blood-borne

I was free from blood-borne disease, so I'd been told.

In general, knowledge is trying to catch up with public concern about blood-borne diseases.

"So they're really no longer at risk of any blood-borne disease," he said.

A blood-borne disease is one that can be spread through contamination by blood.

He cut his finger in a demonstration of how the blood-borne disease is spread.

Did they talk about blood-borne diseases and saliva or what?

Risk of spreading blood-borne illness has been noted among Western doctors.

Such a delicate injury, so little blood, but sometimes a nick is enough with blood-borne diseases.

The cause was a blood-borne infection, his family said.

How to get across the idea of governmental guilt in promoting a blood-borne disease?

The 2010 evaluation found no measurable impact on blood-borne diseases.

The infection is usually blood-borne and may infect almost any organ in the body.

Precautions are in effect to prevent the spread of blood-borne diseases from the victims' remains.

I think it's highly remote, if there were blood-borne products around, that someone coming in contact with it would get infected.

A comprehensive approach: preventing blood-borne infections among injection drug users.

The patients studied by the Anderson team received blood-borne cells harvested from their donors in this way.

Under universal precautions all patients are considered to be possible carriers of blood-borne pathogens.

By penetrating the skin, it is possible for this waste to spread blood-borne pathogens.

The pressure prevents blood-borne molecules, including oxygen, from entering the central tumor areas.

People with chronic illnesses, especially liver disease, can develop a fatal blood-borne infection.

Hepatitis C is a blood-borne virus that can linger for years without symptoms.

While they are immune to blood-borne diseases, they can pass them on to their victims.

Since the bacteria are blood-borne, several organs can be affected, including the spleen and brain.

However, such an act is considered highly inadvisable from a medical standpoint due to the risk of blood-borne diseases.

The organisms spreading these diseases are called blood-borne pathogens.