Benedict said outbreaks associated with environmental exposure to water increased from eight outbreaks in 2011-2012, while no change occurred in undetermined exposure outbreaks.
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Campus outbreaks Recent U.S. outbreaks of mumps have mostly affected high schools and college campuses.
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Disease outbreaks feared The flooding has also raised concerns that malaria and cholera outbreaks will worsen.
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There have been annual outbreaks of Nipah in Bangladesh since 2001, and several outbreaks in eastern India.
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While South Korea and Japan are battling their own major outbreaks, the current China outbreaks appear isolated.
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Salmonella Outbreaks due to Backyard Poultry on the Rise Human illness outbreaks from backyard poultry are rising quickly.
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Scientists used data from outbreaks over the past 50 years to identify what makes regions predisposed to outbreaks.
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Sales plunged and then came more E. coli outbreaks, plus norovirus and salmonella outbreaks, that further deteriorated public confidence.
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Since those two outbreaks, there have also been deadly outbreaks in Gabon, Ivory Coast, Uganda, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.
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Ryan Costello (R-Pa.) BIODIVERSITY IS DOWN WHILE DISEASE OUTBREAKS ARE UP: Hundreds of disease outbreaks occur each year.
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The following numbers of salmonella outbreaks from several different salmonella strains are linked to live poultry: 1990-2009: 32 Outbreaks over 20 years; 2010-2015: 2023 Outbreaks over 6 years; 2016: 8 Outbreaks in the first 21625 months alone On July 2900, 220006, the CDC confirmed that 2202 people from 2628 states were infected with salmonella from backyard flocks in 28500 separate outbreaks dating from January 6900, 2628 to June 28503,22019.
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The U.S. outbreaks have been touched off by travelers coming into the U.S. from regions where measles outbreaks are ongoing.
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Italy and Iran outbreaks Iran and Italy are at the heart of the outbreaks in the Middle East and Europe.
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It remains unclear whether those dates reflect the beginnings of actual outbreaks, or stepped-up testing that revealed those outbreaks.
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Most of the outbreaks occurred in "underimmunized, tight-knit communities" including two outbreaks in Orthodox Jewish communities in New York.
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When that threshold drops, vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks are inevitable — and we know vaccine refusers have helped spark recent outbreaks.
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"The number of treated recreational water-associated outbreaks caused by cryptosporidium drives the summer seasonal peak in both waterborne cryptosporidiosis outbreaks and cryptosporidiosis outbreaks overall," according to a statement from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"Increasing vaccination among groups at risk for hepatitis A infection might halt ongoing outbreaks and prevent future outbreaks," the authors explained.
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"These are really preventable outbreaks, and there's no reason we should be seeing measles outbreaks in the U.S. today," Gardner said.
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Outbreaks will probably be small and local, but officials are predicting that more outbreaks will happen, particularly in Gulf Coast states.
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The New York outbreaks have been the largest individual outbreaks on record since 2000, a CDC official told reporters on a press call.
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Of the outbreaks with a confirmed cause, the vast majority — 94% — were due to pathogens, while the remaining outbreaks were caused by chemicals.
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Their collective immunity to prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases dropped below the 95 percent threshold necessary to prevent outbreaks of highly contagious illnesses.
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Singapore and China, after getting their outbreaks under control, have imposed new entry restrictions after travelers from abroad threatened to trigger secondary outbreaks.
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China has reported 212 outbreaks of the contagious disease since last August, though farmers and industry insiders say several outbreaks are going unreported.
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The 2014 study, "Global Rise in Human Infectious Disease Outbreaks," examined changes in the frequency of outbreaks of infectious disease between 1980 and 2013.
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There had been a downturn after 20 crypto outbreaks were reported in 2011; just 16 outbreaks were seen in 22015 and 250 in 234.
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It also means detecting outbreaks of vaping-related illness or injury, pinpointing the causes of those outbreaks and advising governments on how to respond.
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Local communities must therefore be prepared to prevent and contain outbreaks and limit the impact of those outbreaks on health care and public services.
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Congo has had eight outbreaks of Ebola since 1976, according to the W.H.O. The virus circulates in bats and sometimes causes outbreaks in primates.
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There is no cure for herpes, but outbreaks can be treated with medications that relieve pain and discomfort — and help prevent new outbreaks as well.
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The CDC says the outbreaks in the U.S. are linked to people traveling internationally to countries like Israel and Ukraine that are experiencing large outbreaks.
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They say the outbreaks around Australia—including the Melbourne measles and chickenpox outbreaks in 2016—are happening because some parents aren't convinced vaccines are safe.
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In a 2013 scholarly article examining outbreaks in religion and vaccines, a researcher from Merck found more than 60 reports of outbreaks in religious communities.
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They found that the worst outbreaks are containing more tornadoes, and worse, that those outbreaks are growing in intensity faster than the "regular sized" ones.
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That means that, while our outbreaks are not yet worse per capita than many of the outbreaks in Europe, the top-line numbers look worse.
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Charts from the data-tracking site Worldometer show the progress of outbreaks in western European nations that have been wrestling with outbreaks for several weeks:
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Scientists started work on drugs to treat coronaviruses during the SARS and MERS outbreaks, but because the outbreaks died down, the job was never completed.
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The agriculture ministry has warned against covering up outbreaks of the disease, and in January highlighted two large farms that had tried to conceal outbreaks.
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Herpes can't be cured, but taking an antiviral can help reduce outbreaks, make the outbreaks that do occur less severe, and reduce the risk of transmission.
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Despite the new measures, many large farms are unwilling to restock farms that have had outbreaks of disease, fearing fresh outbreaks, two industry insiders told Reuters.
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Meanwhile, others pointed out the public wouldn't tolerate secrecy around food-borne illness outbreaks, which raises the question of why superbug outbreaks should be any different.
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"However, recent chikungunya and dengue outbreaks in the United States suggest that Zika outbreaks in the U.S. mainland may be likely limited in size," Petersen said.
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These outbreaks are linked to travelers who brought measles back from other countries such as Israel, Ukraine and the Philippines, where large measles outbreaks are occurring.
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In west and central Africa, where outbreaks have traditionally clustered, outbreaks would happen more frequently and spread farther, via airlines, to previously unaffected areas, the researchers suggested.
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Oxfam International is distributing hygiene kits and water purification tablets in an effort to stop outbreaks of diseases, like the cholera outbreaks that are already devastating Haitians.
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A third of the outbreaks occurred at hotels, the most common type of site in the data, and 65 hotel-related outbreaks were associated with hot tubs.
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She has studied norovirus outbreaks on cruises extensively and came to a striking finding in one paper: The researchers looked at norovirus outbreaks over time and found that whenever a new, fast-spreading variant was emerging, it was often accompanied by a big wave of outbreaks on cruise ships.
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All the major outbreaks here are linked to travelers who brought the virus back to the US from countries with ongoing outbreaks, including Ukraine, the Philippines, and Israel.
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The California outbreak did not receive as much attention as E. coli outbreaks at Chipotle restaurants in late October and November, which followed outbreaks in Minnesota in September.
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The hope is that, with "suppression therapy," taking your medication every day will help prevent future outbreaks, but Dr. Goje says some people still have "breakthrough" outbreaks anyways.
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The CDC said the outbreaks are linked to travelers who brought the disease back from other countries, such as Israel and Ukraine, where large measles outbreaks are occurring.
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Local Dengue and Zika outbreaks within our borders have been attributed to infections in those crossing the border; however the contribution of detainees to these outbreaks is unknown.
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Cryptosporidium or Crypto, a parasite that causes a diarrheal illness, caused five outbreaks in the CDC report, and Giardia, another parasite leading to diarrheal illness, caused three outbreaks.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has blamed outbreaks in the U.S. on unvaccinated travelers returning to the country from places where large outbreaks are occurring.
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Measles outbreaks in New York have been reported since October and have been the longest and most widespread of several measles outbreaks nationwide, according to Kaiser Health News.
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None of the outbreaks that these large companies have confirmed to Reuters were reported by Beijing, according to a Reuters review of the agriculture ministrys data on outbreaks.
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Beginning with the 1976 discovery of Ebola in an area that is now the Democratic Republic of Congo, the country has experienced 10 outbreaks, including this year's outbreaks.
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Why it matters: U.S. measles outbreaks so far this year have eclipsed all other outbreaks in any year since the virus was declared eradicated in the country in 2000.
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The outbreaks were imported into the U.S. by travelers from regions where outbreaks were occurring, such as Ukraine and Israel, and spread in communities with inadequate levels of vaccination.
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That said, the authors believe that localized outbreaks of yellow fever aren't out of the question—just look at the recent Zika outbreaks in Puerto Rico, Florida, and Texas.
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Foodborne disease outbreaks are investigated jointly by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the FDA and FSIS, which trace the source of outbreaks back to food producers.
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Depending on the severity and frequency of your sore outbreaks, your doctor may suggest either treating you only when those outbreaks happen or having you take medication every day.
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The CDC says the current measles outbreaks in the U.S. are mostly linked to people traveling internationally to countries such as Israel and Ukraine that are experiencing large outbreaks.
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The CDC says the outbreaks are mostly linked to unvaccinated travelers bringing measles back into the U.S. from other countries, like Israel and Ukraine, where large outbreaks are ongoing.
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Health workers are very important in preventing and responding to infectious disease outbreaks and they need training and equipment to conduct surveillance and mount an adequate response to outbreaks.
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"Future studies can prospectively gather and analyze data from WeChat to early detect SARS-CoV-2-like outbreaks as well as outbreaks of other diseases in China," they wrote.
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But Dr. Cherry said whooping cough outbreaks were far less dependent on vaccination rates than measles outbreaks, because the immunity provided by the whooping cough vaccine wears off faster.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says outbreaks of the Zika virus are all but inevitable in the US, but that these outbreaks will be limited in scope.
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China, the world's top pork market, has reported 2148.925 outbreaks of the highly contagious African swine fever since August, though farmers and industry insiders say several outbreaks are going unreported.
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The CDC, meanwhile, would be unable to support its annual seasonal flu program during one of the most severe flu outbreaks in recent history and could stop tracking disease outbreaks.
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" Donnelly noted that "the percentage of overall foodborne disease outbreaks linked to restaurant settings increased to 60% in 1998-2015, while outbreaks reported in the home dropped significantly to 8%.
