communicable disease

For example many people act as if cancer is a communicable disease.

I wondered if he could be looking for signs of a communicable disease.

Generally speaking, I consider emotional problems to be a communicable disease.

That could result in an increase of communicable diseases, he said, and would be morally wrong.

"It is not a communicable disease and cannot be transferred between humans."

The program reports on a Federal study that treats violence like a communicable disease.

No health department has issued a bulletin, but a communicable disease is making its way through the music community.

Over the last two decades, more than 30 new communicable diseases have been identified, the organization said.

In addition, the list of communicable diseases is now real and no longer only indicative.

Paranoia seems to have been a communicable disease in the Kremlin.

He took a step back as if I'd said I had a communicable disease.

Communicable diseases accounted for about 60 percent of all deaths.

Good grief, you make it sound like I've got a communicable disease or something."

It wasn't a communicable disease unless you happen to be a computer.

In a world of communicable diseases, it would certainly be a survival advantage.

I couldn't go near her if she got a communicable disease."

The greatest achievements were obtained in the fight against communicable disease.

Resistant bacteria are spread in much the same ways as any communicable disease.

Sheridan wondered for the first time if the kid might have some sort of communicable disease.

They develop communicable diseases that can spread across continents in days.

That could lead to serious public health problems, including the spread of communicable diseases."

The action plan on fighting communicable diseases was adopted by the Council earlier this year.

We want to support, in principle, this global fund to fight communicable diseases.

If anything in the area of health requires a transnational approach, it is communicable diseases.