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cancer_not_communicable/Clonally_transmissible_cancer_3_1.txt | missible cancers being known. The evolution of transmissible cancer is unlikely, because the cell clone must be adapted to survive a physical transmission of living cells between hosts, and must be able to survive in the environment of a new host's immune system. Animals that have undergone population bottlenecks may b... |
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cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_10_0.txt | Communicable diseases can transmit through contact with bodily fluids, insect
bites, contaminated surfaces, water, and foods, or through the air. |
cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_91_0.txt | * headache
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cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_12_0.txt | Functionally, there are two basic types of immunization, active and passive. Active immunization refers to the generation of immune protection by a host's own immune response. In contrast, passive immunization is conferred by transfer of immune effectors, most commonly antibody (a.k.a. immunoglobulin, antisera), from a... |
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cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_87_24.txt | Hochberg N.S., Hamer D.H. Anisakidosis: perils of the deep. Clin. Infect. Dis. 2010;51:806–812. [PubMed] [Google Scholar]
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cancer_not_communicable/viruseshtml_432_0.txt | Scientists have found that some lab animals, such as hamsters, developed
mesotheliomas when they were intentionally infected with SV40. Researchers
have also noticed that SV40 can make mouse cells grown in the lab become
cancerous. |
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cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_104_0.txt | Vaccines are a highly effective method for preventing specific viral
infections. There are several [ different types
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cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_32_1.txt | refusal and associated increased risk for vaccine-preventable diseases among both nonvaccinated and fully vaccinated (but not fully protected) individuals (Phadke et al., 2016). |
cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_46_0.txt | Humans are the reservoir for many common infectious diseases including STIs (e.g., HIV, syphilis) and respiratory diseases (e.g., influenza). Humans also serve as a reservoir, although not always a primary reservoir, for many neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) as, for example, dracunculiasis (a.k.a. Guinea worm). From ... |
cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_112_0.txt | A severe or chronic fungal infection may require prescription [ antifungal
medications ](https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/antifungal) and, in
rare cases, intravenous medication. |
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cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_70_0.txt | Vehicles: Inanimate objects that serve as an intermediate in the indirect transmission of a pathogen from a reservoir or infected host to a susceptible host. These include food, water, and fomites such as doorknobs, surgical instruments, and used needles. |
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cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_132_0.txt | * Symptoms of HIV. (2020).
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cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_68_0.txt | Some symptoms of these infections include: |
cancer_not_communicable/Clonally_transmissible_cancer_3_0.txt | Other animals[edit]
Contagious cancers are known to occur in dogs, Tasmanian devils, Syrian hamsters, and some marine bivalves including soft-shell clams. These cancers have a relatively stable genome as they are transmitted. Recent studies have tested whether other highly prevalent wildlife cancers, such as urogenital... |
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cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_21_0.txt | Some communicable diseases may be mild, and symptoms pass after a few days.
However, some can be serious and potentially life threatening. Symptom
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cancer_not_communicable/viruseshtml_389_0.txt | HBV and HCV are spread from person to person in much the same way as HIV (see
the section on HIV below) — through sharing needles (such as during injection
drug use), unprotected sex, or childbirth. They can also be passed on through
blood transfusions, but this is rare in the United States because donated
blood is tes... |
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cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_17_0.txt | Malaria
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cell carcinomas harbor Merkel polyomavirus. _J Clin Invest_.
