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Chikungunya outbreaks happened in 2007.
According to the Center for Science in the Public Interest (see Related Links), the top 5 veggies responsible for foodborne outbreaks from 1990-2005 were: # Greens-based salad # Lettuce # Sprouts # Mushrooms # Potatoes If fruit were included, "fruit" would be #4 and melon would be #5. This does not take into consideration the most recent outbreaks. Sometimes, those epidemiological results take a long time to be tallied and published.
Outbreaks of jock itch, perhaps. Outbreaks of hilarity, not likely. Outbreaks of heat rash, maybe under the right environmental conditions. Your question is vague, too vague to be more specific than above.
Outbreaks on college campuses have occurred among immunized or incorrectly immunized students.
In the early to mid-1980s, there were outbreaks of CFS in some areas of the United States
The causes of electricity fire outbreaks in buildings are bad wires or overloading the circuit.
One of the best treatmens for extreme outbreaks of acne is to use a medicated cream from a dermatologist. If one is unable to obtain a medicated cream, then one can use over the counter acne treatments that are for extreme outbreaks.
Albin Holmgren has written: 'Handbook of disease outbreaks' -- subject(s): Epidemics, Communicable Disease Control, Disease Outbreaks
For two reasons:The main reason is to protect the food you are handling from you and any possible infection that could have developed in your cut. People with exposed cuts and sores have caused foodborne outbreaks. The food also needs to be protected from any blood-borne diseases you could be carrying.The second reason is to protect your cut from bacteria in the environment and to further reduce the possibility of infection.
Lime disease.
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It is best to test for disease antigens in sudden outbreaks right away. This is because these disease antigens tell the origin of the outbreak.