fleabite

Bubonic plague (BP), the predominant form, is acquired by fleabite. Pneumonic plague (PP), which is less common, might arise from BP by hematogenous spread to lungs or inhalation of aerosols during human-to-human transmission.

ostensibly humble punctum of the fleabite is first proffered as an

The scope for disruption is massive, and by comparison the Irish backstop issue is a fleabite. Some [pounds sterling]423 billion of trade crosses UK borders every year, much of that is with the EU or goes onto other destinations via the rest of Europe.

As an additional benefit, coconut oil on the skin helps small scrapes heal and eases irritation from fleabite allergies.

Humans are considered accidental hosts, primarily contaminated by inoculation of the rickettsiae through a fleabite site on their skin [2, 3].

And I noticed the lap dog scratching a fleabite With its back leg, hoping, perhaps, for a drop of blood To lick.

Can fleabite moves like this make a difference, or do we need someone to take an axe to the waste and ineffi-ciency in a magnificent system, the envy of the world, before the money runs out altogether and patients are deprived of vital treatments?

According to the literature, the fleabite allergy is the most frequent allergic disease observed in small animal clinics (16,17).

Although that pounds 40m investment is only a fleabite compared with the pounds 877m for Salford Quays in Manchester and pounds 140m in Pacific Quays in Glasgow, it is still a big triumph for Wales.

For example, eczema is a fairly common problem, caused by fleabite hypersensitivity and other allergies.

"Mr Barton has got plenty of money and this pay-out will be merely a fleabite in his total affairs."

Our efforts, while not be despised in any way, are a fleabite on the back of the global problem.