What is "pathogens"

Usage examples of "pathogens".

It seemed impossible that a variety of very different pathogens were developing multiresistance spontaneously.

Millions of people mixing antibiotics and potential pathogens in their guts, year in, year out.

Half the hospitals in Europe have suffered major outbreaks of multiple-resistant pathogens during the last eighteen months.

The CDC compiled statistics, carried out laboratory work on lethal pathogens, and even entered the field if circumstances called for it.

Ford had hoped they were going to talk about his ideas regarding the spread of resistant pathogens in the South Central community.

It struck him that he knew next to nothing about its effect on bacterial pathogens or its side effects on the human body.

He also believed that Earth was not only seeded by life from space but also by many of its diseases, such as influenza and bubonic plague, and suggested at one point that humans evolved projecting noses with the nostrils underneath as a way of keeping cosmic pathogens from falling into them.

In its quest to rid the body of pathogens, the immune system sometimes destroys cells or damages critical tissues, so often when you are unwell what you are feeling is not the pathogens but your own immune responses.

If they were working with recognized pathogens then, yesthere are regulations.