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Significados de communicable disease en inglés

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инфекционное заболевание
portugués
doenças contagiosas
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enfermedad infecciosa
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malaltia infecciosa
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Disease caused by infection of pathogenic biological agents in a host organism.

enfermedad infecciosa
Uso de communicable disease en inglés
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He was beginning to believe that Roland's illness was a communicable disease.
The waste lands
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Its not a communicable disease, she cannot give it to anyone.
Radio NZ
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Non communicable disease is claiming seven out of 10 lives.
Radio NZ
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This is a communicable disease disaster in the making.
The Guardian
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The data was sourced from the communicable disease surveillance system, and central public health laboratory results.
Pubmed
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Non- communicable disease is the most urgent development challenge facing Solomon Islands, Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says.
Radio NZ
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I thought they wanted no part of me, as though I had some fatal, communicable disease.
Huck: the remarkable true story of how one lost puppy taught a f...
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Quickly identifying and segregating people carrying the virus can slow the spread of a communicable disease.
Wired
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These include an air-droppable surgical post, communicable disease isolation unit and mobile hospitals of varying size.
The South African
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Diphtheria is an acute, specific, infectious, communicable disease.
The Eugenic Marriage, Volume 4 (of 4) / A Personal Guide to the ...
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In addition, this report comments on other important developments in communicable disease control in Australia in 2001.
Pubmed
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These headline grabbing schemes should be replaced by locality-led strategies rooted in communicable disease control, it said.
The Guardian
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Fear is a communicable disease; it comes out in the sweat and passes from host to host.
Hemlock Grove
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That word is like a communicable disease.
Starstruck
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There are at present "no communicable disease outbreaks in Baghdad and the surrounding areas", she said.
The Irish Times
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It was only children who were believed to have a communicable disease that could be prevented from attending.
Radio NZ