It was just him — an individual, a sick person.
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She doled out tips for speaking to a sick person.
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Specifically: Were Foster's Instagram posts appropriate for a sick person?
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But that doesn't mean each sick person will actually infect that many people; quarantines and other actions taken to control outbreaks of a virus can bring down the number of people a sick person infects.
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Still, a sick person may feel antsy to end self-isolation.
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And all of it started with just one sick person: You.
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"Eventually the name of this sick person will come out," he said.
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"For me, he is a sick person," said Salvadoran housewife Carolina Portillo.
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At school, they treated me like a sick person they didn't like.
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I'm a sick person, but if I'm buying art, I'm not sick.
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The flu virus is spread when a sick person talks, sneezes or coughs.
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A sick person is evacuated from the festival by a US Army helicopter.
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Helping a sick person die in a nonviolent way is not for amateurs.
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This requires a miracle, which is usually the inexplicable curing of a sick person.
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Now I'm not the man-hater from Bikini Kill; now I'm the sick person.
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A spouse, partner, or friend shouldn't use the same bedding as the sick person.
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It's harder to protect yourself when the sick person is living inside your house.
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Asking the sick person to wear a face mask, if they are able to.
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"You realize you are now a sick person in a pink hotel," she said.
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First to go was the narrative that I was a volatile, unstable, and sick person.
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When a sick person coughs or sneezes, virus droplets can travel six feet or more.
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Experts believe the flu virus is spread when a sick person talks, sneezes or coughs.
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The CDC suggests: Giving the sick person their own room to stay in, if possible.
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First, the sick person should already be quarantined to a specific room in your home.
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She's always been here, even while stitched into the body of a quivering, sick person.
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If you're caring for a sick person, you should sanitize everything and wear gloves, Wormley says.
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It's unclear if the virus can spread from the surfaces that a sick person has touched.
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It's weird because you're trying to help the sick person and they don't want the help.
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If a sick person recovers through prayer and without medicine, that's nice, but not a miracle.
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You have to redefine yourself, and you don't want to define yourself as a sick person.
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A sick person might ride an elevator, for instance, and shed some virus along the way.
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"She a sick person," said Ms. Kim, who was angry that the police used deadly force.
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In that case, the sick person should stay at least 6 feet away from everyone else.
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How can you be guilty when a sick person thinks they can rob you of your childhood?
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We are praying that we can get her pulled out, but she is a very sick person.
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It was during the treatment that I started to feel bad, and feel like a sick person.
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A sick person cannot heal if someone is waking them up every minute to take their temperature.
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Respiratory droplets carrying the virus may then travel from the sick person to other people or surfaces.
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Essentially, Hahnemann believed that something can cure a sick person if it causes similar problems in healthy people.
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It doesn't take much for norovirus to spread, so one sick person can lead to a massive outbreak.
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You should also limit or avoid contact with said sick person, even if it's your partner or child.
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Many said his jokes were in poor taste because they came at the expense of a sick person.
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The sick person should wear a mask if they have one to limit the spread of their infection.
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So, on average, one or two coworkers will catch an illness every time a sick person comes to work.
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Because I am a very sick person, and I am unreasonably upset about the order of my Instagram feed.
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But it also needs the religious incentive linking the phenomenon to the person's calling upon the gravely sick person.
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Paid sick leave eliminates that risk, letting the sick person stay home and not contaminate any of their coworkers.
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A. There's no question that it's harder to protect yourself when the sick person is living inside your house.
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Epidemiologists use a variable called R0, or the number of people each sick person infects, to describe this connectivity.
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All it takes is for one sick person to contaminate a water supply and an entire village can become infected.
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Authorities in China say that a coronavirus patient was infected after just 2000 seconds of contact with a sick person.
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Villagers saw fleets of cars racing to pick up a single sick person and vast amounts of money pouring in.
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Christian Lindmeier, a spokesman for the World Health Organization, said it's best to stay three feet from a sick person.
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The person who removed the items, preferably a partner or friend — not the sick person — should wash their hands afterward.
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I end up feeling like every other sick person, including Tom Brokaw, is better at having cancer better than me.
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In [outbreaks], we talk about something called the reproductive number [or the number of people one sick person can infect].