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The outbreaks According to the FDA letter, the four other outbreaks were: • A salmonella outbreak that had infected 10 people as of February 28, 2018, in Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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While it is true some of the major disease outbreaks developed during the years presented, this claim misleadingly suggests a connection between disease outbreaks, or peaks, and the years listed.
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These recent outbreaks can be traced back to people who traveled to countries where large outbreaks have already been happening, such as Israel, Ukraine, and the Philippines, according to the CDC.
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The current U.S. outbreaks arose after unvaccinated people traveled overseas, where large outbreaks are occurring, and brought them back to communities where some people choose not to vaccinate, the CDC said.
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The total number of cases has been dominated by three outbreaks in particular, including a large outbreak in Washington state, two ongoing outbreaks in New York and an ongoing outbreak in California.
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Chipotle food scares included two E.coli outbreaks linked to its restaurants, as well as separate outbreaks of norovirus, a highly contagious virus known as the "winter vomiting bug", in Massachusetts and California.
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We know that fragile states are the most likely places for outbreaks to emerge and that zoonotic diseases — those that pass from animals to humans — are responsible for the most dangerous outbreaks.
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The virus regularly starts small outbreaks in remote villages, but it can cause explosive urban outbreaks when it is transmitted from forest mosquitoes to Aedes aegypti, which prefers to live among humans.
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"Many of the public health measures that we have taken have controlled outbreaks in the past, even outbreaks for which we had no effective anti-virals or vaccines," she told CNBC on Thursday.
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In this century it investigated the 2001 Anthrax attack, outbreaks of SARS — Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome — and MERS – Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, as well as the recent overlapping outbreaks of Ebola and Zika.
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But the high number of cases in 2019 is primarily the result of a few large outbreaks — one in Washington state and two large outbreaks in New York that started in late 2018.
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According to Daniel Lopez Acuña, a public health physician who helped craft the World Health Organization's guidance for managing Covid-19 outbreaks in prisons, new arrivals are a frequent vector for prison outbreaks.
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It can also generate algal blooms and infectious disease outbreaks.
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There are outbreaks of measles across the capital, it explains.
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Its stock has tumbled since news of the outbreaks began.
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Chipotle's sales have plummeted as a result of the outbreaks.
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These outbreaks of concern almost always come with doomsday threats.
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"In public health, we never want more outbreaks," she says.
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Since 2003, there have been eight H.I.V. outbreaks in Pakistan.
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A drop in vaccination rates is behind many measles outbreaks.
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Recent Ebola outbreaks have come from bats, rats, and gorillas.
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The disease is cyclical and outbreaks happen every few years.
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Measles outbreaks typically occur in areas where people are unvaccinated.
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In fact, visible bleeding has been rare in recent outbreaks.
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These outbreaks also correspond with major El Niño weather phenomenons.
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Past outbreaks of Elizabethkingia have come through contaminated water sources.
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This disaffection has given rise to occasional outbreaks of violence.
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Yet many superbug outbreaks largely remain hidden from public view.
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And once outbreaks pass, funding and research opportunity dries up.
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Other Pacific Islands — Fiji, Vanuatu — have had periodic outbreaks since.
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But is that a viable way to stop future outbreaks?
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Many of these recent emergencies have been infectious disease outbreaks.
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South Korea and Japan battled major outbreaks during the winter.
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All 10 people affected in the Alaska outbreaks have recovered.
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The density makes the animals more vulnerable to disease outbreaks.
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Thousands of lives continued to be lost to smallpox outbreaks.
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Both Washington and Texas have seen measles outbreaks this year.
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Outbreaks have been detected in Lioaning, Henan and Jiangsu provinces.
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The company faced similar outbreaks during the past few years.
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The company has faced numerous foodborne illness outbreaks since 2015.
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Many of these outbreaks were associated with injection drug use.
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The company has faced numerous foodborne illness outbreaks since 2195.
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And the animals showed high vulnerability to outbreaks of disease.
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Western countries are also struggling with their own worsening outbreaks.
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His goal is to design better ways to control outbreaks.
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But other EU countries have much milder outbreaks so far.
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Navy ships can be difficult to protect from outbreaks though.
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Forever bringing in news clippings about bombings and Ebola outbreaks.
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We have had measles outbreaks in Kansas, Missouri this year.
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Others said officials had not responded quickly to reported outbreaks.
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Iran is battling one of the worst outbreaks outside China.
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But refugee populations are potential global hotbeds for rapid outbreaks.
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This includes places where outbreaks have so far been contained.
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Those new outbreaks will require new bouts of social distancing.
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Jails and prisons present different problems for addressing the outbreaks.
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"No president can promise to prevent future outbreaks," he said.
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The 21st century, though, has continued ti see influenza outbreaks.
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This is tough work, but it could predict disease outbreaks.
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This includes large outbreaks in Iran, Italy, and South Korea.
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But there have been large recent outbreaks on multiple continents.
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GRAPHIC: Locations of African swine fever outbreaks across China - reut.
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But nations will probably have to deal with recurring outbreaks.
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Outbreaks can, indeed, be terrifying, and often involve mass casualties.
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On average, past outbreaks have had a 50% fatality rate.
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"Right now there are outbreaks in Germany, Italy and Romania."
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But we have also seen historic outbreaks here at home.
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In response to that and other outbreaks of violence, Gov.
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MAP: Locations of African Swine Fever outbreaks across China - reut.
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The Kwai Fong station also reportedly saw outbreaks of violence.
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Reusable duodenoscopes infected patients in a series of notorious outbreaks.
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JB: What's the outlook for outbreaks here in the US?
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Despite the spread of the disease, the number of outbreaks has slowed in France since late December with only five outbreaks reported since the start of the year, the farm ministry's dedicated website showed.
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But we saw other recent outbreaks [in the US] of other diseases — chikungunya and dengue viruses — spread by the same type of mosquito, and those outbreaks were small and limited to one small area.
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And they also document the stunning lack of transparency around reporting outbreaks: With bacteria and fungi alike, hospitals and local governments are reluctant to disclose outbreaks for fear of being seen as infection hubs.
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"We have largely seen outbreaks in North Texas, so the Dallas-Fort Worth area and some of the surrounding counties," Van Deusen said, adding that Dallas County has experienced two or three significant outbreaks.
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Asked about reports of recent fresh outbreaks of the pig disease, Yu said that China has had fewer outbreaks this year than last, with only 44 cases in the first six months of 2019.
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"The high number of cases in 2019 is primarily the result of a few large outbreaks – one in Washington State and two large outbreaks in New York that started in late 2018," the CDC said.
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Chipotle is trying to repair its reputation after a series of food-safety incidents, including two E.coli outbreaks that sickened about 50 people in 10 states and two separate norovirus outbreaks in Massachusetts and California.
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Climate change has also contributed to more severe locust outbreaks in China, and the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization recently warned that climate change could lead to more locust outbreaks in parts of Africa.
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Although cryptosporidium was the infectious disease at play in 58 percent of the outbreaks, those outbreaks spread further, so it was the cause of 89 percent of the illnesses in the report, affecting 21,766 people.
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Most of those illnesses were associated with two outbreaks of norovirus.
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Last year, outbreaks were reported in Nigeria, Somalia and South Sudan.
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Several previous outbreaks reported in the US occurred in wild rats.
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Suspected outbreaks have also been noted in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi.
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The outbreaks are collectively responsible for sickening at least 500 people.
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That's why health officials have advised against handshaking, particularly during outbreaks.
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There will always be outbreaks of hand, foot, mouth at daycare.
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It's the most common cause of foodborne-disease outbreaks, CDC says.
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Efforts to forecast outbreaks of Zika, dengue and Chikungunya are difficult.
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Officials hope the spraying can avoid outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases.
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Here's why prisons are among the worst places to handle outbreaks.
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Public health officials have been battling two outbreaks since the fall.
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"We are seeing outbreaks in eight of those now," he said.
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Uganda has had five outbreaks since 2000, the latest in 2017.
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The largest outbreaks are in countries with low measles vaccination coverage.
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Responding to outbreaks is a top priority and an excepted activity.
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Conspiracy theories have dogged disasters and outbreaks of illness probably forever.
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Industry insiders say many large-scale farms have experienced numerous outbreaks.
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The oldest ill individual from this group of outbreaks is 92.
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Both outbreaks demonstrate that illnesses do not inevitably follow weather patterns.
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He said the concern is if there are additional urban outbreaks.
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Until late 2015, most outbreaks of the illness had been mild.
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The policy steps start with broader screening to spot small outbreaks.
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But officials warned that earthquake activity and "additional outbreaks" are expected.
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Once a community dips below the threshold, however, outbreaks become likely.
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And toxic algal blooms sickened swimmers in a handful of outbreaks.
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Governments and economists have discovered that these outbreaks can be fought.
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The most common outbreaks were associated with Cryptosporidium, Pseudomonas and Legionella.
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The big picture: Measles outbreaks have been confirmed in 12 states.
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Hence the mystery of what's causing the rise in tornado outbreaks.
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The means of controlling Ebola are well understood from previous outbreaks.
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It also studies the effects of climate change on disease outbreaks.
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Similar clusters of microcephaly have been found in other Zika outbreaks.
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It warned the shortages could lead to outbreaks of waterborne disease.
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Jimmy John's in particular is no stranger to sprout-caused outbreaks.
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State law prohibits the agency from identifying the location of outbreaks.
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Countries need to share information transparently about outbreaks within their borders.
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The reforms may also have helped reduce outbreaks of social unrest.
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All but a handful of states are experiencing widespread flu outbreaks.
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Typically, outbreaks occur during the rainy season, between November and March.
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Most recent outbreaks have occurred among vaccinated people, according to Patel.
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Health officials worry that the outbreaks may spread to neighbouring countries.
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Recurrent outbreaks are most common during the first year, Glatt says.
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China has culled over 175,000 birds following five outbreaks among poultry.
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Warming temperatures have led to outbreaks of tick-borne Lyme disease.
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With global movements and transportation, even larger-scale outbreaks may occur.
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As soon as vaccination coverage drops below 22017%, outbreaks are inevitable.
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Despite the elimination of endemic measles, outbreaks of imported strains continue.
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Overall in the US, outbreaks from water-associated diseases are low.
