biohazard

Family of mine found out when they engineered a machine to transform biohazard medical waste to standard 'grey' waste.

You act as if the scenarios outlined by the parent are as rare as biohazard emergencies.

I treat my cellphone as a possible biohazard and keep it away from my body.

Hair (and probably fingernails, were there a market for them) is relatively easy to clean compared to other body parts, but it is still a potential biohazard.

If you decide to slaughter the cow you own and use the remains to create biohazard you can expect to be disowned of some stuff pretty quickly.

Targets hit by the A-10 basically become biohazard...

Project (Apocalypse Reboot Kit) The basic idea is to categorize different apocalyptic scenarios (zombies, ww3, comet, biohazard wipe-out, etc) and develop 'kits' to bring back civilization.

* Outside of the pure grossness of the situation, there is nothing that should trigger fears of a biohazard, provided someone cleans it up.

The link to a page where a designer opines about how the Radiation and biohazard are great symbols because they are no understandable on first glance, memorable and need to be taught.

I'm sure this is true, but all of the manufacturers provide postage paid biohazard boxes for the explanted devices to be returned to the manufacturer and properly disposed of.

> If you would like functional elevators that aren't biohazard zones, I'd suggest becoming involved locally and solving the problem at its root.

The cost for each patient could easily be close to a million dollars if you count 2+ weeks in the ER, licensed biohazard disposal and decontamination, network tracing, quarantining exposed contacts, etc.

It's a bit sensationalist to call it a "biohazard", but not necessarily innacurate, and certainly not negligent.

If it were "easily containable compared to other infections", the doctors and nurses who treat the patients wouldn't have to wear full biohazard gear or use isolation wards.

"Biohazard" [6.2831] is a very interesting read about the soviet biological warfare programme.

He offers Mac a disguise, but Mac declines, saying he doesn't have to worry about such things with OS X." "PC appears wearing a biohazard suit to protect himself from viruses and malware.

I think bringing up Biohazard[0], a book about soviet bio warfare experiments and the culture they were conducted in seems pertinent.