In 2005, the company got a call from a new, unexpected client: The Centers for Disease Control and prevention.
As the Centers for Disease Control and prevention has repeatedly noted, Ebola is not transferred through air.
Since the 10th century, Bulgaria has practiced varying forms of prevention to keep vampires from coming back to life.
According to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and prevention (CDC) released Tuesday, so does the urgency.
She said she would also tell the pope to focus first on prevention, instead of forgiveness.
The whole of life may be directed to their prevention or cure.
"prevention is better than cure," is the motto of these Centres.
Such a measure could not be "for their benefit and comfort," or for "the prevention of injuries and oppression."
The method of prevention for this disease is almost entirely vaccination.
No peril of the deep was unforeseen, no ounce of prevention unprovided.
mid-15c., "action of stopping an event or practice," from Middle French prévention and directly from Late Latin praeventionem (nominative praeventio) "action of anticipating," noun of action from past participle stem of praevenire (see prevent).