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My housemate stopped speaking to me the day I came back from hospital with my new identity as a sick person.
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"When you get sick or lose someone, your identity by default becomes 'sick person' or 'someone who lost someone,' " McDowell said.
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"Judith Ann Neelley is a very cruel, sick person and needs to do her punishment for killing, taking lives," he said.
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Even at Gilead's huge price point, it's still cheaper than nursing a sick person along for years and years and years.
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The measles is a highly contagious disease that can linger and infect people, even when the sick person is not present.
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Put differently: Lower interest rates won't make a sick person well, or give public health authorities confidence that businesses can reopen.
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But here's the problem: Who is going to let a really sick person into their association plan in the first place?
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Research indicated that SARS traveled through a Hong Kong apartment's sewage system to infect some residents after one sick person had diarrhea.
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That ultimately means a person can walk into a room where a sick person had been hours before and still get sick.
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That's why it's best that the sick person use their own bathroom while others in the house use another one, if available.
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That refers to how many other people one sick person will infect on average in a group that doesn't already have immunity.
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Trump called the shooter "a very sick person," but said background checks on gun buyers would not have prevented recent gun violence.
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If the sick person feels up to it, ideally they should be the one to disinfect the bathroom after they use it.
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With gratitude, Alex Hamberger Frequent Flyer Brother Uncle Formerly sick person Currently healthy person Grateful flyer Have something to add to this story?
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They set prices on drugs, medical equipment, and services with their shareholders and paychecks in mind, not the needs of a sick person.
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Our sources say paramedics made multiple house calls during the party, one shortly before midnight for a sick person transported to the hospital.
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You should wash your hands after using the bathroom, blowing your nose, coughing, sneezing, or caring for a sick person, and before eating.
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" In Washington, President Trump praised the police and emergency workers in West Texas on Sunday and called the gunman a "very sick person.
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Other than avoiding the sick person while they're contagious, "make sure everyone in the family is up to date on their vaccines," Jacobson said.
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In the dish was a crumpled tissue—and inside the tissue were, allegedly, the germs of a sick person who had sneezed into it.
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A sick person switching to another insurance company creates an immediate loss for the new company and an immediate gain for the old one.
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All of them were "inoculated" with the mucus of a sick person in their noses and then followed to see if they became ill.
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The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that standing within six feet of a sick person could carry a risk of exposure.
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According to the CDC, people should try to stay about six feet from a sick person to minimize the risk of catching the virus.
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This means cleaning the toilet, the handle, the sink, the doorknob — anything that a sick person or his or her fluids might have touched.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have a really helpful home care guide that suggests steps for those living with a sick person.
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Klausner recommended that during times of heightened potential for infection, don't share your phone, and definitely don't hand your phone to a sick person.
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They wake up in the morning wondering how they're going to take care of their sick person because that person doesn't have health care.
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I'm in medicine, so it is a precious space for me to be a 'sick' person and have that be a part of my identity.
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The parasite is transmitted when a person comes into contact with the fecal matter of a sick person—and yes, it can survive chlorine treatments.
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"A sick person sneezes into a batch of our tissues, and then we put them in our packaging, and that's how they work," he says.
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I had Stage IIIC cancer—that's the one right before Stage IV, which is technically incurable—and I couldn't see myself as a sick person.
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And the disease is wrapped in the tangled and frantic community of speakers who veer between loving the sick person and speaking on his behalf.
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"It stays suspended in the air for a long period of time," up to two hours after a sick person has been in a room.
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Frequent cleaning could remove the virus if a surface has been contaminated by a sick person, such as when someone in your household is sick.
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The success of tonight's ride might make a difference in whether a sick person—or the doctor who's taking care of them—lives or dies.
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Other teams of researchers have published their own estimates, with most saying a sick person will infect an average of around two or three people.
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Also, don't forget that a sick person is big business in the US. It's a dirty cycle that needs exposing for the benefit of all women.
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A woman peering out of a window asked a group of reporters if they could find out about a sick person from a family living nearby.
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R0 refers to the average number of people that one sick person goes on to infect, among a group that has no immunity to the virus.
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R21.6 refers to the average number of people that one sick person goes on to infect among a group that has no immunity to the virus.