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Here's a look back at what happened during other infectious outbreaks.
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South Korea, Japan, Italy and Iran also already suffering major outbreaks.
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Some have failed to report outbreaks to the organization, as required.
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Trump's predecessors have used the Stafford Act to fight outbreaks before.
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No states were reporting outbreaks at prisons as of Saturday morning.
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The country released 54,000 prisoners to prevent outbreaks in its prisons.
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The 20th century also saw outbreaks of Ebola and Nipah virus.
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A demonstrated mobile hospitalization surge capability to treat any future outbreaks.
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And future infectious disease outbreaks may prove more difficult to control.
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Relatively simple, routine public health interventions are what stopped Ebola outbreaks.
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In my job in Baltimore, I handled natural disasters and outbreaks.
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We're not seeing these rampant outbreaks there because of herd immunity.
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Cholera outbreaks helped lead to the design of modern sanitation systems.
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Most cases are linked to two large and apparently unrelated outbreaks.
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Iran has been hit harder than most countries facing coronavirus outbreaks.
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Significant outbreaks were reported in South Korea, Italy, Iran and elsewhere.
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Iran and Italy, sites of two major outbreaks, have closed schools.
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But this year, they're also dealing with their own coronavirus outbreaks.
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"No president can promise to prevent future outbreaks," Biden said Thursday.
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The measles outbreaks have led some European countries to crack down.
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Outbreaks among elderly populations in the US have proven especially tragic.
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Some of them are also in some of those prison outbreaks.
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The onslaught already makes the camps prone to outbreaks of disease.
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"Outbreaks" of it have also been associated with widespread social upheaval.
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The main purpose for a vaccine is to prevent future outbreaks.
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The widespread concern about coronavirus outbreaks inside prisons is well-founded.
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UNREPORTED OUTBREAKS Beijing had years to prepare for African swine fever.
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These outbreaks are troubling for two reasons, Lewnard and Grad wrote.
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If not, the days of devastating outbreaks are likely to return.
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" Stein is also concerned about "outbreaks of measles in several countries.
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Health officials have said those outbreaks are within observant Jewish communities.
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There are large measles outbreaks ongoing in both of those countries.
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Third, evidence is mounting that Zika outbreaks are intense but brief.
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The DRC has also been battling outbreaks of Ebola and malaria.
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Late last year, the virus reached Asia, where outbreaks are ongoing.
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The pattern was seen in outbreaks of SARS and MERS, too.
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The company's outlook also assumes no new major outbreaks outside China.
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SARS created a template for racist fear-mongering in subsequent outbreaks.
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Like South Korea, Iran and Italy are grappling with significant outbreaks.
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The government was pushing out mandatory health alerts about nearby outbreaks.
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The trademark of coronavirus outbreaks abroad are those ubiquitous face masks.
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The trademark of coronavirus outbreaks abroad is those ubiquitous face masks.
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I've seen record-breaking outbreaks before and witnessed the world rally.
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Outbreaks in South Korea and now Japan have forced similar moves.
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Some have blamed Trump's attacks on Twitter for outbreaks of violence.
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Most outbreaks happen from November to April in the United States.
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Fish farms in Chile, Scotland and Canada had serious viral outbreaks.
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I THINK PREVENTING FURTHER OUTBREAKS OF IT IS REALLY THE KEY.
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The bananas we eat today are particularly vulnerable to disease outbreaks.
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Most norovirus outbreaks happen in food service settings, the CDC says.
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This phenomenon has already led to outbreaks of measles and mumps.
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That said, Oregon has seen two deadly outbreaks in recent history.
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They come every year, seasonally, and sometimes there are worse outbreaks.
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Outbreaks in recent years have also been getting larger, Omer said.
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Shortly after the detainees arrived, illness outbreaks began to pop up.
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Some 35 people died as a result, with 15 countries seeing large outbreaks: The surge in measles cases in 2017 included large outbreaks (100 or more cases) in 0003 of the 53 countries in the Region.
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Richard Pan, the primary sponsor of the bill, said the legislation would help prevent future outbreaks, according to AP. Opponents of the bill argue that it takes away parental rights and isn't necessary for preventing outbreaks.
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"Almost every year you can find a few outbreaks like this of varying size depending on the circumstance," says Stephen Morse, PhD, professor of epidemiology at Columbia University Medical Center who specializes in infectious disease outbreaks.
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However, it was only following the outbreaks of pandemic influenza in 93 and 1918 that the term entered the medical and popular lexicon and that — crucially — it began to be applied retrospectively to earlier historical outbreaks.
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That said, the coronavirus is a reminder — like the Zika and Ebola outbreaks before it — that big disease outbreaks can sneak up on us, and it's better to be prepared for them than caught by surprise.
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The CDC is fully funded and continuing to investigate foodborne disease outbreaks, but "joint efforts to investigate, coordinate and communicate about such outbreaks may be delayed" as a result of the shutdown, CDC spokesman Tom Skinner said.
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They believe the outbreaks are due to people traveling to other countries with significant outbreaks, including Israel, the Philippines and Ukraine, and then coming back to the U.S. and infecting people in areas with low vaccination rates.
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That being said, there have surely been outbreaks of Crypto and other waterborne outbreaks caused by older swimmers who should know better than to cannonball into a pool when they're still trying to keep their shit together.
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By analyzing the genomes of bacteria isolated from samples collected during cholera outbreaks over the past half-century, scientists have now determined that outbreaks in Africa and the Americas were sparked by strains that arrived from Asia.
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"Linking these outbreaks to El Nino events and increased rainfall improves our understanding of the environmental conditions that promote cholera transmission in the region and will help predict future outbreaks," said study author and epidemiologist Sean Moore.
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Pertussis, better known as whooping cough, and mumps outbreaks are also on the rise, and several universities in the U.S. have experienced outbreaks of meningococcal serogroup B disease, a devastating illness that causes lifelong debilitation or death.
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"We have a pattern in our medical research landscape in which outbreaks lead to a surge in research investment, and if and when those outbreaks wane, as they invariably do, other priorities take their place," Schwartz said.
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The ministry said the same virus was responsible for all three outbreaks.
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As a result, vaccination rates are dropping, and there have been outbreaks.
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Still, outbreaks occur via travelers coming from countries where measles is common.
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JB: OK, so that helps explain why widespread outbreaks aren't that likely.
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CDC's Cohn said that's still the case with the measles outbreaks here.
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The outbreaks have prompted extraordinary measures from health officials across the country.
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These outbreaks collectively sickened at least 27,2014 people and even killed eight.
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Avoiding stress, getting enough sleep, and eating healthfully can help prevent outbreaks.
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The risk is that outbreaks may continue to spread, the WHO warned.
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We could use it to really get a better handle on outbreaks.
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Medical errors kill more people than car crashes or new disease outbreaks.
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More recently, listeria outbreaks have been linked to dairy products and produce.
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There is no disagreement that vaccine refusal is the cause of outbreaks.
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The outbreaks were jointly reported Thursday by Iowa and Illinois health officials.
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History shows that stocks typically snap back fairly quickly from disease outbreaks.
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One man may have triggered multiple outbreaks of coronavirus far beyond Wuhan.
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For months, the Trump administration had been silent on the current outbreaks.
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Predict sponsored epidemiological modeling to predict where outbreaks are likely to erupt.
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It is currently spreading in outbreaks in many parts of the world.
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In the past, this has led to outbreaks of measles and norovirus.
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Norovirus outbreaks are not all that uncommon on land and at sea.
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Social media, which distributed news of the outbreaks quickly, compounded the problem.
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Isolated local outbreaks can be easily quelled with mosquito abatement, Gottlieb said.
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Other Caribbean countries also continue to battle Zika as their outbreaks continue.
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Measles was eradicated in America in 2000, but outbreaks are again appearing.
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Climate change also undermines improvements in the management of existing disease outbreaks.
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This is also now being recommended in communities where outbreaks are ongoing.
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That means the only outbreaks that happen are those imported from abroad.
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Ebola outbreaks impact local economies, and survivors and their families suffer stigma.
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"Most measles outbreaks in the US stop sooner than this," she said.
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Misinformation about vaccines has led to an alarming number of measles outbreaks.
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To prevent any renewed outbreaks, the Angola vaccination program began on Monday.
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We still need to get even better and faster at stopping outbreaks.
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They need to agree on plans for preventing and fighting those outbreaks.
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Countries with confirmed outbreaks can also face import bans on agricultural products.
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Detention centers in other states also have seen a rise in outbreaks.
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Outbreaks of lice can travel like storm clouds between neighboring salmon farms.
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So there's a clear link between refusing vaccines and risk of outbreaks.
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As a result, raw sprout outbreaks have become a fact of life.
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Outbreaks are inevitable, but pandemics are not if we take action now.
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"We should not forget about the risk of other outbreaks," she said.
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There have been outbreaks in Vietnam, Cambodia, Mongolia, North Korea and Laos.
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Moldova has confirmed several outbreaks of African swine fever in recent months.
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For some people, antiviral treatment also makes them have outbreaks less often.
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Livestock shares initially slid on the early outbreaks in August and September.
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Norovirus is the most common cause of U.S. food-borne disease outbreaks.
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About 25 such outbreaks are identified each year, mostly involving food producers.
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The virus has so far triggered outbreaks in more than 40 countries.
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Puerto Rico has seen repeated outbreaks of dengue and more recently, chikungunya.
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The recall was issued amid an investigation of Salmonella outbreaks, CFIA said.
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Chipotle is dealing with apparent consumer reticence following widespread E. coli outbreaks.
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The way people typically test vaccines is in the midst of outbreaks.
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Some outbreaks in eastern Europe have started in communities of Roma (gypsies).
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What if we could identify potential outbreaks before people are even infected?
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Those best practices must not fade, especially in periods with few outbreaks.
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And those are just the biggest outbreaks that the US has seen.
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Outbreaks occur when these bugs escape the killing powers of chemical disinfectants.
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The data comes amid a series of measles outbreaks across the country.
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DRC is going through one of the deadliest Ebola outbreaks in history.
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Still, the drastic price hikes that initially accompanied outbreaks have settled down.
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The first two outbreaks were over 600 miles away from each other.
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The move could be aimed at controlling any outbreaks of sectarian animosity.
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No outbreaks of swine fever in Hebei have been reported so far.
