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| Lezmi S. et al. (2003), suggested that this | infectious agent might be spread by both haematogenous |
| The | infectious agent - which caused lung disease in rabbits |
| l detection system to identify an aerosol of | infectious agent became apparent at this time. |
| ly from 140 ppm to 1400 ppm depending on the | infectious agent to be cleared. |
| rom an immune deficiency or that there is an | infectious agent at play in the disease. |
| r, laboratory tests were unable to detect an | infectious agent. |
| continued in Building 470 until 1970, but no | infectious agents were again produced there. |
| sed the ability of ultraviolet light to kill | infectious agents by disrupting their DNA. |
| iate laboratory environment from exposure to | infectious agents and is provided by good microbiologic |
| seeking prompt medical advice; HIV and other | infectious agents can be either asymptomatic or involve |
| cular patterns (PAMPs) that are expressed on | infectious agents and initiate signalling to induce pro |
| rk, he coined the term prion ("proteinacious | infectious agents") to refer to a previously undescribe |
| cular patterns (PAMPs) that are expressed on | infectious agents, and mediate the production of cytoki |
| ike characters which after being launched at | infectious agents, fly around the bacteria or viruses a |
| e indices, computer, industrial ventilation, | infectious agents, international, small business, chemi |
| ns have long been thought to be protein-only | infectious agents. |
| nes, hyperhomocysteinemia, hyperglycemia and | infectious agents. |
| tainment in laboratories working with highly | infectious agents. |
| Other acts on the tour included Skyla, | Infectious, Agnes, Darren Styles, Ultrabeat, Breeze, Fr |
| focused on linguatulosis, sheep pox, equine | infectious anaemia, bovine enzootic pneumonia, and oste |
| , the disease was not merely contagious, but | infectious and portable. |
| Vampirism is highly | infectious, and even small touches can eventually cause |
| encephalopathies had been demonstrated to be | infectious and therefore a major step forwards in their |
| detection, diagnosis, and control of certain | infectious and noninfectious illnesses, they also will |
| t in CNS, oncology, inflammation, metabolic, | infectious and other diseases from identification of a |
| ied research to prevent, diagnose, and treat | infectious and immune-mediated illnesses, including HIV |
| d global implications of the re-emergence of | infectious and parasitic diseases, and insurance linked |
| rea because a number of animals carry equine | infectious anemia. |
| er, they did stated that the song was not as | infectious as "Drummer Boy". |
| As | infectious as it is original, this is easily the stando |
| r ill (Latin: Gangraena emphysematosa) is an | infectious bacterial disease of sheep and cattle, cause |
| t conductor Spencer Down is tackling it with | infectious bravado." |
| The | Infectious Bronchitis (IB) information site |
| It is caused by avian | infectious bronchitis virus, a coronavirus. |
| Avian | infectious bronchitis (IB) is an acute and highly conta |
| The | Infectious bronchitis virus D-RNA is an RNA element kno |
| Genus Avibirnavirus; type species: | Infectious bursal disease virus |
| ncephalopathies, The [prion] is probably not | infectious, but is a pathological result [of] an infect |
| for cardiac care, cardiovascular surgeries, | infectious care, knee-hip orthopaedics and pulmonary ca |
| she was used as a hospital overflow ship for | infectious cases, until she was sold in 1906. |
| ock swagger (see reggae jam "Roverfrenz" and | infectious chant-along "Smoke Bros"), while O'Connor in |
| Nymphs: These exuberant, | infectious characters celebrate each breath of life. |
| ombines a mixture of his unique experiences, | infectious charisma and personality, Marky floods every |
| persistent | infectious colitides, and |
| roduced by Neil Norman who sought out Dave's | infectious comedic style. |
| A productive | infectious cycle begins before a lysogenic cycle establ |
| Infectious Disease | |
| Infectious disease | |
| The Picardy sweat was an | infectious disease of unknown etiology. |
| Unlike other kinds of | infectious disease which are spread by microbes, the in |
| The Department of | Infectious Disease Epidemiology is based at Imperial Co |
| committee of the multidisciplinary Cambridge | Infectious Disease group. |
