Examples of using Human cases in English and their translations into German
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Directive 92/117/EEC provides for collection of data on human cases of zoonoses.
Over 150,000 human cases of salmonellosis are reported every year in the European Union.
However some eastern European countries report some cases in animals and a few human cases.
One- no confirmed human cases infected with the pandemic virus in any EU Member State;
Ensure efficient and reliable epidemiological surveillance for human cases of zoonoses, including TSE;
Two- one or more confirmed human cases infected with the pandemic virus in any EU Member State;
Worse, Indonesia is no longer providing the WHO withtimely notification of bird flu outbreaks or human cases.
  Table 2: Human cases of influenza A(blue) involve far fewer virus subtypes than are found in birds.
As dogs are often viewed as disease sentinels the likelihood is that this forecast increase in Lymedisease risk will also translate into human cases.
No human cases but risk of sporadic importation or appearance of isolated cases in Member States.
The EU report of 1999 included also information on human cases of verotoxigenic E. coli(VTEC) infections with 1.892 cases. .
Three human cases were handled in 1988, including the first whole body patient of Alcor's, and one in 1989.
As of 23 April 2013,the health authorities of China had notified WHO of 108 laboratory-confirmed human cases of A(H7N9) virus and 22 deaths.
All the reported human cases have resulted from a transmission from infected animals to human beings.
In particular, there is much concern over the development of AMR in Campylobacter and Salmonella, currently the two most reported zoonotic infections in the EU 220,209 and95,548 confirmed human cases in 2011, respectively.
Member States are obliged to transmit information on detected human cases to the Network on communicable diseases, and the ECDC, using the Early Warning and Response System;
Most human cases caused by other avian influenza viruses occurred after exposure through contact with infected poultry or contaminated environments, including live poultry markets.
The forecast is based on historical data such as more than a million veterinary diagnostic results for Lyme disease, as well as weather conditions and trends,the changing patterns of human and wildlife populations and the incidence of human cases of Lyme disease.
The book describes the Lonati in a set of human cases that lead back to the main theme of this dichotomy between Awareness of the end and desire to remove the sense.
Any Lyme disease vaccine that is developed will need to be tested in the laboratory before being deployed in the wild but the hope is that such a development will lead to significant decreases in micecarrying Borrelia and, therefore, fewer human cases of Lyme disease in the longer term.
There are no human cases in EU but a heightened risk of importation or appearance of isolated cases in Member States and increased risk of transmission from them.
Strengthen and further develop the existing surveillance mechanisms on vCJD at the Community level,in order to make full use of the data on human cases within the network for epidemiological surveillance and control of communicable diseases in the Community, in order to improve assessment of risks to human health;
These are human cases, sometimes painful, always rich in lessons, that we are trying to solve within the confined limits of our means, resources and competences. This is possible also because of the contribution of the European Commission and its services which, I stress, unlike the Council and the Member States, are in constant dialogue with our committee nearly every day.
In particular it is stipulated that where specific surveillance networksare put in place for zoonoses for which surveillance of human cases is required under Directive 92/117/EEC, surveillance shall be performed in accordance with Decision 2119/98/EC and such data required for the implementation of Directive 92/117/EEC shall be made fully available for that purpose.
Where specific surveillance networks are put in place for zoonoses for which surveillance of human cases is required under Directive 92/117/EEC, that surveillance shall be performed in accordance with Decision No 2119/98/EC, and such data required for the implementation of Directive 92/117/EC shall be made fully available for that purpose.
This scenario includes no human case in the EU.
No human case in the EU.
GSE has human case reports and reports that suggest that GSE may help support cardiovascular health.
Avian influenza does not normally affect humans but the first human case of avian influenza has been recently documented.
This scenario includes no novel avianinfluenza virus detected in animals in Europe, and no human case.