Search results for "Quarantine" - New World Encyclopedia

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  • Irwin enthusiastically joined with the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service in a media campaign to promote Australia's strict quarantine/customs ...
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  • He also placed a naval "quarantine" (blockade) on Cuba ... and announced the naval blockade as a quarantine zone of 500 nautical miles ...
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  • In 1899, Dr. Noguchi worked at the Yokohama Port Quarantine Office as an assistant quarantine doctor. Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Museum, Noguchi ...
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  • located in state and local health agencies, quarantine/border health offices at ports of entry, and 45 countries around the world, from Angola to Zimbabwe. ...
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  • === Splashdown and quarantine === [[File:Splashdown 3.jpg|thumb|Columbia ... to the Mobile Quarantine Facility (MQF), where they would begin the ...
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  • Prairie dogs is the common name for any of the social, burrowing, North American rodents comprising the genus Cynomys of the [squirrel]] family ...
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  • She died of a stroke after 26 years in quarantine. An autopsy found evidence of live typhoid bacteria in her gallbladder. Today, a Typhoid ...
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  • as a resort. When prevented by quarantine rules from entering Nice in 1834, he instead went to the nearby fishing village of Cannes. He enjoyed ...
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  • symptoms allows medical professionals to quickly quarantine vectors and prevent them from carrying the pathogen elsewhere. Genetic mutations could occur ...
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  • people was opened in 1347. The city’s first quarantine hospital (Lazarete) was opened in 1377, the orphanage was opened in 1432, and the water supply ...
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  • natural enemy is then passed through a rigorous quarantine process, to ensure that no unwanted organisms (such as hyperparasitoids or parasites of the ...
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  • fruit flies infestations may impose strong quarantine restrictions or even bans on fruit imported from countries where the fruit fly is endemic. In ...
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  • carry out other duties including immigration, quarantine, customs processing of aircraft, visiting ships and yachts, and co-ordination of emergency ...
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  • missile sites, but Kennedy ordered a naval quarantine in which the U.S. Navy inspected all ships arriving in Cuba. He began negotiations with the Soviets ...
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  • enough for settlement. It has been used as a quarantine station for people and animals and as an internment camp during the First and Second World Wars ...
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  • #039;s letter was lost due to Eisenstein's quarantine during the smallpox outbreak, and a script re-write ultimately postponed film production ...
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  • /35/9/1071/330421/The-Origin-of-Quarantine "The origin of quarantine,"] Clinical Infectious Diseases 35: 1071-1072 (Infectious Diseases ...
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  • President Nixon during the post-mission quarantine period]] ... After being released from an 18-day quarantine to ensure that they ...
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  • October the U.S. implemented an island-wide quarantine to search vessels headed to Cuba, sparking the Cuban Missile Crisis. The U.S. saw the missiles ...
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