How to pronounce“outbreaks”in English

uncontrollable outbreaks of infection sometimes related to military -- quasi military --

health outbreaks, infrastructure, medicine, all of it, right?

uncontrollable outbreaks of super weeds and super bugs.

flu outbreaks and all of those other things.

and outbreaks all around the world really if we're successful in this

We've had Ebola outbreaks since the 1970s.

Neglected disease and outbreaks are also a number of issues that would trigger intervention.

There were meningitis outbreaks all the time.

Your thoughts on these outbreaks.

will there be viral outbreaks and then it'll go down yes presumably and one one hope so I live in Manhattan so I certainly hope

these pathogenic outbreaks happen in other parts of the world having Partnerships with experts in those parts in those parts of the world must be a

can stop outbreaks it can allow society to keep running and could have prevented the outbreaks of last winter and

searches reliably predicted coveted outbreaks in the early days of the pandemic in given countries by as much as 16 days before the

having isolated ebola outbreaks but there weren't connections that were fast enough that would allow people to then spread it

We have thought about these viral outbreaks, possible pandemics more like weather events, like a hurricane, they're just going to come.

maybe posts a couple of dozen outbreaks a year on their website.

We also intervene in times of outbreaks.

Curious your thoughts about the multiple outbreaks of freedom that we've seen.

If you think about all the salmonella outbreaks that have happened, like spinach, than things where you're not actually adding heat to it.

And look for potential health outbreaks.

you're still wanting to stop outbreaks you say hey you know those tests that are in your cupboards households in this county

100 and you stop the outbreaks and everyone stays safe from everything you've seen how cheap can these things get from like in the

And many people because they went and then prevented the outbreaks, et cetera, who are those people?

to track where we might see the emergence of outbreaks, of course, following the hurricane-- Google, of course, not being the only

So doctors were routinely stoned in the streets during cholera outbreaks.

You can do things with Google like detect flu outbreaks before the CDC is able to detect flu outbreaks.

the truth so when I read about um these outbreaks of bacteria in the newspaper you know in the cereal

pathogens get through a filtration plant and cause outbreaks of disease well Riverkeeper was part of an historic agreement in 1997 called the watershed

Though epidemics, outbreaks in those countries were quickly controlled, because those systems were in place.

we can most likely beat back this outbreak because lots of outbreaks happen all the time including of SARS one where there was a multiple lab

and and i think we can do that we can keep outbreaks suppressed with testing because it's information like people keep thinking of tests as big medical

from one percent frequency to 90 frequency in almost all outbreaks so this mutation i like how you say in

Um you know, there are literally outbreaks of measles happening.

some of our collections this also shows so for example with the recent Ebola um outbreaks one of the first things you

Because usually the outbreaks are closer to the bush.

in in the the program we started in Goma where they were many outbreaks

Indonesia, which had one of the biggest outbreaks in Asia, decided to prioritize non-elderly populations first, on the theory that younger people were more likely to spread the disease.

going to see there is I think we're going to see outbreaks again.

Maybe not, if we don't see outbreaks, it will mean something's happened that's different.

pathogens and other threats this is a map that shows the many continents and many outbreaks in which CDC is involved and we're very proud of

seeing story after story of like whole parties of people or vaccines have outbreaks and and everyone knows more people now who

lot of ebola right it's not a continuous ongoing thing there are sporadic outbreaks here and there of a few thousand people at most

- As a consequence of that, we are particularly prone to the potential outbreaks of fungus and things like that.

these tools, one, to respond faster to emerging outbreaks, to detect them sooner.

First, that a civil society trusts the government enough to talk about possible new SARS outbreaks in a public forum, and that the government

the system is melting down where we having climate refugees, when we start having outbreaks of viruses because biodiversity are going to mentally collapse.

I think, especially doing these kind of real-time outbreaks, the Zika's another example.

But it wasn't just marginalized groups that were attacked during these outbreaks of disease.

But we were at a conference, and he said, outbreaks are inevitable.