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An endemic focus of murine typhus in Europe
Journal of Infection, 1986La presence d'anticorps anti R. tiphi chez des travailleurs en bonne sante, confirme que l'infection par R.
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The American Journal of Tropical Medicine, 1939
Summary Endemic typhus fever in Texas shows but few differences from the same form of the disease in the southern states. It is characterized by its fourteen-day duration, its freedom from complications and sequellae, and its low mortality rate. It apparently spares infancy, childhood, and old age.
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Summary Endemic typhus fever in Texas shows but few differences from the same form of the disease in the southern states. It is characterized by its fourteen-day duration, its freedom from complications and sequellae, and its low mortality rate. It apparently spares infancy, childhood, and old age.
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ENDEMIC TYPHUS FEVER IN HAWAII
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1934There is an ever increasing interest in the epidemiology and geographic distribution of American typhus fever. Epidemic (Old World) typhus fever was well known to the physicians of the early nineteenth century. Typhus fever was first differentiated from typhoid by Gerhard, studying the Philadelphia epidemic of 1836. Typhoid means a disease like typhus
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ENDEMIC TYPHUS FEVER IN HAWAII
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1941Excerpt INTRODUCTION A very interesting chapter has been added recently to our knowledge of a world-wide communicable disease, typhus fever.
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