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They live together, which likely explains how the man caught the virus, since it can spread when someone is in close contact with a sick person.
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"This means cleaning the toilet, the handle, the sink, the doorknob — anything that a sick person or his or her fluids might have touched," Melinda wrote.
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If just one sick person comes to work, her research demonstrates, at least half of that space and other common use surfaces will be contaminated by lunchtime.
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If you don't have them, it can make you look really sick; there is nothing more disheartening than looking in the mirror and seeing a sick person.
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A healthy person is at risk of becoming a sick person at any moment, and not just because they didn't lead a "good life," as Brooks suggests.
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After a sick person has coughed or sneezed in an area, the virus can hang around in the air for up to two hours in that space.
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So, that's basically the average number of people that one sick person can go on to infect in a group that has no immunity to a virus.
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Coronavirus is a pretty contagious disease, with a higher R0 (which measures how many other people a sick person is likely to infect) than the seasonal flu.
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I am fortunate to have had the means to pay for such a journey for the medication, but not every sick person in Syria has that privilege.
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Most simply, the figure refers to how many other people one sick person is likely to infect on average in a group that's susceptible to the disease.
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President Donald Trump called the Odessa-Midland shooter "a very sick person," but said background checks on gun buyers would not have prevented recent U.S. gun violence.
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Health officials have warned that the virus seems to spread easily, traveling through the air in tiny droplets produced when a sick person breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes.
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Be sure to disinfect surfaces the dirty laundry comes in contact with, including the hamper and your hands—especially if you have a sick person in the house.
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The Centers for Disease Control has warned that the novel coronavirus spreads through the air in tiny droplets produced when a sick person breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes.
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I will say, working with Texas, working with the local governments has been great but we have to produce, we have to find this very sick person or people.
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Two calls were for a "sick person," and one call came after a partygoer jumped onto another person's property and scared an elderly woman, who fell down, Stafford said.
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Transfused into a sick person, that plasma would have a diluted generality—in fighting everything, it might not wage as intense an attack on the specific disease you're after.
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Everyone now has to stay home unless they're going to the grocery store or pharmacy, getting medical treatment, caring for an older or sick person, or walking a pet.
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At the hospital, tracers sketch out what's called an activity map, which outlines all the places the sick person went in the 14 days before they started showing symptoms.
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"This was major, major surgery — not routine — in a very sick person," Dr. Ryan, emeritus chief of surgery at Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle, said in a recent phone interview.
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There are additional things that both of you can do to protect your health:• Isolate the sick person from other people in the household in a separate room if possible.
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Cecilia is taken away to a psychiatric hospital, where her desperate attempts to tell those around her about the invisible Adrian are seen as the delusions of a sick person.
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Without community rating, for instance, insurers could theoretically charge a healthy person $100 per month for a health plan and a sick person $10,000 per month for the same coverage.
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"This was major, major surgery — not routine — in a very sick person," Dr. Ryan, emeritus chief of surgery at Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle, said in a recent phone interview.
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The logic behind this simple advice is that the influenza virus requires reasonably close contact with the fluids of a plainly sick person in order to jump into its next victim.
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Instead, they simply maintain good hygiene on the sand and off, knowing they're more likely to get the flu from touching a door handle or sitting next to a sick person.
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During the symptomatic/infectious phase, symptoms like coughing and sneezing serve as a warning sign to avoid direct contact with a sick person, and especially to avoid exposure to respiratory secretions.
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The benefits of anonymity are quite obvious, as illness is generally a private matter, and it is up to the sick person to decide whether to disclose his or her condition.
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Many Chinese traditions are centered on the area's temples, including one where a sick person can receive a divine medical prescription and have it filled at an adjoining herbal-medicine shop.
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"Cruise ships have these shows, several restaurants with joint dinners — so was there a close contact situation that involved a sick person with many people around him or her?" she wondered.
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She'd work on a book -- promising it wouldn't be "another happy sick person book" -- and appreciate the small things like swims in the ocean for as long as she was able.
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The far-right blogger, author and YouTube personality wrote on Twitter, "If you think Gunn getting rehired hurts me rather than children, you're a sick person and part of the problem."
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Image: CDC Public Health Library via Wikimedia CommonsStool transplants are exactly what they sound like: moving poop from a healthy person into a sick person, perhaps via a pill or an enema.