| , is a Swedish physician, microbiologist and | infectious disease researcher. |
| free) web-based journal that reports | infectious disease issues from a European perspective. |
| Clonorchiasis is an | infectious disease caused by the Chinese liver fluke, C |
| It thus became the first | infectious disease to be wiped out. |
| 1984, Bundtzen began his own business as an | infectious disease consultant. |
| Encounters with Europeans and exposure to | infectious disease caused the deaths of the last people |
| Evolution of | Infectious Disease is a 1993 book by the evolutionary b |
| In this way, efforts to combat | infectious disease outbreaks are strengthened. |
| Eileen Scully, M.D., Ph.D. is an | infectious disease physician at the Brigham and Women's |
| Villemin proved that tuberculosis was an | infectious disease by inoculating laboratory rabbits wi |
| In | infectious disease control a smoke test is done to see |
| 1993 he returned to Sweden as professor of | infectious disease control, in particular clinical bact |
| Organisms that cause | infectious disease include fungi, oomycetes, bacteria, |
| It has firm links to both UNC | Infectious Disease Clinic and social services for HIV p |
| He launched the | infectious disease division at the University of Pennsy |
| He specialized in the treatment of | infectious disease and in 1964, received a master's deg |
| He also was the | Infectious Disease Program Director at the National Nav |
| Martin is currently the director of the | Infectious Disease Clinical Research Program (IDCRP) at |
| And he completed an | Infectious Disease Fellowship at the National Naval Med |
| n contracted tuberculosis (TB), a widespread | infectious disease in those years, which also occurred |
| has concluded that it was due to an epidemic | infectious disease affecting both humans and animals. |
| rom vivisections, sterilization experiments, | infectious disease research, freezing experiments, as w |
| The | Infectious Disease Pharmacokinetics Laboratory (IDPL) i |
| ily in the case of "weak" selection (e.g. an | infectious disease with only a low mortality rate) or s |
| s (STARI) or Masters' disease is an emerging | infectious disease related to Lyme disease that occurs |
| Initially called the Veterinary | Infectious Disease Organization, VIDO was established w |
| rrently being ascribed to pasteurellosis, an | infectious disease that strikes the lungs and intestine |
| , it may be a particularly useful method for | infectious disease diagnosis in low and middle income c |
| els with applications in spatial statistics, | infectious disease epidemiology and finance. |
| IDS Research, is Director of the Division of | Infectious Disease and of the William C. Gorgas Center |
| In addition, the | Infectious Disease Pharmacokinetics Laboratory also ser |
| ith many biotech/pharmaceutical companies on | infectious disease including HIV/AIDS and meningococcal |
| Iroquois tribes from the north and probably | infectious disease from European contact, the Manahoac |
| s, because it would be immoral to release an | infectious disease into the population. |
| to International Health, the Epidemiology of | Infectious Disease of Importance in Developing Countrie |
| ation of sequence variation and now used for | infectious disease pharmacogenomics. |
| The Vaccine and | Infectious Disease Organization is a non-profit organiz |
| as a result of the pressures of losses from | infectious disease and encroachment by the English colo |
| degree in 1940 and developed an interest in | infectious disease after hearing lectures delivered by |
| The editorial staff at CIDRAP (Center for | Infectious Disease Research and Policy) at the Universi |
| the War Shipping Administration, to address | infectious disease problems affecting ports. |
| Additional evidence that CCD is an | infectious disease came from the following observations |
| x attacks as well as his role as the on-site | infectious disease physician on Capitol Hill during the |
| wicz's research focuses on viral immunology, | infectious disease, and viral-induced cancer. |
| physiology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, | Infectious Disease, Interventional Cardiology, Medical |
| o disease such as cancer, neurodegeneration, | infectious disease, muscular disorders and possibly wil |
| lina Algonquians, suffered from epidemics of | infectious disease, such as smallpox in 1698. |
| he U.S. Naval Medical Research Unit studying | infectious disease, attaining the rank of lieutenant co |
