Examples of using Outbreaks in English and their translations into Chinese
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CBM B: Exchange of information on outbreaks of infectious diseases and similar occurrences caused by toxins;
To prevent outbreaks of vaccine-derived virus, WHO has declared that once the wild virus is gone, countries must stop all use of OPV.
Outbreaks can happen when many children remain without vaccination- such as the underlying cause of the polio outbreak the country is experiencing.
Those two outbreaks have largely been among children in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community whose parents have refused to vaccinate them.
By contrast, serious outbreaks of disease among broilers and mink have resulted in an increased use of antimicrobials in these animals.
The links between natural and deliberate outbreaks of disease, and responses to them, were being improved.
The spread and severity of the outbreaks have also been affected by a compromised immune system response among Yemen's population caused by widespread famine.
While there is no cure for herpes, antiviral medications can suppress outbreaks and shorten the duration of symptoms and active shedding of virus.
Political tension and outbreaks of violence often led Israeli authorities to close the border for extended periods, putting many Palestinians out of work.
Disease outbreaks on farms affect productivity in numerous undesirable ways, such as reducing productivity, increasing mortality and reducing daily gain.
Local outbreaks of dangerous infectious diseases whether natural or deliberate can have global consequences.
Norovirus was the most common cause of outbreaks(1,130 outbreaks[38%]) and outbreak-associated illnesses(27,623 illnesses[41%]).
Van der Velde has worked on two previous Ebola outbreaks and says she does it because she believes in justice and equality.
Most outbreaks of transnational terrorism in the past took a generation to burn out.
Child Health Days remained a key approach to delivering life-saving services in complex emergencies, including in responding to cholera outbreaks.
These outbreaks generally affect people who aren't vaccinated, and occur in close-contact settings such as schools or college campuses.
Seasonal influenza outbreaks(such as H1N1 flu) have caused thousands of deaths and caused heavy burden on national health expenditure.
Those incidents were of extreme concern to the Government, which had outlined a plan to prevent outbreaks of violence.
In the area of health protection, remote sensing technology is well suited to the dynamic nature of outbreaks and epidemics of infectious diseases.
The country was prone to natural disasters(flash floods, cyclones, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes) and outbreaks of disease.