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DMX needs rehab for substance abuse, not a long prison sentence in his tax evasion case, 'cause he's a sick person who's hit rock bottom ... so says former NBA star Jayson Williams.
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She's heading up a foundation, writing a book -- she promises it's not "another happy sick person book" -- and packing in as much as her 5-foot-2, 95-pound frame can handle.
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Relatives were often not allowed to take care of patients inside the centers, in a culture where giving a sick person home-cooked food is seen as essential for recovery, said Richards.
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The team knows that as more Zika-infected travelers come to South Florida, the risk rises that a healthy mosquito will bite a sick person, pick up the virus and infect healthy people.
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As a precaution, emergency medical technicians will now wear protective clothing every time they respond to a report of a sick person, even if that person does not mention coronavirus symptoms, Stickney said.
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A sick person needs a relationship with a doctor who cares, who is committed to trying to save them and who will stand with them so that they know they are not alone.
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Most of the time, a sick person will feel a bit miserable, but he or she can pick up food trays left at the door and sanitize a shared bathroom after using it.
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The outbreak, experts believe, began at the market and was then transmitted to others via human to human contact, which happens when a person comes in contact with a sick person&aposs fluids.
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In a series of tweets early Saturday morning, Trump called Obama a "bad" or "sick" person after accusing him, without evidence, of ordering the government to tap his phones during the 228 presidential campaign.
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So we want to hear ideas from Americans of all backgrounds and beliefs about how we can improve security at our schools, tackle the issue of mental health because this was a sick person.
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In-flight risks The World Health Organization says respiratory diseases like flu or SARS are mainly transmitted when a sick person sneezes, coughs or talks, causing germy droplets to be propelled into the air.
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If a sick person sneezes, coughs, or eats within that distance of someone healthy, the particles could land on them; if the particles enter the person's eyes, nose, or mouth, the person can become infected.
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As was I; we treat pertussis with antibiotics, which make the sick person noninfectious, but the cough, which is severe enough to cause rib fractures in some unfortunate patients, can persist for six weeks or more.
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President Donald Trump called the Odessa-Midland shooter "a very sick person," but said increased background checks on gun buyers would not have prevented many mass shootings in the United States in the past few years.
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"We are still doing a lot of investigation to understand whether Zika can be spread person-to-person through contact with a sick person," said Dr. Satish Pillai of the CDC, who is investigating the case.
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The most obvious and important answer is that the earth is a dynamic place, and a warming planet is still going to be very cold at times, just as a sick person feels healthy some days.
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But especially if someone is sick, or another person is around trying to care for the sick person, washing for at least 20 seconds and often with soap and water is the best possible thing to do.
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"This was major, major surgery — not routine — in a very sick person," Dr. Ryan told the art critic Blake Gopnik, the author of a forthcoming biography of Warhol, for a 2017 Times article about the Ryan investigation.
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This is a skill you want to hone before trying it on a sick person; and hiring professional actors to run lines with you—a method Sacks describes as "the gold standard"—is costly and not scalable.
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The process, known as plasma-derived therapy or "convalescent plasma," involves doctors testing the plasma of people who recovered for antibodies to the virus and then injecting that plasma, or a derivative of it, into the sick person.
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I was a sick person at the height of my mental illness ,and have spent the last 3 years in mental health facilities healing myself and dedicating my life to helping and healing others through love and action.
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Some of the recommended precautions include making sure shared spaces have good air flow, having the sick person wear a mask if they're able to, and using disposable gloves to handle potentially contaminated items like tissues or dishes.
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Previously, coronavirus testing in the US was restricted to people who fit specific criteria, such as if they came from an area known to be experiencing an outbreak or were in close contact with a known sick person.
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You probably can't avoid common areas like the kitchen and bathroom entirely, so follow the CDC recommendations for cleaning those areas—again, as though a sick person is using them—before you make breakfast or take a bath.
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President Donald Trump over the weekend called the Odessa-Midland shooter "a very sick person," but said increased background checks on gun buyers would not have prevented many mass shootings in the United States in the past few years.
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The two believe that it's only supposed to be one at a time; Jimmy likens it to a sick person in a hospital bed: One lays there, while the other takes the uncomfortable couch and sneaks home to walk the dog.
