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" ... Hot tubs have long been a source of infections from a bacterium called Pseudomonas aeruginosa. This water-loving bacteria can cause an infection of the hair follicles, which results in a diffuse rash of small zit-like bumps. Occasionally, people become more generally ill with fever, sore throat, headache or diffuse symptoms. Usually, no treatment is needed. If it doesn’t promptly go away or the person is more seriously ill, a culture of the pus should be sent for sensitivity testing, since there is increasing antibiotic resistance. Prevention is by adequate chlorination of the water. ... "
" ... The other way we can do this is to try and prepare the company's accounts as if it were annual GDP. Roughly speaking, this means the profits of the company pus the wages it pays. For Alibaba, this is going to be pretty similar to revenues after costs of sales. Or, projecting from the last accounts, perhaps $12 billion a year. This is, we might note, rather smaller than that stock market value and thus is also rather smaller than those two country GDP numbers. ... "
" ... Unlike most smartphone manufacturers, Samsung has been very reluctant to pus a notched display into its handsets. Instead it has retained two distinctive chins at the top and bottom of the displays to accommodate the required forward facing hardware. ... "
" ... “Vaccination was a uniquely human process,” wrote Duggan, Klunk, and their colleagues. “Vaccination material was still being produced within humans and transferred directly from donors to patients.” That changed in the early 20th century, as consumers and regulators started realizing that there were some health and safety concerns involved in putting infected pus from one person directly into another. Around the same time, pharmaceutical companies started realizing it was more cost-effective to mass-produce viral strains for vaccines in animals. Today, the strains of vaccinia virus used for smallpox vaccines are produced in various cell cultures. ... "