Sentences with phrase «severe outbreak»

Areas with less hair, such as the ears, elbows and stomach, generally have the most severe outbreaks.

People who suffer from more severe outbreaks of Herpes will be prescribed certain medications which include: Famvir, Choraphor, Zovirax and Valtrex.

PNEUMONIA AROUND THE GLOBE: A hospital - acquired, virulent strain of a common, gram - negative intestinal bacterium caused several severe outbreaks in 2011.

I know I have more severe outbreaks after consuming any fruit that has juice (ie: apples, grapes, oranges, lemons, limes etc.), chocolate and some flavored seems to make my mouth feel tingly.

The winter outlook brings the possibility of another Snowmaggedon storm, causing severe outbreaks of cold and snowy conditions.

Forecasts of how severe an outbreak will be, where it might move, and who is most susceptible would help health officials concentrate resources in the right places, killing mosquitos and their larvae, or eliminating out potential breeding grounds in places of high risk.

With the health authorities diverted into treating casualties, he warned that cases now might lead to a «very severe outbreak».

The breeder felt that, after the initial severe outbreaks the puppy and his brother had, that things cleared up satisfactorily after finding a limited ingredient kibble.

Early in 1995, the kennel population of more than 100 dogs at the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association's Midlands Regional Centre in Leamington Spa was hit by an unusually severe outbreak of diarrhoea.

An analysis of influenza patterns show that warmer - than - average winters coincided with more severe outbreaks, bad news for a warming world

Confronted with what has become one of the world's most severe outbreaks of Escherichia coli, physicians and scientists in Germany say that the country's fractured health - management system has failed to handle the crisis properly.

In recent years, severe outbreaks of cholera occurred in Bangladesh and in Peru.

We are particularly pleased to note that in spite of the challenging external situations coffee farmers were facing — including severe climatic conditions; extremely high fertilizer prices, Coffee Berry Borer (CBB) infestation and a severe outbreak of coffee rust — better agricultural practices meant UTZ farmers were able to maintian their yield and actually increase their productivity and income.»

Scientists looking at influenza patterns across the United States going back more than a decade found that warmer - than - average winters give way to earlier and more severe outbreaks.

«Comprehensive genomic study provides evidence that dengue has become endemic, diverse in China: Study suggests dengue can persist year - round in China, increasing the risk of more frequent and severe outbreaks.»

Since April 2010, a severe outbreak of duck viral infection, with egg drop, feed uptake decline and ovary - oviduct disease, has spread around the major duck - producing regions in China.

This past week I had a severe outbreak and have been racking my brain trying to figure out what brought this on again when I have not had an outbreak in years.

The Mtb K strain, which phylogenetically belongs to the Beijing genotype, was first isolated in 1998 in South Korea, when a severe outbreak of pulmonary TB occurred in a senior high school.

You can not rely on berries to be your only source of Antioxidants when you have herpes, you can cause frequent and more severe outbreaks.

Future pandemic flu outbreaks would be ranked, like hurricanes, on a scale of 1 to 5, and school closures of up to three months would be recommended for more severe outbreaks, according to a planning guide released jointly last week by the Department of Education, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

In the mid 1990s, a guide dog school in England was hit by a severe outbreak of diarrhea.

In March 2015, a severe outbreak of respiratory disease affecting over 1,000 dogs in the Chicago, IL area was documented.

«The stress and financial drain associated with a severe outbreak isn't worth leaving to fate.»

There is currently a severe outbreak of Canine Influenza Virus (CIV) in the Chicago area, on the brink of being an epidemic, which you may have seen in the news.

A severe outbreak of the highly contagious and often fatal distemper virus was reportedly discovered at the Oberlin, Kan., facility after sick puppies from the facility were sold to customers of at least two Wyoming pet stores.

The HSUS responded to news that an estimated 1,200 dogs from a notorious Kansas puppy mill were euthanized by a state agency after a severe outbreak of the distemper virus.

Of course, we also report more pressing stories about conservation and climate change, paying attention to the severe outbreak of coral bleaching damaging our planet's reefs — and informing our readers about the harmful practice of big game hunting.

A preliminary National Weather Service evaluation of climate variables known to cause tornadoes in the Southeast doesn't show a global warming - related trend that can be linked to the severe outbreak.

I am not arguing the point about invasive species being misrepresented or not, but thought I would point out one example quite reasonably associated with GW, and that is the severe outbreak of pine beetle in BC due to successive mild winters.

This spring was the coldest in recollection in the U.S. but so far has had severe outbreaks of tornadoes indicating that cold is the harbinger of Tornadoes, not Global Warming.

Devastating floods in Pakistan in 2010 killed hundreds of people and led to a severe outbreak of cholera.