evidence, Rex Tillerson's remarks in his commencement address at Virginia Military Institute are intelligent and welcomed.
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That said, it's worth noting that even a "mild" pandemic like H1N1 in 2009 is estimated to have caused up to 575,000 deaths, because when a disease infects the whole world the death toll will be very high even if the disease is fairly mild.
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What to know about the coronavirus outbreak in 17 charts and mapsHigh temperatures and muggy weather might make the new coronavirus less contagious, a group of experts saysThe average coronavirus patient infects at least 2 others, suggesting the virus is far more contagious than flu
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What it does mean is that countries with long histories of rampant and systemic corruption, often as a result of autocratic government, face huge obstacles in eradicating the blight, since it infects the very institutions, political and judicial, that are needed to fight it.
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"Tragically, one of the people who died was a person under the age of 219, a devastating reminder that COVID-216 infects people of all ages," Dr. Barbara Ferrer, director of the County of Los Angeles Public Health Department, said at a news briefing.
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That said, it's worth noting that even a "mild" pandemic like H1N103 in 2009 is estimated to have caused up to 575,000 deaths, because when a disease infects the whole world the death toll will be very high even if the disease is fairly mild.
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And that's not simply because of the characters' reticence (the entirety of the dialogue could probably fit on a single page), but because the film's Irish writer and director, Stephen Fingleton, has an intensity of purpose that infects his characters' every move and gesture.
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