| eon General asked Joseph Jones, an expert on | infectious disease, to investigate the high mortality r |
| tal, Skejby, has eight medical specialities: | Infectious disease, Cardiology, Cardiothoracic surgery, |
| ty of Minnesota Hospital and then trained in | Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine, and Pediatrics a |
| programs, including the Sickle Cell Center, | infectious disease, cardiology, vascular biology, Parki |
| molecule properties related to this science, | infectious disease, hereditary diseases, and effects of |
| ar disease, endocrinology, gastroenterology, | infectious disease, nephrology, rheumatology, hematolog |
| preimplantation genetic diagnosis, oncology, | infectious disease, surgery, contraception, infertility |
| wellness, self-care, automation, control of | infectious disease, reduction of medical errors, and im |
| Immunology and Evolution of | Infectious Disease. |
| 865 he demonstrated that tuberculosis was an | infectious disease. |
| vest or to ward off evil or to be rid of and | infectious disease. |
| reate and use spatial and temporal models of | infectious disease. |
| r, asthma, arthritis, multiple sclerosis and | infectious disease. |
| ture industry and the monitoring of emerging | infectious disease. |
| Infectious Diseases | |
| Center for | Infectious Diseases |
| Ph.D. in | Infectious Diseases |
| Microbiology and | Infectious Diseases |
| List of | infectious diseases |
| Clinical | Infectious Diseases 35 (6): 713-20. |
| The Journal of | Infectious Diseases (3): 598. |
| JID is published for the | Infectious Diseases Society of America. |
| The Lancet | infectious diseases (United States) 4 (9): 594. |
| South Texas Center for Emerging | Infectious Diseases (STCEID) |
| Infectious diseases are a main cause of death for chimp | |
| Biological Weapons Defense: | Infectious Diseases and Counterbioterrorism, Humana Pre |
| nd opportunities for global surveillance for | infectious diseases |
| Due to warfare and exposure to | infectious diseases after European contact, native trib |
| focus of the STCEID is to research emerging | infectious diseases (ie. |
| r for Preparedness, Detection and Control of | Infectious Diseases (NCPDCID) |
| A&E is in the new building, along with | infectious diseases and tropical medicine. |
| with the increased susceptibility to certain | infectious diseases in patients. |
| Consultation with experts in | infectious diseases and microbiology is usually indicat |
| The Pomo suffered from | infectious diseases brought in by new migrants, includi |
| infectious diseases to which they had no immunity, such | |
| el Mundo is noted for her pioneering work on | infectious diseases in Philippine communities. |
| eral Pharmacy Practice, Ambulatory Care, and | Infectious Diseases |
| irman of the HIV Medicine Association of the | Infectious Diseases Society of America. |
| ncillor, secretary and then president of the | Infectious Diseases Society of America (1966 to 1979.) |
| His expertise in | infectious diseases and his leadership skills brought h |
| The Journal of | Infectious Diseases is a peer-reviewed, scientific jour |
| It was one of the endemic Eurasian | infectious diseases to which Native Americans had no na |
| In addition he studied | Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine at the Prince |
| tor of Clinical Research and Development for | Infectious Diseases and Dermatology. |
| chool was demolished some years later and an | infectious diseases isolation unit was built on the sam |
| significantly, the introduction of Eurasian | infectious diseases would have ravaged the native popul |
| e the Maxwell Finland plenary lecture at the | Infectious Diseases Society of America annual session i |
| en 1616 and 1619, pandemics originating from | infectious diseases carried by European fishermen kille |
| is an important requirement in escaping the | infectious diseases to which turkeys are prone. |
| ming of the Spirit of Pestilence: Introduced | Infectious Diseases and Population Decline Among Northw |
| ain purpose of the hospital was to deal with | infectious diseases with the notable exception of small |
| d of the Department of Internal Medicine and | Infectious Diseases at the University Medical Center, U |
| holera epidemic, says Dr. Lateef Olepina, an | infectious diseases consultant at the Lagos University |
| utstanding achievements in combating various | infectious diseases in Africa or in establishing innova |
