A milk-borne epidemic of typhoid fever

A Milk Borne Epidemic of Typhoid Fever Traced to a Urinary Carrier.

Epidemic of Typhoid Fever in Surat

on the 28th day, one on the 19th day, and one on the 22nd day of the illness, each one with a varying degree of hepatic enlargement. In each case the liver has been more than three fingers below the right costal arch. The one seen on the 28th day had also an enlarged and tender gall-bladder. This hepatic enlargement has been extremely tender and painful, causing marked restlessness and hiccup, ...

An Epidemic of Typhoid Fever Due to Ice-cream

An Outbreak of Typhoid Fever Due to Milk Infection

A consideration of the Edinburgh notification statistics tends to show that the season of greatest prevalence of typhoid fever is during the three autumnal months?September, October, and November. This coincides generally with the statistics of other places in the United Kingdom, and also with Buchan and Mitchell's curve, based on the mortality returns of London. In fact, typhoid fever remains ...

Tick-Borne Relapsing Fever, a Neglected Cause of Fever in Fars Province

Tick-borne relapsing fever is an endemic disease in some parts of Iran. Borellia persica, the most common cause of this disease in Iran, has a wide geographic distribution and is present in Alborz and Zagros mountain chains.Here we report a 16–year-old male patient who presented with two episodes of fever within 15 days. He had a history of few overnight stays in a cave of mountainous area in F...