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It is often the first sign of other serious vaccine-preventable outbreaks.
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And the White House also weighed in to condemn the violence outbreaks.
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In all, 29 states provided at least some information on individual outbreaks.
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Outbreaks of SARS and Ebola in recent years also ring alarm bells.
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They need to agree on plans to prevent and fight those outbreaks.
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Zika Zika outbreaks in Miami made headlines this past summer, almost weekly.
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Ebola Scientists often intervene during infectious outbreaks with vaccines and antiviral medications.
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One-third of the outbreaks occurred in hotel pools or hot tubs.
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In other major cities experiencing outbreaks, transit officials have taken similar precautions.
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That's why new outbreaks in nursing homes have families riddled with anxiety.
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That's not to mention the economic and psychological toll outbreaks can have.
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Air travel restrictions were imposed after the 2014 and 2016 Ebola outbreaks.
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In the 19th century, there were outbreaks of cholera and scarlet fever.
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And across the country, more nursing homes are grappling with coronavirus outbreaks.
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Or as if we ever experience major outbreaks of food-borne illness?
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Disrupting complex ecosystems by slaughtering bats could even make disease outbreaks worse.
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Outbreaks that start in Mecca then find their way across the world.
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Pharmaceutical companies, meantime, have said they do not make money in outbreaks.
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Nurses are warning that their hospitals are not prepared for major outbreaks.
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Here's how COVID-19 stacks up against other pandemics and serious outbreaks.
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Outbreaks of highly infectious diseases like Ebola have their own stringent protocols.
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The agency also has an internal system for reporting outbreaks, he said.
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"Leafy green outbreaks are difficult to solve," said Dr. Wise, an epidemiologist.
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Europe too is now at risk of "uncontrolled" coronavirus outbreaks, Shepherdson aid.
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Which ones really show the best ways to respond to disease outbreaks?
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Coronavirus Outbreaks of the novel coronavirus outside mainland China are getting worse.
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But Western governments will have difficulty containing outbreaks in the same way.
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After widespread outbreaks of unrest a decade ago, repression has grown overwhelming.
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This comes as South Korea and Japan battle their own major outbreaks.
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Growing outbreaks in Iran, Italy and South Korea are of particular concern.
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There are also disease outbreaks in South Korea, Japan, Italy and Iran.
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The closures follow outbreaks of violence earlier this week in South Africa.
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However, the past Marburg virus outbreaks have been small and contained, thankfully.
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Top officials deemed responsible for the outbreaks have been fired, authorities said.
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Here's how the coronavirus compares with a handful of other major outbreaks.
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Surveillance programs intended to detect outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases were feeble.
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Health officials said last week that the two outbreaks are not related.
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Suspected outbreaks have already erupted in Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi and South Africa.
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Health officials continue to monitor ongoing outbreaks in two New York counties.
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There have been ten ASF outbreaks in the Krasnodar region in November.
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The outbreaks were officially declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization.
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China has reported 137 outbreaks so far, but more are going unreported.
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These could be disease outbreaks, violent protests, extreme weather or transit strikes.
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Even before Dugas, the idea of Patient Zero suffused tales of outbreaks.
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Since the 1980s, outbreaks of infectious diseases have more than tripled worldwide.
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Zika has caused outbreaks in at least 29 countries in the Americas.
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As a result of reduced vaccination rates, measles outbreaks have been occurring not only in Europe, but also in the U.S. The bottom line: To prevent measles outbreaks, at least 95% of a population needs to be immunized.
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Although the latest outbreaks highlight that strategies are not always successful to improve vaccination rates, the outbreaks and the start of flu season provide an important reminder for providers to continue their efforts to protect the most vulnerable.
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A new series of maps produced by NASA and the National Center for Atmospheric Research and published in the journal PLOS Current Outbreaks show predictions of where outbreaks may occur based off of factors temperature, rainfall and poverty levels.
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"We need to increase awareness about leptospirosis and about these outbreaks -- and (about) the need to do more research in order to detect these outbreaks as early as possible" and to say how best to respond, said Muñoz-Zanzi.
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Outbreaks of H26 bird flu strains in poultry and wild birds across Europe, Africa and Asia are also raising concern, the WHO said, and while the human risk of these outbreaks is also low for now, vigilance is vital.
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Measles outbreaks have forced states to react New York, California and Washington state took action after massive measles outbreaks in 2019, a year that saw the highest reported measles cases since the disease was declared eliminated nationwide in 2000.
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" Rezza said lessons should be learned from outbreaks of West Nile virus in North America and chikungunya in the Caribbean and Italy to "highlight the importance of assessing future vector-borne disease risks and preparing contingencies for future outbreaks.
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Poultry can also carry salmonella, causing 5,128 illnesses in 76 outbreaks since 2000.
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The city first suspected there was an unknown epidemic, but found no outbreaks.
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Since its discovery, the disease periodically surfaced in Central Africa in small outbreaks.
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Symptoms are usually worse during a person's first outbreak than during later outbreaks.
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We also have much stronger health systems to prepare and respond to outbreaks.
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Encephalitis outbreaks kill hundreds in India every year, especially during the monsoon season.
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Over 70 such outbreaks have been declared since 2000, according to the agency.
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"In recent decades, there have been three major outbreaks" of violence, Ashforth said.
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About three years ago, smaller outbreaks were reported in California, Virginia and Maryland.
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In recent years big outbreaks have erupted in Italy, Romania, France and Germany.
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This year, there were also alarming cholera outbreaks in Kenya, Zambia, and Nigeria.
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In 2017, there were several outbreaks of locally-transmitted Chikungunya in different countries.
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In 93, there were several deadly outbreaks of dengue in Africa and Asia.
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The case brings lots of questions on the role of "superspreaders" in outbreaks.
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These outbreaks have threatened the country's elimination status that was announced in 2000.
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China has reported around 50 outbreaks of African swine fever since early August.
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Outbreaks of "vaccine-derived poliovirus" can usually be contained in a few months.
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Outbreaks in Washington and New York drove this year's surge, the CDC said.
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The hope is to catch and stop outbreaks of dangerous new pathogens fast.
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British prisons are overcrowded, unsanitary, and mostly unprepared to deal with disease outbreaks.
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Other countries in western Europe have seen ever worse outbreaks, sometimes exceeding 50%.
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International disease management efforts are frequently hindered by countries' hesitance to report outbreaks.
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Imported cases have arrived from more than 20173 countries, sparking outbreaks across America.
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Researchers said it was in part related to large outbreaks linked to produce.
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Investigations of superbug outbreaks in British hospitals in 2005-06 found filthy wards.
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If we don't keep up the preventive measures, we will see larger outbreaks.
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Recalls and reports of E. coli outbreaks can damage a brand, sometimes irreparably.
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This means, amazingly, there's no public system for tracking and naming current outbreaks.
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Meanwhile, there's the problem of hospitals getting blamed for outbreaks they didn't start.
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Zika is not expected to cause large outbreaks in the continental United States.
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Zika used to just cause small and sporadic outbreaks in Africa and Asia.
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Since scientists first characterized the disease in 1976, Congo has had nine outbreaks.
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Right now, neither strain seems to be causing huge outbreaks with any regularity.
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"Waste only gets attention during major disasters such as cholera outbreaks," he said.
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Disease outbreaks have not been reported in any new states since June 10.
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The bird flu outbreaks in Japan are the first in nearly two years.
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Louisiana law mandates that information about outbreaks not be released to the public.
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Federal public health investigators get involved only when multi-state outbreaks are identified.
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There have been eight outbreaks here since Ebola was first recognized in 1976.
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A total of 43 bird flu outbreaks had been confirmed as of Dec.
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Outbreaks of the pest attack erupted in Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi and South Africa.
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Some countries with confirmed outbreaks have faced bans on exporting their agricultural products.
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They tend to avoid combat, so outbreaks of fighting are rare and brief.
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And, in fact, some states are fighting their largest measles outbreaks in decades.
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Since then they have been implicated in superbug outbreaks at multiple U.S. hospitals.
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Doctors say the bill will prevent outbreaks of diseases, according to the newspaper.
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Reported outbreaks may have fewer cases today than in the past, Taylor said.
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All this has made figuring out the cause behind the outbreaks very difficult.
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Child immunizations slowed, leaving children vulnerable to outbreaks of infectious diseases like measles.
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We don't need measles outbreaks to remind us of the value of vaccination.
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Plague outbreaks are typical in Madagascar, with an estimated 400 cases each year.
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Officials never identified exactly how romaine might have become contaminated in past outbreaks.
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Outbreaks continue to affect Greece, Ireland, Romania and Slovakia, according to the ECDC.
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Authorities have culled millions of birds in affected areas to control the outbreaks.
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Graphic: Outbreaks of African Swine Fever in China since August 3, 2018 - tmsnrt.
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It has reported around 70 outbreaks since August across 18 provinces and municipalities.
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From my perch in Texas, this is how I see these latest outbreaks.
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During these outbreaks, the goal is to pinpoint the source of the infection.
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In the decades since, there have been a few outbreaks, mostly in Africa.
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As of last week, outbreaks were happening in 15 facilities in seven states.
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Other countries experiencing worrying measles outbreaks include Madagascar, Ukraine, Nigeria, Philippines, and Thailand.
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Recovery of pig output was also set to raise the risk of outbreaks.
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News of outbreaks outside China seems to be more 'welcomed' by the medias.
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Deforestation has been linked to three out of every ten recent disease outbreaks.
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Normal life to some extent does continue during outbreaks, both historically and now.
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Plus, the US outbreak is far worse than the outbreaks in these countries.
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In some places, low vaccination rates have led to outbreaks of preventable disease.
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Researchers have linked heavier rainfalls with a higher risk of Lassa fever outbreaks.
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Despite the measles outbreaks, the rally shows the anti-vaccine movement is resilient.
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There were outbreaks of vomiting and diarrhea, and outdated food in the kitchen.
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In both outbreaks, health officials have blamed cases on tourism and unvaccinated children.
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Other countries that are also experiencing smaller outbreaks include Macau, Singapore, and Mongolia.
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Other countries that are also experiencing smaller outbreaks include Macau, Singapore, and Mongolia.
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Also harmful are rumors and misinformation, which can spread quickly during epidemic outbreaks.
