Sentences with phrase «seeing outbreaks»

With climate change, we may start seeing outbreaks of diseases occurring in the near future.

Unless, for example, people see something like the Dust Bowl happening all over the place, or they start seeing outbreaks of pandemics like Ebola in the US (funny that west nile virus hasn't done this, since it's spread is tied to mosquitoes lifetimes becoming longer, least according to what I have read)

«Unfortunately, with an increase in the pet population, decrease in veterinary visits, the economy (though most communities offer low cost vaccine clinics), and some people making conscious choices not to vaccinate at all, we're seeing outbreaks where we had not seen them previously,» Welbourn notes.

Faced with a surge of SNP support that threatens to have a decisive impact on the makeup of the next government, Scotland - always a part of the UK ripe for this sort of thing - has seen an outbreak of tactical voting in recent weeks.

Many cultures are now taken from patients and healthcare workers and you don't see any outbreaks,» said Dr Vos.

1997 saw the outbreak of a «banana war» between the USA and the EU, when the USA pressed the WTO into ruling against the EU's privileged trade agreements with Caribbean banana producers, subjecting them to competition from US - based multinationals such as Chiquita.

«We've never seen an outbreak like this... there's no such trigger, if you will,» Mr. de Blasio said.

New York City is also seeing an outbreak of whooping cough, Bassett told a Thursday briefing at the CUNY Graduate School of

Local and state - based public health surveillance networks track flulike symptoms and are often the first to see outbreaks with pandemic potential.

In the meantime, Canada saw an outbreak of another deadly bird flu strain — H7N3 — in September.

«It's the first time we've seen an outbreak like this,» Valway says.

What made the hole in my otherwise well - informed friend's knowledge even more surprising was that this year, the centenary of Wallace's death, has seen an outbreak of what could almost be called Wallacemania.

In 2005 the state saw an outbreak of TB in cattle that was localised enough to allow authorities to implement a limited deer cull (Preventive Veterinary Medicine, doi.org/b9zb5b).

«The clock is ticking for when we will see another outbreak,» says Andrew Haddow, a medical entomologist at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases in Frederick, Md..

The UK, the US and Australia have all seen outbreaks of the disease in the past two years.

In fact, he says, the study of sewage and river water samples from Japan demonstrates the relative safety of the vaccine - derived virus: Although virulent vaccine - derived viruses in the environment «are actually a pretty common event,» he says, «we don't see outbreaks» of vaccine - caused disease, even in areas where vaccination coverage is relatively low.

This is the first time we have seen an outbreak of extensively drug - resistant typhoid.»

Others on the list include Ebola, Zika, Lassa fever and Sars which have already seen outbreaks.

«We regularly see outbreaks, especially of lice, that are spread through hair salons — and not just low - end places,» inspector Jacobs says.

Frank then sees the outbreak in Fortune City and decides it is time to revitalize his career.

«In zombie fiction, you see the outbreak, you see the first days and the craziness in almost every other story told in this realm.

But to anyone living in developing country where most dogs and cats are not vaccinated or to anyone unlucky enough to see an outbreak, the issue is a no brainer.

First, it has been almost 50 years since we have seen an outbreak of this magnitude.

Not sure about «We don't have to worry about icebergs...» If the melting Greenland icecap lubricates the undersides of the various glaciers we could yet see an outbreak of more than usual numbers of icebergs.

In the last month, we saw an outbreak of historic resistance to this pipeline when over 10,000 people rose in Indigenous - led resistance to the project in BC, followed by nearly 200 arrests at the pipeline terminal on Burnaby Mountain and actions in over 50 communities across the country.

I have definitely seen the outbreak of «fake news» and «alternative facts» on social media during and after the election.

In some communities we have seen an outbreak of numerous cases of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy although it is an extremely rare condition.

Not exact matches

One potential benefit: investigations into food - borne illnesses to take weeks (see this summer's fatal Salmonella outbreak linked to papayas), but a blockchain - based system has the ability to reduce that time to seconds.

«Health officials want people who have eaten at a Chipotle between October 14 and 23, and become ill with vomiting and bloody diarrhea, to see their health care provider and mention this outbreak,» the agency said in a notice on its website.

Crown - of - thorns starfish eat tons of coral and there have been big outbreaks recently, so it's no surprise that the Australian government sees dealing with them as a big priority.

The countries with the biggest outbreaks were Romania and Italy, each of which saw more than 5,000 cases, and Ukraine, with more than 4,700 cases.

If this trend continues, and immunity rates slip across the country, we could see a sharp rise in preventable disease outbreaks.

«Due to the relatively long incubation period for hepatitis A — 15 to 50 days — before people start experiencing symptoms, we expect to see more ill people reported in this outbreak,» a CDC spokesperson told CNN.

We're not going to see a mass outbreak of rationality.

I think the 70 trillion dollars in debt build that we've seen since the outbreak of the great financial crisis is their greatest fear — It keeps them up at night.

The tourism / leisure and manufacturing / food industries saw the largest increases in the number of warnings, reflecting the outbreak of SARS in Asia, the Iraq war and weak global economy.

In the June quarter a number of economies in the region were affected by SARS, although with the outbreak now contained, signs of a recovery are evident, particularly in Hong Kong and Singapore (see Box A on «SARs»).

At the precise time when our vaunted education comes to mature development we see all about us the outbreak of man's inhumanity to man in such fashion that our faith is shaken.

The nineteenth century, beginning in 1815 with the close of the Wars of the French Revolution and Napoleon and terminated in 1914 by the outbreak of World War I, saw the heyday of Western imperialism and colonialism.

When the Romans saw what was happening in the outer court of the Temple, the military tribune in command of the garrison rushed down with troops to stop the outbreak.

Dr Ackland said the listeria outbreak was the largest Australia had seen and one of the most complex.

Recent months have seen riots in Rome, Eindhoven, and Milan in the aftermath of Champions League and Europa League ties, and Platini has claimed that unless these fresh outbreaks are stopped in their tracks, there could be serious consequences.

We just kind of have to wait and see if you have another outbreak of the warts.

(we don't know where the ingredients come from — see the salmonella outbreak, how the food is handled, stored, prepared etc..)

Get the latest info on the enterovirus D68 outbreak, see enterovirus infection symptoms, and find out how to protect your child...

-LSB-...] Let's see: the FDA failed consumers when it came to the peanut - Salmonella outbreak.

The intolerable outbreak of crime we saw on the streets of our cities this summer shined a light on our youth justice system and the underlying reasons why young people sometimes feel they have nothing to lose and a lot to gain from crime.

You may not have diseases now, but you see in this area, there is no way you can say you are looking for money without contending with series of hazards and a clear example is the fire outbreak,» the Governor said.

This month, which sees the centenary anniversary of the outbreak of World War I, is a time of reflection and remembrance for Europe.

UN sanctions against Zimbabwe have failed to bring an end to Mugabe's rule in Zimbabwe, which is labouring under hyperinflation that sees prices double every day and a cholera outbreak that has infected almost 20,000 people.