「Communicable」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| of the epidemiology branch of the National | Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta, a position he he |
| r the United States Public Health Service's | Communicable Disease Center, from 1961 to 1963, Friedman |
| Bureau of | Communicable Disease Control is concerned with areas inc |
| iology and on the faculty of the Center for | Communicable Disease Dynamics at the Harvard School of P |
| m, including measures to classify AIDS as a | communicable disease "and give health officials the powe |
| ine, Camp Detrick, Maryland; of Division of | Communicable Disease and Immunology at the Walter Reed A |
| ing more prominent and its recently created | Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre was growing. |
| Public health and | communicable disease prevention and epidemiology. |
| After her husband contracted a | communicable disease as a result of his lifestyle, she w |
| rapidly, necessitating his admission to the | Communicable Disease Centre (CDC) in Moulmein Road in Ju |
| ncinnati with health centers, lab services, | communicable disease experts, environmental services and |
| Institute (Australia's largest virology and | communicable disease research institute) and beyondblue |
| He was a Director of the WHO Division of | Communicable Disease Control since 1963. |
| His reforms saw the death rate from | communicable disease drop from 114 per 100,000 to 27 per |
| the requirements relate to transmission of | communicable disease, including bacterial or fungal cont |
| ected with a virus that causes a prescribed | communicable disease. |
| lert System, which conducts surveillance on | communicable diseases and diseases caused by acts of bio |
| In 2006, Dr Philip Monk, consultant in | communicable diseases for Leicestershire, said the strai |
| -in-chief (1970 to 1995) for the Control of | Communicable Diseases Manual of the American Public Heal |
| enza and WHO Assistant Director-General for | Communicable Diseases (2003-2006). |
| in which to quarantine those afflicted with | communicable diseases such as tuberculosis, cholera, or |
| observations of the spread of infectious or | communicable diseases helped him establish a series of p |
| Communicable diseases are widespread here due to the ope | |
| care, environmental health, and control of | communicable diseases). |
| is control, prevention of malaria and other | communicable diseases, construction of nonprofit hospita |
| hem not only the threat of vector-borne and | communicable diseases, but it further endangers the live |
| n and failure; sanitation, drugs, return of | communicable diseases, poorer nutrition etc. |
| ironmental specimens, food-borne illnesses, | communicable diseases, influenza and neonatal screening |
| g that they were infected with HIV or other | communicable diseases. |
| some measure of popular panic that AIDS was | communicable through casual contact, later disproven. |
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