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susceptibility

[suh-sep-tuh-bil-i-tee] / səˌsɛp təˈbɪl ɪ ti /


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More than 95 percent of all people have natural immunity to Hansen’s, which is only mildly communicable even to those with susceptibility, and since 1941, it has been entirely curable.

From Salon

These values are also tied to susceptibility to the men's rights movement's values and opinions regarding white supremacy and abortion.

From Salon

Joseph Ladapo, Florida’s crackpot surgeon-general, refused to wear a mask at a meeting with a state legislator even after she told him she was a breast cancer patient with an elevated susceptibility to infection.

From Los Angeles Times

McBride, who led the university’s Health Center when Paregol died, acknowledged in emails to administrators that “mold can cause respiratory irritation that may increase susceptibility of any viral infection.”

From Washington Post

Wildfire smoke has been linked to a range of negative health effects, including asthma attacks and more susceptibility to respiratory infections, Harris said.

From Seattle Times