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This most likely causes the child to become a healthy carrier.

The new finding suggests that some cases may result from healthy carriers.

An apparently healthy carrier, she infected 47 people while working as a cook.

They have charged that the larger, more financially healthy carriers are using the current crisis to try to reduce competition.

The healthier carriers of the virus showed more active killer cells, according to the scientists.

Yet for unknown reasons many other people are healthy carriers of the virus and escape serious liver damage.

This systematic destruction also disposes of healthy carriers of the disease.

The virus survives in healthy carrier pigs for up to three months, and can be recovered from them between outbreaks.

This information may also enable researchers to speed up experiments seeking to determine whether drugs can protect healthy carriers of the virus.

It's striking that unions now see the need to find a middle ground even at relatively healthy carriers, instead of acting only as bankruptcy looms.

Airline mergers, he wrote recently, "raise costs above any potential expected benefits" because integrating healthy carriers is disruptive.

An accurate test could detect individuals who might be healthy carriers of the virus and those who have mild cases.

S. pneumoniae resides asymptomatically in the nasopharynx of healthy carriers.

Programs offered by the biggest, healthiest carriers - American, Delta and United - continue to have the most members, well over 10 million each.

Carriers operating under bankruptcy protection are more likely than healthy carriers to cut prices on their seats to raise cash quickly.

Such medical surveillance could determine the frequency with which healthy carriers spread the Lyme spirochete in transfusions.

But if a healthy carrier is treated with antibiotics that destroy the beneficial bacteria, C. difficile can emerge as a serious threat.

Some children and adults are healthy carriers of strep bacteria; the organisms reside in their throats but do not make them sick.

The healthy carriers have long contended that the protection afforded some competitors by the bankruptcy courts unfairly tilts their playing field.

The study group is composed of about 12 healthy carriers of the AIDS virus, both men and women.

Many people are healthy carriers of V. cholerae, a factor that promotes transmission of the bacteria and makes quarantine ineffective.

However, the Supreme Court left open whether that standard applied to healthy carriers of the AIDS virus.

And allowing sick airlines to pump up their projected returns gives them an unfair advantage over healthy carriers that must calculate their obligations more conservatively.

It was an unusually large amount of one-time charges for a reasonably healthy carrier, said Philip Baggaley, an analyst at Standard & Poor's.