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Also harmful are rumors and misinformation, which can spread quickly during epidemic outbreaks.
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There are already specialized, fit-for-purpose toolsets available for infectious disease outbreaks.
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One of the most prominent food-borne illness outbreaks recently involved romaine lettuce.
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Even events that bring together relatively wealthy tourists are prone to disease outbreaks.
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The government has threatened to punish farms that do not immediately report outbreaks.
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New York, Washington and California have recorded the largest outbreaks across the country.
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You CAN get wedding insurance, but until fairly recently it didn't cover outbreaks.
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Societies have been shaped by outbreaks for as long as we've had societies.
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" Exploring the connection between outbreaks of disease and an increase in "me vs.
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Projections show costs could have reached trillions of dollars had outbreaks become pandemics.
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Other countries experiencing outbreaks, such South Korea, are running 10,000 tests a day.
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Outbreaks of adenovirus have been fatal at communal care facilities in the past.
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Chickenpox outbreaks have declined greatly since 1995, when the chickenpox vaccine became available.
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Of the seven countries with worse outbreaks than South Korea's, five are richer.
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Since then, there have been smaller outbreaks of violent protests in other cities.
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Last year, there were eight multistate outbreaks, and in 2016, there were 14.
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Western nations without lockdowns or other aggressive government interventions are facing uncontrolled outbreaks.
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The disparate outbreaks of unrest have not gone unnoticed at the United Nations.
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And that isn't exactly an enticement for honest reporting of outbreaks beyond China.
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A review of the two dozen recorded Ebola outbreaks suggests some common themes.
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So far, the outbreaks have largely been confined to sparsely populated jungle areas.
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Outbreaks typically occur in congregate settings where there is crowding and close contact.
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Asymptomatic transmission is not believed to be a large factor in viral outbreaks.
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This fading immunity may play a role in some of the mumps outbreaks.
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Plague cases are not uncommon in China, but outbreaks have become increasingly rare.
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The outbreaks began when travelers to Israel and Ukraine returned with the illness.
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However, there have been recalls — and outbreaks — linked to powdered spices and flour.
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The virulent strains existed before 2000, but they didn't cause as many outbreaks.
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As a result, the agency scaled back on efforts to prevent disease outbreaks.
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As coronavirus outbreaks grow and multiply, calls for closing borders have grown louder.
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Using satellite data, scientists can anticipate cholera outbreaks days, even weeks, in advance.
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"Other major Chinese cities are probably sustaining localized outbreaks," the study authors wrote.
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"Usually with outbreaks there's a peak, and then it comes down," Fairley says.
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With a little luck some cities may be able to control their outbreaks.
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Typically, the declaration is reserved for shorter-term issues, such as disease outbreaks.
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Make no mistake, outbreaks -- sudden, unexpected and localized eruptions of infection -- are inevitable.
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Most of the vaccine-derived outbreaks now occurring are caused by type 2.
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China also has to contend with outbreaks of swine fever in other countries.
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Preventing and stamping out outbreaks requires high-level political will and big spending.
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Outbreaks in Rockland County, New York, and Wyoming County, New York, are ongoing.
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Plague cases are not uncommon in China, but outbreaks have become increasingly rare.
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Cetron said gatherings that draw a couple million people are ripe for outbreaks.
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Gretchen Whitmer, whose state has one of the nation's most brutal coronavirus outbreaks.
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Gretchen Whitmer, whose state has one of the nation's most brutal coronavirus outbreaks.
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The claim misleadingly dates these notorious disease outbreaks to match with election years.
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As with all outbreaks, the true number of infections could be much higher.
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Notifications range from supplying country profiles before departure to alerts about disease outbreaks.
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In 2018, 17 measles outbreaks were reported, mostly in pockets around the nation.
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Outbreaks of cholera are currently spreading in several countries including Yemen and Mozambique.
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And the outbreaks in these areas have been growing worse in recent years.
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What's more, similar clusters of microcephaly have been found in other Zika outbreaks.
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DRC had seen nine Ebola outbreaks since the virus was discovered in 80.
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It may very well be a harbinger of even worse outbreaks to come.
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They believe the outbreaks are due to people traveling to other countries with significant outbreaks, including Israel, the Philippines and Ukraine, and then coming back to the U.S. and infecting people in areas with low vaccination rates, particularly Orthodox Jewish communities.
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Chipotle dealt with falling stock prices, lowered profits and a wave of bad publicity last year following two E.coli outbreaks that sickened over 50 people in 10 states, as well as disparate outbreaks of norovirus that involved more than 350 diners.
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There will be an increased risk of more devastating outbreaks in areas of Africa that haven't seen outbreaks before under all of the climate warming scenarios the researchers looked at, including if humans cut their carbon emissions significantly or only slightly.
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Historically, outbreaks of Chikungunya have occurred in Africa and Asia, but since 2014 there have been major outbreaks in the Americas (including the US) — and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) reported that there were about 349,936 suspected cases in 2016.
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The Aedes mosquito, which transmits Zika virus, is present in many areas of the U.S. "However, recent chikungunya and dengue outbreaks in the United States suggest that Zika outbreaks in the U.S. mainland maybe likely limited in size," Petersen said.
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China has reported 20 cases of African swine fever since early August, and it has banned the transport of live pigs from 16 provinces that have reported outbreaks or border provinces with outbreaks to limit the spread of the disease.
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Researchers who charted the rise of infectious diseases from 1980 to 2010 in the journal The Royal Society in 211 found that outbreaks have indeed become more common in recent decades: Many of the pathogens that spark deadly outbreaks aren't new.
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In both Italy and Iran, with two of the biggest outbreaks, the number of reported infections more than doubled in just two days, approaching 900 combined, and people who had recently been to those countries continued to seed new outbreaks elsewhere.
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While the number of confirmed outbreaks has declined, the virus has spread countrywide and Yu said the chance of fresh outbreaks would increase with growing pig numbers and colder weather that freezes water and makes washing and disinfection more challenging.
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" The researchers who published on the rise of infectious disease outbreaks in The Royal Society also found that while the number of outbreaks was increasing globally, the number of outbreak cases per capita was actually declining over time: "Our data suggest that, despite an increase in overall outbreaks, global improvements in prevention, early detection, control and treatment are becoming more effective at reducing the number of people infected.
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With an opioid epidemic sweeping the country, needle exchanges could help prevent disease outbreaks.
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Tensions run high as a result, and outbreaks of violence have grown increasingly common.
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Their experiment helps explain just how such germs cause outbreaks of disease in hospitals.
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That's a lot of gloves but that's also how you prevent outbreaks and shutdowns.
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In response, states have had to take a more aggressive tack to fight outbreaks.
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Day said health officials investigating the outbreaks had met with "resistance" from some parents.
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Vietnam in particular has faced a high number of outbreaks over the past month.
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This year, just two outbreaks make up the majority of cases, according to Patel.
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The current outbreaks are believed to trace back to visits to Israel and Ukraine.
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Other recent outbreaks were tied to soft cheeses, celery, sprouts, cantaloupe and ice cream.
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Vietnam and Malaysia have also had outbreaks, according to a study published in 2012.
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Kleintop compiled the research on how the market has responded to previous disease outbreaks.
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In previous outbreaks, the fatality rate has risen to as high as 90 percent.
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In addition, a previous version incorrectly stated the number of states with active outbreaks.
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Salmonella outbreaks have been linked to pet turtles, guinea pigs, reptiles, and other animals.
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So we should fundamentally care about helping all countries address their local disease outbreaks.
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The outbreaks that have occurred since have mainly occurred in those who are unvaccinated.
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So far, those outbreaks have been relatively small, and mainly in warmer, wetter states.
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Both outbreaks are being investigated by the CDC and the Food and Drug Administration.
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Once we recognize small outbreaks, we need to be prepared to isolate sick patients.
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We'll be dependent on the nation's 3,000 local health jurisdictions to prevent wider outbreaks.
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Stopping these ongoing outbreaks as soon as possible will be critical, the CDC says.
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CLARK COUNTY, Washington — The United States is currently home to six ongoing measles outbreaks.
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In recent years, however, outbreaks have become more frequent, with no signs of abating.
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Authorities there found 10 outbreaks of the fever, a highly contagious disease in pigs.
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This is a good takeaway:At Chipotle, three different pathogens caused the five known outbreaks.
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International health officials are becoming increasingly concerned about simultaneous, growing outbreaks in multiple countries.
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Recent overdose outbreaks in Ohio, Indiana and Florida have been linked to the drug.
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Indeed, other parts of the world are recording similar outbreaks, including Florida and Hawaii.
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More than 30 countries and territories in the Americas are now experiencing Zika outbreaks.
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Waldorf adds pregnant women should stay away from areas of measles or Zika outbreaks.
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Outbreaks have been reported in New York City, Washington State, Texas, Illinois and California.
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Outbreaks of African swine fever are currently restricting farmers' ability to replenish their herds.
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I always like to say, when predicting future disease outbreaks, what's past is prologue.
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Seventy salmonella outbreaks have been linked to backyard poultry since 2000, the CDC reported.
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There, reporters documented cases where tainted supplements caused terrible side effects and disease outbreaks.
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This is one of many food-poisoning outbreaks to be reported in recent times.
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A cholera epidemic late last year petered out but outbreaks are becoming more frequent.
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CDC adds Belize to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 3.
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Beyond that, Syrians suffer mass displacement and face extreme poverty, disease outbreaks, and hunger.
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All the three main foie gras producers have been affected by bird flu outbreaks.
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For over 45 years now, the West African nation has suffered recurring cholera outbreaks.
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Between 2011 and 2012, 90 recreational water-associated outbreaks were reported to the CDC.
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This has led to fewer vaccinations and more disease outbreaks all over the country.
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In the meantime, seven more hospitals suffered outbreaks and 68 patients developed dangerous infections.
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Food production will decrease, and changing disease vectors will create unpredictable infectious disease outbreaks.
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A epidemic late last year faded but outbreaks of cholera are becoming more frequent.
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But our work is not done and vigilance is necessary to prevent new outbreaks.
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Between that time and the latest illnesses, outbreaks occurred only in 1992 and 2002.
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Zika outbreaks have been reported in 33 countries, most of them in the Americas.
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But some folks have a much more difficult time, getting outbreaks every few weeks.
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Beijing has reported more than 100 outbreaks of the disease since August last year.
