0 of diseases, etc., able to be passed from one person or animal to another:
Almost every transmissible disease has an incubation period during which the person is infected but not yet showing signs of disease.
To start a pandemic, the virus will have to be highly transmissible between humans.
The main thing is to educate people that foot-and-mouth disease is not transmissible to humans.
The Pill will not protect you against sexually transmissible infections.
CJD in humans and mad cow disease in cattle belong to a family of diseases called Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies, or TSEs.
Cancer is not infectious or transmissible. It's not something you catch from somebody.
The disease was known to be transmissible to man, and is peculiarly unpleasant and swiftly fatal in its acute form.
Let us therefore postpone the discussion of the ethical aspects of possible future discoveries of transmissible gene therapy for personality traits!
We might rather consider it produced - as a transmissible social fact - by psychoanalytic theory and practice.
They also possessed multiple antimicrobial resistances, which were encoded by a transmissible plasmid, and showed mostly identical genomic pulsed-field gel electrophoretic patterns.
But the transmissible character trait targeted by the intervention remains one on which there is agreement regardless of differing ideals of human perfection.
In general, transmissible agent, host and environment are the three factors that affect the epidemiology of communicable diseases.