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Unlike E. coli, which is hard to source and difficult to trace, there isn't much mysterious about the spread of norovirus: It spreads from either person-to-person or from something (food, a countertop) that a sick person has touched.
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"Once a village is attacked, there's a movement of people, so the sick person moves, and the disease spreads from one village to another," said Justus Nsio Mbeta, a representative of the Ministry of Health in the village of Beni.
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The figure refers to how many other people one sick person is likely to infect on average in a group that's susceptible to the disease (meaning they don't already have immunity from a vaccine or from fighting off the disease before).
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Most simply, the figure refers to how many other people one sick person is likely to infect on average in a group that's susceptible to the disease (meaning they don't already have immunity from a vaccine or fighting off the disease before).
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Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamBill Press: Mulvaney proves need for daily briefings CNN's Anderson Cooper mocks WH press secretary over Fox News interview Trump turns Pelosi's 'meltdown' criticism around: 'She is a very sick person' MORE became White House press secretary on July 85033.
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"In the message, they were informed of the date that they were near the sick person and the fact that they must enter [14 day] home-quarantine immediately," the Health Ministry said after the first wave of messages were sent out on Wednesday.
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"There's been this huge amount of sequencing of the microbiome that says if I sequence the gut microbiomes of a healthy person and a sick person, I will find different bacteria there," Sean Brady, a molecular biologist and lead author of the study, told Gizmodo.
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He envisioned a health care system in which, as he said in his 1991 campaign, "If a criminal has a right to a lawyer, a sick person should have the right to a doctor" -- and he centered his campaign on it to make it so.
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"The figure refers to how many other people one sick person is likely to infect on average in a group that's susceptible to the disease (meaning they don't already have immunity from a vaccine or from fighting off the disease before)," Vox's Julia Belluz explains.
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SARS spread through poop, tooDuring the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak (SARS is also a coronavirus), researchers documented an instance in which one sick person had diarrhea in a Hong Kong apartment building, and the virus then traveled through the pipes to infect other residents.
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During an active, severe outbreak, that intensifies: in those cases, people who live in the same house as a sick person, who are at a higher risk of contracting the illness, should also stay home from work or school to avoid spreading it to others.
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As infectious diseases epidemiologist David Fisman explained, the factors that go into determining the R0 include how many contacts a sick person is likely to make, the number of transmissions that are possible per contact, and how long those people shed the virus and potentially infect others.
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As infectious diseases epidemiologist David Fisman has told me, the factors that go into determining the R0 include how many contacts a sick person is likely to make, the number of transmissions that are possible per contact, and how long those people shed the virus and potentially infect others.
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In a study from March, data scientists calculated the potential risk of catching something from your planemates, and found that if you sit directly in front or back of a sick person you have an 2300 percent chance of getting infected—even on the other side of the aisle.
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This is crucial to stopping a pandemic: Through testing, public health officials and staff can detect who's sick, isolate them, trace anyone the sick person has come in contact with, and make sure those people are taking steps, such as staying at home, to prevent spreading the disease, too.
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This is why a person could, potentially, pick up the coronavirus on a cruise ship from touching a doorknob or railing that a sick person recently used, but they wouldn't get the coronavirus from an imported package which has been traveling for days, weeks, or months between seeing people.
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The disease can stay in the air for up to two hours after a sick person coughs or sneezes and can stay on surfaces for many hours, making a college campus especially susceptible for the disease to spread due to the high volume of people going into and out of buildings.
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Measles can stay in the air for up to two hours after a sick person coughs or sneezes and can stay on surfaces for many hours, making a college campus especially susceptible for the disease to spread due to the high volume of people going into and out of buildings.
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SomeBODY once told me that it's important to wash our hands before eating, after coughing or sneezing, after going to the bathroom, before and after taking care of a sick person or helping a child use the bathroom, after touching our cell phones and personal computers, and after using public transport.
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If a separate bathroom isn't possible, all the experts we consulted suggested to wipe down your bathroom every day, and especially after the sick person has used it—along with putting disinfectant in the toilet bowl, and wiping down high-touch surfaces like the faucet handles and toilet handles with disinfectant.