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Natural controls, like cold weather or disease, are usually responsible for ending the outbreaks.
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Congo has suffered 10 Ebola outbreaks since the virus was discovered there in 1976.
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The WHO wants to create a global network of early warning systems for outbreaks.
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Nipah virus has killed as many as three-quarters of patients during previous outbreaks.
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Measles outbreaks occurred in all regions, WHO said, because of gaps in vaccine coverage.
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There are outbreaks of monkey pox and measles, partly because of plummeting vaccination rates.
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Experts have long predicted that other Gulf Coast cities might have outbreaks like Miami's.
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CDC adds Belize to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 93.
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CDC adds Saba to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 228.
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As of Thursday, the CDC has declared 20153 multistate outbreaks so far this year.
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"We are going to have more of these kind of outbreaks in the future."
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This scrutiny only continued in the wake of the outbreaks, as the stock plummeted.
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CDC adds Belize to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 223.
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New York State has three measles outbreaks already this year and one in Texas.
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New Zealand — and the United States — are dealing with their worst outbreaks in decades.
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Yemen is also facing one of the world's worst cholera outbreaks in modern history.
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Cases have been confirmed in 15 states, with six ongoing outbreaks in four states.
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They have also vowed to implement coordinated emergency response plans during heavy smog outbreaks.
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The interviews are periodically delayed by political instability or outbreaks of violence or disease.
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Destruction of sanitation systems and water supply infrastructure will lead to outbreaks of disease.
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The country also faces one of the world's worst cholera outbreaks in modern history.
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Yet the United States lacks a unified nationwide system for reporting and tracking outbreaks.
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Warmer summer temperatures also tend to bring outbreaks of mosquito-borne illnesses, Petersen said.
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Whistleblowers are the ones who alerted us to Legionnaires outbreaks and shortages of doctors.
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Most outbreaks in western countries do not follow the pattern seen in Malaysia, however.
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For those dealing with Zika, dengue, and similar outbreaks, that can't happen too soon.
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Geographic profiling has also been used to identify sites of disease outbreaks, like malaria.
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The big picture: The algae outbreaks are the largest and longest-lasting in years.
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In the migrant center outbreaks, at least 13 people were hospitalized, the CDC reported.
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The disease that springs to mind from outbreaks during that time is bubonic plague.
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Such cold outbreaks happen about once in 35 years on average, the WMO said.
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South Korea, Iran and Italy are facing the most severe outbreaks excluding mainland China.
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There have been influenza and other disease outbreaks in nursing homes in the past.
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I've investigated outbreaks of MERS on the Arabian Peninsula when it was 110 degrees.
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In New York's response to cholera outbreaks, Kraut says, the xenophobia faded over time.
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The events: Quarantines in San Francisco's Chinatown followed multiple outbreaks in the 19th century.
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The tool below reveals how the trajectory of outbreaks in different countries has progressed.
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Cruise ships have had some of the most high-profile coronavirus outbreaks so far.
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But it does offer clear lessons about human responses to outbreaks of infectious disease.
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" Katie Flynn's debut novel, "The Companions," grew out of her "unhealthy fascination with outbreaks.
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The calendar was shortened in 1793 and 1798 in response to yellow fever outbreaks.
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This is how authorities routinely beat outbreaks — even of incredibly infectious diseases like measles.
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There have been larger outbreaks in recent years, but they have been geographically limited.
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Despite regular outbreaks every few years, death tolls in Congo have been significantly lower.
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These outbreaks will cost states and the federal government millions of dollars to contain.
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California, home to one of the fastest-growing outbreaks right now, is an exception.
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It has endured and beaten three previous Ebola outbreaks, in 2000, 0003 and 2012.
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Several universities across the the country have been battling outbreaks of mumps this year.
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For mumps, researchers believe the threshold should hover around 92 percent to prevent outbreaks.
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Most human outbreaks have begun in people who visited bat-infested caves or mines.
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"We don't want there to be outbreaks of multiple illnesses at once," Winkelman says.
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"We don't want there to be outbreaks of multiple illnesses at once," Winkelman says.
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The system had helped when China and other countries suffered outbreaks of avian influenza.
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And we're also at the tail end of the Zika and chikungunya outbreaks here.
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Nor in California or Minnesota, where similar outbreaks unfolded in 2014 and 2017, respectively.
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The C.D.C. says that there are 220 counties currently at risk for H.I.V. outbreaks.
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Disease outbreaks are terrible for people but great for our scientific understanding of viruses.
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She notes that outbreaks of plague in England almost always lasted around a year.
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But efforts to identify and contain such outbreaks are hindered in resource-poor settings.
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Plus, no outbreaks have been reported among homeless populations in the U.S. so far.
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Just 15 percent of countries have sufficient capacity to find, stop, and prevent outbreaks.
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Colorado so far has tested just over 10,100 people spread across nine different outbreaks.
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And some governments have been reportedly covering up the true extent of their outbreaks.
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The incident was among one of the first major coronavirus outbreaks outside of China.
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As new outbreaks pop up, experts will need data to guide their decision making.
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Even if new cases slow, the return of typical activity will cause new outbreaks.
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The global response to coronavirus outbreaks has been to order people to self-quarantine.
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INPE, the Brazilian space agency, has recorded over 80,000 outbreaks of fire this year.
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Since 2015, there have been 50 mumps outbreaks in the U.S., or 16,000 cases.
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In some cases, some staff members had walked out after coronavirus outbreaks were detected.
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Conditions are unsafe and unsanitary, the group said, and outbreaks of disease are high.
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Increasingly, this is the norm at hospitals in cities with surging Covid-21 outbreaks.
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This isn't the first time China has quickly manufactured hospitals dedicated to handling outbreaks.
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The ship hosted one of the largest outbreaks of the new coronavirus outside China.
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In just the past 20 years, coronaviruses alone have caused three major outbreaks worldwide.
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The two patients are unrelated and didn't travel to countries with known coronavirus outbreaks.
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Two vessels operated by Princess Cruises fought major coronavirus outbreaks in January and February.
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Sato said previous virus outbreaks have had only a limited impact on the company.
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"So on cruise ships, like any town, you will get occasional outbreaks of illness."
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To prevent future outbreaks, we have to figure out what caused the last one.
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We need policy solutions to support pediatricians and protect vulnerable children by preventing outbreaks.
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How many more outbreaks, how many more deaths, will it take to change that?
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Outbreaks get characterized as pandemics by epidemiologists -- who are not yet using the term.
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This method, called contact tracing, is real and used by epidemiologists to trace outbreaks.
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The C.D.C. has monitored more than 300 outbreaks of various diseases in 160 countries.
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However, price action in markets indicates that the impacts of such outbreaks are limited.
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The Wuhan virus, like previous outbreaks, has impacted various industries from travel to healthcare.
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Zika was first identified in 1947 in Uganda and previously linked to smaller outbreaks.
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Hence the fact that the CDC highlights outbreaks on college campuses on their website.
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Authorities are still investigating what caused these outbreaks, but wild boar are plausible suspects.
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Dr. David E. Persse, Houston's chief medical officer, does not anticipate any big outbreaks.
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When local officials cover up, or doctors are afraid to disclose cases, outbreaks fester.
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Gref cautioned that the coronavirus outbreaks around the world could negatively affect the bank.
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And suppressing any beetle outbreaks before they reach epidemic levels is crucial, scientists say.
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Cholera can be a devastating disease, but rapid action saves lives and stops outbreaks.
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Shiller notes that these narratives follow "epidemic curves" similar to outbreaks of infectious diseases.
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In addition to China, outbreaks have been found in Italy, Iran, and South Korea.
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Top officials deemed responsible for the outbreaks have been fired, authorities said on Friday.
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The WHO doesn't take the decision to sound the global alarm about outbreaks lightly.
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By midsummer, many of the countries that had seen outbreaks were declared SARS free.
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Fruit bats in Africa have played a major role in Ebola outbreaks since 1976.
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And while these outbreaks ignite in local networks, they quickly spread into surrounding communities.
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It also sees an opportunity to work with public health researchers to track outbreaks.
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And actually what&aposs happening now, that there was going to be measles outbreaks.
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We know more about epidemic preparedness than ever, but preventable infectious disease outbreaks continue.
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"Human risk always exists with anthrax outbreaks in animals," Adalja wrote in an email.
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Chipotle is struggling to revive sales after food-borne illness outbreaks hit the chain.
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Plague still exists today, and that's not a pattern we observe in modern outbreaks.
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Federal officials are also tracking outbreaks in New Jersey, California, Michigan and Washington state.
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CDC adds Belize to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 43.
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CDC adds Saba to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 163.
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To be clear, vaccine-preventable outbreaks in the US aren't unique to immigrant communities.
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We know that new disease outbreaks are around the corner and increasing in frequency.
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But they need to try harder, community leaders said, and intervene before outbreaks start.
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Complaints of mold were even more widespread, with families at 163 bases describing outbreaks.
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The virus remained in Africa and Asia as part of small outbreaks until 2007.
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The outbreaks have prompted health officials in both areas to declare states of emergency.
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Massive outbreaks have the potential to do great harm, but they can't kill everybody.
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Genital herpes is caused by two viruses that can trigger outbreaks of painful sores.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ebola outbreaks tend to occur two years after trees have been cut down or forests cleared in West and Central Africa, researchers said on Monday, suggesting that deforestation data could be used to predict outbreaks of the deadly disease.
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Use biosurveillance to stop outbreaks before they start The 2012 National Strategy for Biosurveillance was a great beginning, but the U.S. government still does not have a truly synchronized national, much less global, capability to recognize outbreaks that could spread around the world.
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Food-poisoning expert Bill Marler told Business Insider's Kate Taylor in July that the rise in outbreaks is likely due to advances in technology that have enabled the Centers for Disease Control to spot smaller outbreaks before any illnesses have been reported.
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Another thing the measles outbreaks have in common: 88 percent of all cases have involved outbreaks in what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calls "close-knit communities," or people of a similar background who share values and beliefs and interact often.
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The Centers for Disease Control says that the outbreaks are due to people traveling to other countries with significant outbreaks, including Israel, the Philippines and Ukraine, and then coming back to the U.S. and infecting people in areas with low vaccination rates.
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This situation will have to change if outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases continue or increase.
