Sentences with phrase «becoming immune»

What is to stop a doctors» group from forming a non-profit and then having the «charitable foundation» pay the doctors the same handsome wage they had in private practice while becoming immune from medical malpractice lawsuits?

It's a great product, I had to switch from advantage to this due to either a bad batch or my animals all becoming immune to it at once.

Even if acne antibiotics did have a success rate superior to the laughable 18 % shown in the study above, even if p.acnes wasn't readily becoming immune to acne antibiotics, I still wouldn't recommend them for acne.

By using functional medicine principles to keep inflammation as low as possible, we can help prevent toxins from becoming immune reactive.

The parasite that causes malaria is becoming immune to artemisinin, the most effective drug.

Crop - strangling plants are rapidly becoming immune to the most widely used agricultural herbicide, glyphosate, commonly known as Roundup.

Well, for me, I am unconcerned with the Boss becoming immune to Arsenal's fans outcry and discontentment over the possibility of Arsenal failing to win the BPL title in particular this season.

«I see culture as becoming the immune system of the company.»

We live in a society that has become immune to traditional forms of advertising so be on the lookout for new and creative ways to market your brand.

We hear those words and we become immune to them.

Over time, we've become immune to people talking about themselves.

Some people don't realize that when they wear a certain scent every day, their own noses become immune to it and thus overestimate the amount they need to smell good.

Worth noting too, the denial about China's intentions to become immune to outside influence while dominating the world is difficult to comprehend.

I became immune to that silly and cliche feminist debate tactic quite a long time ago.

Even in a monastery one has to scream No to the conglomeration of pre-Vatican II trivialities that seem to hang on in the ecclesial body like so many forms of staph become immune to penicillin.

«I also hope that we will not become immune as we listen to these sorts of stories but we'll know those are lives that have been lost that are precious, unique and valued.»

After 1945 some thinkers spoke about the atomic age with its perils and threats to which we have gradually become immune.

On top of all that, I am sick for the first time in three years (a major perk of working with kids is that you become immune to everything).

There is a reason why people are becoming less and less responsive to antibiotics these days... when you get pumped full of it through food every single day, our bodies simply become immune to it.

In fact, when I no longer treasure the long happy and fulfilling relationship we had in those early years and finally become immune to the memories of her in her glamourous glory years.

We've become immune to big numbers, but only eight players have ever done that in a regular season.

It's like my pores become immune to the new treatment after a while...

A person becomes immune to a disease when the body has been exposed to it either through illness or vaccination / immunization.

When that happens, people become immune to the severity of bullying and the problem escalates.

When the baby fights off these infections, he becomes immune.

Still, parents need to do what they can to give their little ones some relief so that they can get better faster and become immune to the virus.

I still nurse in public and have become immune to snide remarks such as, «Wow!

Don't let your child watch violent TV Children can become immune to the impact of violence, and they may copy what they see depicted on television.

In short, swing voters have become immune to preconceived campaign messages.

After a person contracts chicken pox, they become immune to VZV, but it can re-activate in old age and cause shingles if T cell immune responses aren't strong enough.

The death toll is predicted to rise as more and more microbial «bugs» evolve and become immune to existing drugs.

Maybe they just want this virus to spread quietly, so people will become immune to its successors.

Namita Gandhi, director of clinical sciences, joined Regeneron in 2007, when the drug that became the immune modulator dupilumab was in early development.

However, it's bacteria, not children, that become immune to antibiotics, so the dangers of overuse extend beyond any individual child.

The immunologist of today, however, is not so much interested in finding out how to immunize people more effectively against diphtheria or poliomyelitis as he is concerned with understanding what happens when people become immune.

The individual then becomes immune to the disease - causing virus.

The English physician knew that dairymaids who contracted cowpox, a comparatively mild skin disease, became immune to the much deadlier smallpox, which at the time killed 400,000 Europeans a year.

People who have undergone Zika virus infections usually become immune against the virus.

«Unlike a number of other infectious diseases, you don't become immune even if you've had tuberculosis.

Once most people have become immune to the surface proteins on a strain, this virus can not spread further.

Despite these dangers, most of us fight off a flu virus every year and become immune to that particular strain.

DeWitt studies how the bacteria do this, which could be useful in stopping outbreaks of bacterial diseases that have become immune to antibacterial drugs, a trait that's passed between bacteria by this conjugation.

Most bacterial diseases have become immune to some or all of the antibiotics used against them through this process.

A star - faring civilisation building colonies around many different stars has enhanced longevity because it becomes immune to many existential dangers.

If so, it follows that certain components of the networks that were essential became immune to change.

Imagine a future in which human beings have become immune to all viruses, in which bacteria can custom - produce everyday items, like a drinking cup, or generate enough electricity to end oil dependency.

Crunches are a main culprit in this all - pain - no - gain category, as they call for repetitive movements to which your body will become immune.

It's like a broken record and you've probably become immune to it without actually changing your behavior.

Nor do you become immune to urushiol through repeated exposures to small amounts.

As its an adaptogen and the body can become immune for it, if you use it a long - time.