Sentences with phrase «chances of transmission»

With advances in HIV treatments making chances of transmission of the disease so low, Dr Rosevear said the gay community in particular had, once again, developed an increasing predilection for condom - free sex.

By interfering with the pharyngeal nerves, the virus makes it hard for the dog to swallow, leading to more saliva and increased chances of transmission.

If there is no chance of transmission, why not take a few minutes to see if you can brighten that person's day or lift a small portion of their burden?

Microscopic tearing of tissue caused by unlubricated friction increases the chance of transmission of diseases.

And instead of formula, HIV - positive mothers and their infants will receive antiretroviral drugs that will dramatically reduce the chances of transmission.

Research had shown that effective early treatment of HIV reduced the chances of transmission, as well as the wider treatment costs.

And even even if the unusual prions in moose are contagious, the solitary nature of these animals lowers the chances of transmission.

No transmissions is not the same as zero chance of transmission.

Medical experts believe that when a person hides details of his medical condition from his partner, he is risking the chances of transmission.

Two, refrain from sex during the outbreak of the virus and lastly, use suppressive drugs such as Valtrex to avoid the chances of transmission.

Consumption of antiviral drugs on a daily basis also reduces the chances of transmission of the virus.

As a matter of fact, it is advised that you date a person that has the same strand of the herpes simplex virus as you do so that the chances of transmission are eliminated.

If you do not have herpes but dating a person living with the virus, be careful to avoid the chance of transmission.

There's a chance of the transmission failing completely whilst driving, which apart from being dangerous also means theres then no chance of a repair.

There have been some reports that declawing may reduce the chances of transmission, but most expert sources agree that this does not, if at all, dramatically reduce your risk.

Extensive care should be taken to isolate affected dogs so that the chances of transmission to other dogs via contact can be reduced.

In addition, the chances of transmission are dependent upon the climate of the area and time of year.

Making light that there's «little to no» chance of transmission is NOT up for the infected to decide.