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Zika virus outbreaks occurred in Africa, Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands prior to 2015.
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Recent smaller outbreaks of measles in New York have been concentrated in these communities too.
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Health officials said respiratory outbreaks at facilities housing vulnerable, older adult populations are not uncommon.
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Outbreaks of ethnic violence have displaced around 2.4 million people, according to the United Nations.
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Here's what you need to know about the latest outbreak: How did these outbreaks start?
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And several outbreaks of synthetic pot overdoses have hit other states, including New York, recently.
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In recent weeks there have also been outbreaks in the Netherlands, Switzerland, Romania and Germany.
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The CDC said that at least 32 aquatic facility–associated cryptosporidiosis outbreaks occurred in 2016.
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Outbreaks of African swine fever have been detected in four South African provinces since April.
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A lack of proper sanitation can cause outbreaks of diarrhoea and cholera to spread fast.
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Capobianco described the vaccine as "potentially the biggest weapon" against future outbreaks of the disease.
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Relatedly, the United States has seen its worst year of measles outbreaks in recent memory.
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And you see outbreaks of disease, and some of those cities they tie pretty closely.
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Strickman imagines that additional resources could help stifle potential outbreaks more effectively, wherever they emerge.
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But that doesn't mean that the US is immune to outbreaks originating on foreign soil.
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"We are also fearful of outbreaks of diseases such as cholera and typhoid," he continued.
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At the same time, we must plan how to strengthen our response to future outbreaks.
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The outbreaks are on same side of the volcano that caused evacuations two years ago.
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Two people in China and one person in Hong Kong have died in the outbreaks.
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In the potential setting of multiple and simultaneous outbreaks, all public health measures are local.
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"Some of these are common causes of diarrheal illness outbreaks in the US," Reynolds says.
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"We're already at the point when we should start seeing outbreaks of diseases," he says.
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And not all Salmonella outbreaks come from the species that the algorithm was trained on.
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So the never-ending news of nationwide E. coli outbreaks linked to Chipotle is terrifying.
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Health officials worry that the outbreaks in Somalia, in particular, may spread to neighbouring countries.
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According to the World Health Organization, Kenya has suffered several waves of outbreaks since 1971.
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In recent years, there have been several outbreaks reaching numbers not seen since the 21976s.
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Spotting new strains before they hit is difficult, so the risk of such outbreaks remains.
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It has reported more than 40 outbreaks since August and culled an estimated 200,000 pigs.
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Cholera is endemic to Mozambique, which has had regular outbreaks over the past five years.
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Yes, but: Not all state or county health departments monitor disease outbreaks in ICE facilities.
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Crypto is "the leading cause of outbreaks of diarrhea linked to water," the organization says.
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In the case of African swine fever, farmers have felt little incentive to report outbreaks.
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According to experts on the ground, massive disease outbreaks and famine are in Haiti's future.
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E. Coli timeline (Image: CDC)One of the biggest problems in stopping outbreaks is timing.
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Activists have described similarly violent outbreaks of hate speechincluding Vietnam, India, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka.
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This represents 31 percent of total cases, compared with about 20 percent in previous outbreaks.
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Hundreds of people have been killed this year in outbreaks of communal violence across Nigeria.
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Outbreaks generally occur in West Africa, with higher than expected rates in Nigeria since 2016.
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It follows multiple outbreaks of E.coli and norovirus at branches across the country last year.
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Since 2000, more than 75 outbreaks have been linked to backyard poultry, the CDC said.
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There have been outbreaks of swine fever in Vietnam, Cambodia, Mongolia, North Korea and Laos.
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Three out of the nine jurisdictions with measles outbreaks have also occurred in the state.
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These vaccine-derived polioviruses also cause new outbreaks in communities that have spotty immunization coverage.
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These meds can make your outbreaks less severe and make them go away much faster.
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And we handle local outbreaks in warm places like Florida with quick containment and eradication.
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The Lancet study's takeaway: Even well-protected states like California and Texas could suffer outbreaks.
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This follows several outbreaks of food-related illnesses that affected customers in Massachusetts and California.
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Chipotle sales have fallen sharply since the E.coli outbreaks came to light late last year.
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But because they tend to live in clusters, they can be the source of outbreaks.
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The port cities of Europe also suffered outbreaks: one in Barcelona in 1821 killed thousands.
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Right now, the authorities have simply been reacting to outbreaks of violence after they happen.
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Zika is not Ebola, but the practices that saved lives in both outbreaks are invaluable.
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How will you ensure that HHS is doing all it can to stop future outbreaks?
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Measles outbreaks were reported all over the globe, with an estimated 110,2003 deaths in 2017.
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The committee's vote comes amid measles outbreaks in the Pacific Northwest and New York state.
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Sales in the latest quarter grew for the first time since the high-profile outbreaks.
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Last year Iran had reported outbreaks of another highly contagious bird flu virus, the H5N8.
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The observatory added that "future outbreaks" could arise southwest and northeast of the existing fissures.
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China has reported more than 40 outbreaks of the highly contagious disease since early August.
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Connected medical devices can also be useful, like when they're helping to track flu outbreaks.
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"Still, we saw a doubling of Crypto outbreaks for the single year 2016," she said.
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Measles outbreaks continue, adding to the historically high 880 cases confirmed as of May 17.
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The tragedy is that such outbreaks could be prevented by proper regulation of compounding pharmacies.
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The FDA is still reportedly inspecting foreign manufacturers and producers involved in recalls or outbreaks.
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Disease outbreaks start and end at the community level, so focusing efforts there is critical.
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Understanding rickets outbreaks in the past can help in the study of children's health today.
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Five outbreaks were caused by chemicals or toxic algal blooms rather than bacteria or parasites.
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Reporter: Outbreaks of scabies, shingles and chicken pox were spreading among the hundreds of children.
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Preliminary data suggest Ervebo is 97.5 percent effective, protecting over 90,000 people during recent outbreaks.
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Measles outbreaks in several states across the country has reignited the debate over vaccine laws.
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Outbreaks may begin when a sick harp seal comes into contact with a gray seal.
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Outbreaks of the disease have been discovered in Africa, Asia, the Americas and the Pacific.
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Outbreaks were particularly prevalent in schools and factories in Malaysia and Singapore throughout the 1970s.
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Bad Rabbit joins NotPetya and WannaCry, 2017's two other major ransomware-style malware outbreaks.
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Plus, higher temperatures make localized outbreaks at home more likely and more difficult to contain.
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Over the past year, the restaurant has faced E. coli outbreaks and consequential sales drops.
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By other accounts, the road is named for malaria outbreaks that occurred in the 1850s.
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The United Nations must also help Haiti strengthen its ability to detect and control outbreaks.
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But now, after years of winning hard-fought battles, the current outbreaks threaten our progress.
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Other countries in Europe are also struggling to contain outbreaks as cases continue to rise.
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The emergency measures are short term -- until outbreaks are managed or a vaccine is developed.
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That last part is especially frustrating, because Mexico has been hit hard by outbreaks before.
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As long as New York City has existed, it has dealt with outbreaks and epidemics.
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You could tell by the occasional outbreaks of pressure on the ball in the backcourt.
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As reported by the Morning Call, it's been tied to several outbreaks just this year.
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But other states experiencing outbreaks, like Illinois, Florida and Texas, could learn from NYC's approach.
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Have I really hated Kennedy Davenport with the fiery passion of a million herpes outbreaks?
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What are some factors that could explain why measles outbreaks have occurred among the groups?
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Saving sex workers from yeasty outbreaks might not be the primary intention of XXX Twitter.
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Researchers have been warning of measles outbreaks as immunization rates dip in certain U.S. cities.
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Many parents have struggled with putting limits on screentime, even before outbreaks of COVID-19.
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Many parents have struggled with putting limits on screentime, even before outbreaks of COVID-19.
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Previous outbreaks of coronavirus strains like SARS and MERS also appeared to skip the young.
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Are you concerned that countries may be less inclined to report outbreaks now under Trump?
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In the past 20 years, there have also been dengue outbreaks in Hawaii and Texas.
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Some of the responders hoped that big outbreaks were already a thing of the past.
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A decade ago, she might have been prescribed drugs or restrained to manage the outbreaks.
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In 2013, outbreaks of jellyfish forced the shutdown of a nuclear power plant in Sweden.
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Why aren't outbreaks in poor countries treated the same way as those in rich ones?
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The charts below compare timelines of the outbreaks in some of the worst-affected countries.
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This is the first time the CDC has reported on mumps outbreaks in detention facilities.
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These 900-plus cases are the first outbreaks identified in detention facilities by the CDC.
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Since 2000, Uganda has had three Ebola outbreaks, with a total of about 213 cases.
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In Seattle, which had one of the country's earliest outbreaks, air pollution has dropped markedly.
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The CDC is the federal agency that communicates with physicians about how to handle outbreaks.
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Local city and state governments are largely in charge of combating outbreaks in their regions.
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If we wait for outbreaks in our jails and prisons, it will be too late.
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Typically, 70% to 90% of deaths from influenza outbreaks occur in those older than 65.
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He would slash money for biomedical research and programs to fight outbreaks of infectious disease.
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At least three people have died behind facility bars as a result of violent outbreaks.
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But it's also possible they, too, are harboring outbreaks that have yet to be detected.
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What's more, the armed services aren't necessarily equipped or fully trained to deal with outbreaks.
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Here are five viruses that most likely came from bats, and how the outbreaks compare.
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He grows old and goes through many outbreaks, yet still retains a signature "model" look.
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A simple booster shot at age 18 could thwart future outbreaks, the Harvard researchers believe.
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Related viruses, called SARS and MERS, have led to enormous, deadly outbreaks in recent years.
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He said the state wasn't aggressive enough in its response before the measles outbreaks occurred.
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Background: European outbreaks of the plague during the Middle Ages killed roughly 50 million people.
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Several other outbreaks have been reported in countries including Brazil, Bangladesh and the United States.
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That is the case with the current ongoing outbreaks in New York and Washington state.
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Slowly, videos have leaked from whistle-blowers revealing outbreaks and unreported death tolls in hospitals.
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On the one hand, health officials need to stay flexible in dealing with new outbreaks.
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If countries that appear uninfected are spreading the disease, many other outbreaks are presumably underway.
