Examples of using Typhoid in English and their translations into Chinese
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The following vaccinations are recommended: cholera, diphtheria and tetanus, hepatitis A and B, typhoid and yellow fever.
By removing moisture through freeze-drying, researchers have created temperature-stable vaccines for measles, typhoid and meningococcal disease.
Gray's website lists a string of ailments which he claims the sound waves could cure, including head injury, menstrual pain, typhoid and anxiety.
Join Alice Liddell(Alice in Wonderland) on a journey through the history of early typhoid control and discover….
Since the river was also the main source of drinking water for the city, people died by the thousands from dysentery, cholera, and typhoid.
Communicable diseases associated with extreme poverty, such as typhoid, cholera, and leprosy, are rare in New Zealand.
I shall never forget that hideous summer sixteen years ago, when like a noxious afrite from the halls of Eblis typhoid stalked leeringly through Arkham.
As one of the first antibiotics, it could cure patients of potentially deadly bacterial illnesses, such as scarlet fever, typhoid and pneumonia.
Travellers visiting regions with typhoid danger, specifically these exposed to locations with poor sanitation should speak to a overall health care provider about vaccination.
Unlike the great scourges like typhoid, cholera or tuberculosis, epidemics of polio increased with improved hygiene and nutrition.
Dougan says he and his colleagues are sequencing many more typhoid isolates to pin down the origins of H58.
(d) Take all appropriate measures to prevent the spread of communicable diseases, specifically typhoid and cholera.
Like a wedding night, her fingers touched his skin, typhoid and cold.
This means it can be targeted through vaccination- and typhoid could potentially be eradicated.
Essential chemicals and spare parts continue to be supplied to Dushanbe to support ongoing typhoid prevention programmes.
Hepatitis, typhoid, meningitis, and other communicable diseases do exist in the country, but most tourists will run little risk of coming in contact with them.
El Niño events have also been linked to outbreaks of disease(e.g. typhoid, shigellosis, hepatitis, viral encephalitis, eastern equine encephalitis, malaria and dengue) in other parts of the world.
The World Food Programme distributed meals to about 10,000 families, while the World Health Organization provided water purification tablets, typhoid vaccines, and health kits to about 100,000 people.
A group of 20 young male volunteers took part and received a salmonella typhoid vaccine that causes temporary inflammation but has few other side effects.
The diseases are: respiratory ailments, streptococcal pharyngitis, conjunctivitis, typhoid and paratyphoid, viral hepatitis, skin diseases, anaemia, hypertension, ischemic heart disease, ictus, mental disorders, tuberculosis and malaria.