| h century the hospital had developed into an | Infectious Diseases Hospital, treating all infections, |
| A former president of the | Infectious Diseases Society of America, Horstmann was e |
| y security, education, and the fight against | infectious diseases were the main issues, with the conf |
| th by preventing, diagnosing and controlling | infectious diseases in animals. |
| ealth Departments to monitor and investigate | infectious diseases outbreaks. |
| as attending physician in Pediatrics and in | Infectious Diseases at Los Angeles County General Hospi |
| y approaches, novel treatment strategies for | infectious diseases are envisioned that involve targete |
| 4 competition for the design of Hither Green | Infectious Diseases Hospital and then a 1908 competitio |
| and have been proven to be effective against | infectious diseases such as enteritis, bronchitis, acut |
| In addition, Eurasian | infectious diseases such as measles and smallpox, to wh |
| beds, and was used to isolate patients with | infectious diseases until its closure in 1952. |
| eclined drastically, through exposure to new | infectious diseases to which they had no immunity and w |
| It was at a time when the Service's | infectious diseases surveillance role was becoming more |
| which cause most ICF patients to succumb to | infectious diseases before adulthood. |
| vice included: Chairmanship of the Fairfield | Infectious Diseases Hospital Chairmanship of the Austra |
| ed States Army Medical Research Institute of | Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID). |
| ert Neisser at the Robert Koch Institute for | Infectious Diseases in 1906. |
| the Potano, the Spanish incursion spread new | infectious diseases and incited warfare by competing tr |
| n immunodeficiency associated with recurrent | infectious diseases caused by bacteria, fungi and virus |
| ) and the World Health Organization (WHO) on | infectious diseases that caused bleeding. |
| stic decimation as were other tribes, by new | infectious diseases unwittingly carried by Europeans, t |
| te until 2003, Co-Director of the Center for | Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology of that Institute u |
| The South Texas Center for Emerging | Infectious Diseases (STCEID) was founded by the Univers |
| 975-1980) and took part in the Royal Society | Infectious Diseases in Livestock Enquiry. |
| red by the National Institute of Allergy and | Infectious Diseases is (As of 2009) studying abatacept |
| Philadelphia, 25 March 2007) was an American | infectious diseases physician and, along with Maxwell F |
| ping cough, grippe (Flu) and a whole host of | infectious diseases of viral and bacterial origin. |
| om the US Army Medical Research Institute of | Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) at Fort Detrick. |
| useum for hospital use at once, becoming the | infectious diseases ward. |
| 47) is Professor of Immunology Allergies and | Infectious diseases at the University of New South Wale |
| tal consisted of two children's wards, where | infectious diseases such as diphtheria and polio were t |
| attending doctors and his followers against | infectious diseases during the postmortem handling of A |
| ert M. Chanock, who headed the Laboratory of | Infectious Diseases at the NIAID, noted that "he had ac |
| the museum can investigate how inherited and | infectious diseases are identified and explore the vari |
| to doctors, nurses and paramedical staff on | infectious diseases through its modernised laboratory. |
| edicine, general surgery, orthopaedics, ENT, | infectious diseases and pain management. |
| Meriden Councils for isolating patients with | infectious diseases such as diphtheria, typhoid fever a |
| ng theatres, cottages to house patients with | infectious diseases and a mortuary were added at a cost |
| for diagnosis support and simulation of all | infectious diseases in all countries. |
| atories, the South Texas Center for Emerging | Infectious Diseases (an infectious disease research ins |
| ter at the National Institute of Allergy and | Infectious Diseases of the National Institutes of Healt |
| rstone of Klietmann's career has centered on | infectious diseases and bringing together individuals a |
| getting smaller, and before long people with | infectious diseases could no longer be treated at the h |
| ee Suy, head of the Emerging and Re-emerging | Infectious Diseases Program of the Department of Health |
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