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Outbreaks of the virus outside China have sparked concerns among investors of global economic damage.
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Is that becoming an important driver of the outbreaks, or is it an unusual occurrence?
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They have been linked to deadly outbreaks of the superbug carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae, or CRE.
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"Every year in the state, there are hundreds of outbreaks at healthcare facilities," Elnahal added.
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The US Embassy in Rome issued a notice on Monday due to COVID-19 outbreaks.
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It's important to know this origin to help stop future animal-to-human virus outbreaks.
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But as in other outbreaks, the fallout is going to extend beyond immediate health concerns.
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He contended that state and local governments have "significant" federal funding to respond to outbreaks.
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But routine immunization is still the gold standard and there are still pockets of outbreaks.
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All of that might have contributed to recent Zika virus outbreaks, according to the CDC.
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The disease has decimated China's pig herd since the first outbreaks were discovered last year.
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There have been 29 outbreaks in China since the first case was reported August 3.
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Nineteen new outbreaks were also recorded in Romania, mainly on backyard farms and national parks.
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The country has seen 29 outbreaks, according to the World Organisation for Animal Health's database.
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The Ministry of Health said there is no evidence that the two outbreaks are connected.
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"Anthrax is difficult to control, and outbreaks can be very difficult to predict," she said.
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This 51% hospitalization rate is higher than the 30% typically seen in E. coli outbreaks.
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World health officials say China's response to the virus is an improvement from past outbreaks.
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In countries with major outbreaks, the burdens have fallen on nearly everyone, sick or not.
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The facilities are riddled with flu and lice outbreaks and often lack proper adult supervision.
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The outbreaks seem to be from three different strains of E. coli, the FDA said.
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The southwestern province of Guizhou reported new outbreaks in two villages, China's agriculture ministry said.
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Measles outbreaks have also been reported in Rockland and Westchester Counties, suburbs of New York.
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CDC adds St. Lucia to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 42.
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Since 1996, there have been more than 30 outbreaks in the US associated with sprouts.
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So what can we do to control Zika and avoid more outbreaks in the meantime?
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Measles outbreaks, which the CDC defines as three or more cases, are currently ongoing in New York, Michigan, New Jersey, California, Georgia and Maryland, and many are linked to people traveling abroad to places like Israel and the Philippines, where measles outbreaks are occurring.
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Many of the outbreaks this year are believed to have spread from as far away as Israel, Ukraine, and the Philippines, with the CDC noting two particularly large outbreaks in New York and another in Michigan have upped the numbers, per the New York Times.
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It is the joint brainchild of the Wellcome, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the World Economic Forum and the government of Norway, and its purpose is precisely to forearm the world against future outbreaks of disease, without foreknowledge of what those outbreaks will be.
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Without an allocation of new funds, the CDC will be forced to abandon efforts in multiple low resource countries developing the infrastructure necessary to detect and contain outbreaks of infectious diseases threats, increasing the likelihood of delayed detection and greater spread of life-threatening outbreaks.
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We know that biological threats must remain at the top of the national security agenda, and leaders must recognize that stopping outbreaks at the source requires strong global and domestic capacity to prevent, detect and rapidly respond to naturally occurring outbreaks and biological attacks.
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The cumulative epidemic curve of all the measles outbreaks since 2000 (when the disease was declared "eliminated" in the US) revealed that unvaccinated individuals were often "patient zeroes," meaning they sparked outbreaks by creating pockets of disease susceptibility that caused others to fall ill.
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The restaurant franchise hit a rough patch in recent years after battling food borne illness outbreaks.
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Health officials said Zika outbreaks have been reported in at least 26 countries in the Americas.
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But the supply soon depleted and outbreaks began popping up in communities with high vaccination rates.
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In the Central African Republic, the Boy Scouts mediate between armed groups and investigate Ebola outbreaks.
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Taking action to reduce triggers, such as practicing stress reduction methods, can also help prevent outbreaks.
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But none of these outbreaks are even remotely on the scale of what's happening in Yemen.
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In 2015, large outbreaks were reported in Egypt, Ethiopia, Germany, Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia, the report said.
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But in order for the vaccine to really prevent outbreaks, many people need to be immunized.
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The USGS is also warning of new ground cracking, and possible new outbreaks of lava flows.
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But the vast majority of documented cases are not outbreaks: they're isolations of bacteria or biofilms.
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Outbreaks of violence at the overcrowded refugee camp, often triggered by trivial disputes, are increasingly common.
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During earlier outbreaks, "it was hard to know whether it was in your birds," Skinner said.
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Rabies outbreaks among cattle in Peru have led farmers to report the vampire bats to Streicker.
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And extreme bursts of hot weather can provide the kindling for mosquitoborne outbreaks to spread further.
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About 8 million people are on the brink of famine with outbreaks of cholera and diphtheria.
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However, since 2006, there have been several increases in cases and outbreaks about every 5 years.
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There have also been outbreaks of the disease in other parts of Asia and eastern Europe.
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The outbreaks in New York and Washington state began last fall, but they're still going on.
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On both coasts, the outbreaks have been fueled by communities that have resisted vaccination for years.
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All outbreaks had been in the north and eastern provinces until the first case in Yunnan.
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The first time someone gets an outbreak is usually longer and more painful than subsequent outbreaks.
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And we have outbreaks of violence, atrocities being committed on innocent people all over the world.
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There have been several dengue outbreaks in Texas, Florida and Hawaii over the past several decades.
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Warming temperatures help boost outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases like Zika, as mosquitoes expand their range.
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The first Ebola outbreak was identified in 1976 and there have been 23 outbreaks recognized since.
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In the past, the food industry was only required to react to outbreaks of food poisoning.
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The report's authors believe that domestic military operations will be necessary to contain future disease outbreaks.
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Some states that have already had outbreaks of H3N2 are beginning to see cases of H1N1.
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Volunteers trained to spot the virus have been crucial in preventing outbreaks—not just of polio.
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The US is also in the throes of one of the worst measles outbreaks since 1992.
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A flurry of measles outbreaks across the country has raised concerns about vaccine misinformation, particularly online.
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Confrontations: Few things have caused as many questions as the outbreaks of violence at Trump's rallies.
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It will be critical that we identify small outbreaks early, in order to prevent larger spread.
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If everyone who can get vaccinated does, outbreaks are small to non-existent, the CDC says.
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Imagine for a moment that you run a small country prone to outbreaks of sectarian violence.
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Adenovirus type 7 is known to cause outbreaks of serious respiratory illness, according to the CDC.
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But experts also say people shouldn't be worried about the outbreaks — as long as they're inoculated.
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That's despite noteworthy overdose outbreaks in rural white counties in Ohio and West Virginia last year.
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Measles outbreaks related to unvaccinated travelers have surfaced in New York, Washington, California, Illinois, and Texas.
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That's what happened in previous coronavirus outbreaks, including SARS in 2002-2003 and MERS in 2012.
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In 2014, the area faced one of the worst outbreaks of Legionnaires' disease in US history.
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There are, thankfully, stockpiles of the polio-2 vaccine at the ready to confront resurgent outbreaks.
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Although small, localized outbreaks like this may be increasingly common, a widespread outbreak is very unlikely.
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The current outbreak traces its roots to travelers to countries including Ukraine and Israel facing outbreaks.
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Other than that, Africa, the birthplace of Zika, is not reporting any outbreaks at this time.
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And because these outbreaks have been bigger, they account for 75 percent of recent measles cases.
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Even if you're someone who is getting frequent outbreaks, you don't have to live like that.
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The vast worldwide monoculture of genetically identical plants leaves the Cavendish intensely vulnerable to disease outbreaks.
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"Mosquito control is the most important thing to do to prevent outbreaks of Zika," said Fauci.
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"Whenever the level of vaccination gets below a certain level, you will get outbreaks," Fauci says.
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But the outbreaks aren't occurring all over the US — they're happening within specific groups of people.
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There, coffee farmers have seen lower yields and more frequent disease outbreaks due to higher temperatures.
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Kids are especially vulnerable to more severe outbreaks, especially children with allergies or compromised immune systems.
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Those include marketing blunders, rising competition, bird flu outbreaks, food safety problems and slowing economic growth.
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It is often a harbinger of other outbreaks such as diphtheria in an under-vaccinated population.
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Suspected outbreaks have been noted in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi, which also suffered drought last year.
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"There are little clusters of outbreaks occurring all the time, all over the place," Whitworth said.
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"Flooding is occurring with increased frequency," Heymann said, and with that comes greater risk of outbreaks.
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It added that African swine fever outbreaks in Europe and environmental regulations also curbed herd size.
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There have been frequent outbreaks of violence in Rakhine between the Burmese majority and Rohingya groups.
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These sorts of outbreaks typically originate in livestock, but they're occasionally caused by cuddlier animals, too.
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Outbreaks of diseases such as dengue fever are often a threat in the aftermath of floods.
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Large "once-in-a-hundred years" pandemics are not the only outbreaks that can be damaging.
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But a few dozen people contract vaccine-derived type 2 polio in small outbreaks every year.
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As climate change marches on, outbreaks of viruses like Ebola, Chikungunya, and Zika will keep happening.
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Zika outbreaks have been reported in at least 40 countries or territories, according to the WHO.
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A Senate committee held its second hearing on the matter Tuesday, focusing on preventable disease outbreaks.
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Most E. coli outbreaks are linked to meat products, but leafy greens are occasionally the cause.
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Reuters found instances in which, even without the risk of penalties, healthcare facilities didn't report outbreaks.
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Long-term care facilities — nursing homes, rehab centers and the like — are particularly vulnerable to outbreaks.
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This year, the CDC has reported outbreaks of measles in Italy, Germany, Belgium, Guinea and Romania.
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For decades, outbreaks of violence have forced thousands to flee, many across the border to Bangladesh.
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Federal health regulator Health Canada said it was collaborating with other agencies to investigate the outbreaks.
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That means outbreaks of this kind are here to stay, and could potentially get even worse.
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The aid agency aims to build trust with religious and other local leaders before outbreaks occur.
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In contrast to past Ebola outbreaks health workers have moved quickly to halt Congo's latest epidemic.
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China has culled over 25,000 pigs after the nation reported four ASF outbreaks in a month.
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Vaccines are at the frontline of defense against outbreaks and pandemics, antibiotic resistance and global poverty.
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