2012;122:4645-4653. |
cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_87_6.txt | ., Gordon D.C., Tarr P.I., Bartleson C.A., Lewis J.H., Barrett T.J., Wells J.G. A multistate outbreak of Escherichia coli O157:H7-associated bloody diarrhea and hemolytic uremic syndrome from hamburgers. The Washington experience. JAMA. 1994;272:1349–1353. [PubMed] [Google Scholar]
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](https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ringworm/) fungal infection of the skin. The
characteristic symptom of ringworm is a ring-shaped rash. It may be dry,
scaly, or itchy. |
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cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_1_2.txt | and prevention relies on a thorough understanding of the factors determining transmission. This article summarizes the fundamental principles of infectious disease transmission while highlighting many of the agent, host, and environmental determinants of these diseases that are of particular import to public health pr... |
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cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_80_0.txt | [ Athlete’s foot ](https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/261244) is a
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Dynamics of Infectious Diseases within Populations
A variety of terms are used to describe the occurrence of an infectious disease within a specific geographic area or population. Sporadic diseases occur occasionally and unpredictably, while endemic diseases occur with predictable regularity. Levels of endemicit... |
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Infectious Disease Control and Prevention
Based on the classic model of Leavell and Clark (1965), infectious disease prevention activities can be categorized as primary, secondary, or tertiary. Primary prevention occurs at the predisease phase and aims to protect populations, so that infection and disease never ... |
cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_14_0.txt | A communicable disease is any disease that passes between people or animals.
People sometimes refer to communicable diseases as “infectious” or
“transmissible” diseases. |
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cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_27_1.txt | the start of the period of clinical illness, which occurs up to 21 days following exposure (Figure 3(a); Pandey et al., 2014). |
cancer_not_communicable/viruseshtml_133_0.txt | * |
cancer_not_communicable/NBK470303_48_0.txt | Stool concentrations are the highest 2 weeks after transmission. Patients are
considered non-infectious about a week after inoculation or the onset of
jaundice. Patients who are symptomatic most often present with acute onset
fever, malaise, jaundice, hepatomegaly, and abdominal pain. Jaundice is often
followed with ma... |
cancer_not_communicable/NBK470303_46_0.txt | Specifically, hepatitis is a form of a communicable disease that is spread
through the oral-fecal route. An individual is exposed to hepatitis by coming
in contact with blood products, consuming contaminated water, having sex with
another infected person (oral and intercourse), or eating food that is
contaminated by th... |
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cancer_not_communicable/viruseshtml_374_0.txt | HPV also has a role in causing some cancers of the [ penis
](/cancer/types/penile-cancer.html), [ anus ](/cancer/types/anal-cancer.html)
, [ vagina ](/cancer/types/vaginal-cancer.html), [ vulva
](/cancer/types/vulvar-cancer.html), and [ mouth and throat
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cancer_not_communicable/NBK470303_55_0.txt | Also of note is the fact that nearly 1200 outbreaks of HAV were recorded among
individuals who are homeless, use intravenous (IV) drugs, men who have sex
with men, and their close or direct contacts as investigated by the health
departments in Arizona, California, Colorado, Michigan, New York and Utah
(DOH, Florida 201... |
cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_8_3.txt | include both innate, genetic factors and acquired factors such as the specific immunity that develops following exposure or vaccination. The malaria resistance afforded carriers of the sickle cell trait exemplifies how genetics can influence susceptibility to infectious disease (Aidoo et al., 2002). Susceptibility is ... |
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cancer_not_communicable/communicablediseases_130_0.txt | * Ringworm. (2020).
[ https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ringworm
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cancer_not_communicable/Clonally_transmissible_cancer_3_2.txt | , in the manner of cervical cancer caused by human papillomavirus. However, canine transmissible venereal tumor mutes the expression of the immune response, whereas the Syrian hamster disease spreads due to lack of genetic diversity.
Canine transmissible venereal tumor[edit]
Main article: Canine transmissible venereal ... |
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cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_11_1.txt | the infecting agent, quality of the vaccine, type of vaccine (i.e., live or inactivated virus, subunit, etc.), and ability of the host to generate an immune response. For example, a single yellow fever vaccination appears to confer lifelong immunity, whereas immune protection against tetanus requires repeat vaccinatio... |
cancer_not_communicable/viruseshtml_460_0.txt | Manfredi JJ, Dong J, Liu WJ, et al. Evidence against a role for SV40 in human
mesothelioma. _Cancer Research_. 2005;65:2602–2609. |
cancer_not_communicable/PMC7150340_34_1.txt | a chain of infection cannot be sustained. Thus, Ro and R can be used to calculate the target immunization coverage needed for the success of vaccination programs. |
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2017). Since 1996, the declining incidence in the United States is attributed
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An incidence of 1 case per 10,000 was notably the lowest recorded in 2007.
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