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Eight years ago, Pruden was at the American Society for Microbiology Conference where she stumbled into a talk by one of the first researchers to successfully conduct a fecal transplant—a procedure that infuses bacteria from the poop of a healthy person into the gut of a sick person to improve their digestion.
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In the county's latest case, a person traveled through a crowded airport terminal at Los Angeles International Airport on April 18, according to CBS LA. The county might also be taking extra precautions because it experienced a massive measles outbreak in 2015, when 131 people were sickened from a single sick person going to Disneyland.
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Norovirus typically spreads by the fecal-oral route, Wormley says, which means people contract the virus from consuming food or beverages contaminated with fecal matter, or from touching their hands to their mouth after coming into contact with a contaminated surface (the bathroom sink, counter, doorknobs) or while cleaning up after a sick person.
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" The Declaration on Euthanasia, likewise, comes to the conclusion that "in the final analysis, it pertains to the conscience either of the sick person, or of those qualified to speak in the sick person's name, or of the doctors, to decide, in the light of moral obligations and of the various aspects of the case.
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White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamBill Press: Mulvaney proves need for daily briefings CNN's Anderson Cooper mocks WH press secretary over Fox News interview Trump turns Pelosi's 'meltdown' criticism around: 'She is a very sick person' MORE tweeted Monday morning that Trump had not yet seen the video, but would watch it shortly.
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At this point we do not know whether this was an act of terrorism, a terrible hate crime against gay people or the act of a very sick person, but we extend our heartfelt condolences to the victims' families and loved ones and our thoughts are with the injured and the entire Orlando LGBTQ community.
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My days were devoted to going through the motions of a sick person — maintaining a weekly schedule of blood draws, daily radiation appointments, going to bed after swallowing a series of pills that asked my body to kill or quiet itself in a specific order — while attempting to live out a vibrant life to its end.
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The legislation initially allowed workers up to 10 weeks of paid leave — as part of the federal family and medical leave program — for three different scenarios: if they become sick or are forced to be quarantined, if they are caring for a sick person, or if they are caring for a child whose school or daycare has been closed.
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This would not only let those people get medical care and allow officials and experts to track who has the disease and where, but it would also enable contact tracing, which is when all of the people a sick person came into contact with are found and asked to go into self-quarantine as a precaution.
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If you are not immunized (as children under a year are not) or if you only had one dose and you are in the 5 percent of people who don't respond to that first dose, you can get infected by being on the bus, or in the pediatrician's waiting room, even after the sick person has left.
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" He added: "Neurosis and psychosis have us believing that quartz crystals can make a sick person well; that by humbling yourself and giving yourself over to a higher power, you can follow 12 steps to salvation; that a greedy charlatan who wears white robes holds the keys to wisdom; that the rantings of a self-appointed messiah are God's truth.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Tuesday that law enforcement officials are working in partnership to track down the "sick person or people" behind a string of bombings in Texas.
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" Sanders, who is still battling with Clinton for the Democratic nomination, later said in a statement that "at this point we do not know whether this was an act of terrorism, a terrible hate crime against gay people or the act of a very sick person, but we extend our heartfelt condolences to the victims' families and loved ones and our thoughts are with the injured and the entire Orlando LGBTQ community.
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"It is extremely disappointing that yet another judicial ruling has blocked—on a nationwide basis—this Administration's efforts to restore integrity to the immigration system, consistent with the plain meaning and clear intent of the law," White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamBill Press: Mulvaney proves need for daily briefings CNN's Anderson Cooper mocks WH press secretary over Fox News interview Trump turns Pelosi's 'meltdown' criticism around: 'She is a very sick person' MORE said in a statement.
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CNN host Anderson Cooper ripped into President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's newest White House press secretary, Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamBill Press: Mulvaney proves need for daily briefings CNN's Anderson Cooper mocks WH press secretary over Fox News interview Trump turns Pelosi's 'meltdown' criticism around: 'She is a very sick person' MORE, on Friday over her defense of acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyTrump urges GOP to fight for him Bill Press: Mulvaney proves need for daily briefings Gingrich calls for eliminating White House press corps in wake of Mulvaney briefing MORE's apparent admission of a quid pro quo between Trump and Ukraine's president involving military aide and an investigation into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE.
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