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infected

adjective Referring to a host with an infection.
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Such combination led to infection of pigs, which developed respiratory and neurologic symptoms after indirect exposure to infected fruit bats that shed the virus.
Wildlife, exotic pets, and emerging zoonoses (1)
Even though these viruses are nothing to sneeze at--especially for the very young, the elderly, and those already weakened by illness--most infected people recover.
Bird flu: the facts you need to know
Once infected with the virus, women are affected differently than men.
Women & HIV
A recent set of lab experiments then showed that infected lobsters didn't care whether they shared a hiding place with a healthy lobster or with another sick one.
Staying away from sick lobsters
"Billions of chickens in Asia have been infected and millions of people lived with them ...
Flue fears: bird flu has spread rapidly in the last few months, but how serious is the threat to humans?
lives and killed 50 million worldwide (2% of those infected died).
The flu ... and you
Approximately 30-35% of all ESRD patients are infected with HCV, and as a result of their condition, are unable to endure the toxicity of HCV drug treatment.
AETHLON MEDICAL LAUNCHES HEPATITIS-C CLINICAL TRIAL
All 34 infants born to women with HIV received antiretroviral prophylaxis, and 32 were followed up; two were HIV-infected at birth, and one was not infected at birth but tested positive by six weeks of age.
Rapid HIV test offered to women in labor proves acceptable and reliable
But it's not necessarily true that if you are getting "mailer-daemon" messages, you are infected with the worm.
"Deadbolt" your computer and "don't talk to strangers," anti-virus expert advises
Development in the first two years of life is slower among children that are HIV-positive in comparison to HIV-negative children born to infected mothers, even when controlling for maternal drug use, illness, and poverty (Diamond, 1989; Crocker, et al.
What educators should know about HIV?
Although many LTC residents and healthcare personnel have been shown to be colonized, but not infected, with MRSA in the nasopharynx, there is little supporting evidence that nasal carriage is a major threat.
When drugs don't kill 'bugs': strategies for preventing the spread of infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria. (Feature Article)
All of the ExploreZip variants spread as an e-mail attachment and activate by destroying Microsoft Office documents and source code files from infected computers and from local networks.
Computer virus year 2003 started with a bang

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