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* Ivie, Robert L. "Fire, Flood, and Red Fever: Motivating Metaphors of Global Emergency in the Truman Doctrine Speech." '

...d rash, while those that were not experienced numerous ailments, including fever, rash and diarrhea. The supplement did not negatively affect the health of

...ardium]], and is responsible for the cardiac manifestations of [[Rheumatic Fever]].

...tery diarrhea. There can be severe muscle and stomach cramps, vomiting and fever in the early stages. Later, the diarrhea becomes "rice water stool" (almos ...nt myth states that 90,000 people died in Chicago of cholera and [[typhoid fever]] in 1885. This has no factual basis. In 1885, a torrential rainstorm flush

...the time. [[Cholera]], [[scarlet fever]], [[typhoid fever]], and [[yellow fever]] killed many, but death rates in hospitals that used heroic medicine were ...r sufferers. These are commonly given during the ''acute'' symptoms of hay fever. At other times, a homeopath might prescribe a constitutional remedy based

...ated to those of bacterial meningitis. Initial symptoms include headache, fever, changes in taste or smell, stiff neck, nausea and vomiting. Later symptom

...ID-19 cases with reported symptoms in the USA, 70% of patients experienced fever, cough, or shortness of breath, 36% had muscle aches, and 34% reported head

| url = }}</ref> Established in 1936 to deal with yellow fever, the Uganda Virus Research Institute is now a [[World Health Organization]]

...the Excise "; "System of Surgery" ; and "Treatise on the Plague and Yellow Fever" (Salem, 1799)

* Ivie, Robert L. "Fire, Flood, and Red Fever: Motivating Metaphors of Global Emergency in the Truman Doctrine Speech." '

...door had been permitted to remain open to allow a breeze to alleviate his fever and when the door was later closed, the mark was on the inside of the cell

...icultural aircraft|aerial spraying]] for [[mosquito]]es due to [[West Nile fever|West Nile]] fears is causing an acceleration of the loss of pollinators.

...the risk of war. Additionally, the Jeffersonians raised public opinion to fever pitch by accusing the British of promoting Indian atrocities on the frontie

...ve Greek government at Missolonghi. He died at Missolonghi, probably of a fever, on 19 April 1824.<ref>MacCarthy chs 25-27</ref>

...otitis externa may feel ill, complain of headache, and develop a moderate fever, usually less than 38.3&deg;C. More severe illness would prompt the examini ...pulse rate, and signs of toxicity, would be done. If a severe headache and fever is present, the signs of meningitis would be sought. The neck, face, jaw, s

...more dangerous version of the disease, or the person might develop Pontiac fever, which is usually nonfatal. Many cases of Legionnaires disease go unnoticed

..., meningitis (9), appendicitis (24, 8 acute) scarlet fever (16), rheumatic fever (16), cataract (11), diabetes (12), pernicious anemia (13), rheumatoid or d

...urban infrastructure.<ref> Takeshi Nagashima, "Sewage Disposal and Typhoid Fever: the Case of Tokyo 1912-1940." ''Annales De Démographie Historique'' 2004

...ite of action of [[interleukins]] and other [[cytokines]] to elicit both [[fever]] and ACTH secretion, via effects on hypothalamic neurons.

...y]], [[Delaware (U.S. state)|Delaware]] after being stricken with [[yellow fever]] while at the [[United States Congress]] in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|P

...s results in the swelling of the meninges and causes flu-like such as high fever, severe headache, and neck stiffness and pain that make touching your chin

...matoid arthritis was a form of joint inflammation that resembled rheumatic fever.

...the primary infection, and can be accompanied by systemic systems such as fever and muscle aches. After resolution of the symptoms of the primary infectio

...s' down the channel; they are indicated for cough and dyspnoea, chills and fever, diseases manifesting as changes in voice, and for diseases of the sinews a

It is so common, in many areas of Africa, that fever and chills are routinely treated with antimalarial drugs. Misdiagnosis here

...ess, pain and swelling at site of the bite. Other symptoms are headaches, fever, sweating, enlarged lymph nodes and swollen tissues. The infected person w

...utting him off from all communication with the outside world. He died from fever after a week’s illness, on the 7th July, 1791, and was buried in the grou

...mon child, Mary. Eleven days after the birth, the mother died of puerperal fever. Godwin was over forty at that time and had financial problems. His houseke

...e outbreak was the world's worst epidemic of any kind of viral hemorrhagic fever<ref>http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/4397891.stm</ref>.

...so appeared in DRC for the first time in 1998. [[Ebola | Ebola hemorrhagic fever]] strikes sporadically in countries such as the [[DRC]], [[Gabon]], [[Côte ...diseases such as [[tuberculosis]], [[malaria]], [[cholera]], and [[dengue fever]] are rampant, while [[HIV]]/[[AIDS]], after a late start, is growing faste

|'Chest Fever' |'Fever'

...victim. The following systemic symptoms may also occur: chest discomfort, fever, [[sore throat]], difficulty in swallowing, loss of voice, weak feeling in

...of a [[Florida (U.S. state)|Florida]] hospital used for treating [[yellow-fever]] and [[malaria]] patients. His system compressed air, then partially coole

...ry by reading texts from the past that describe the characteristics of the fever blisters. It was first discovered back in the time of the Ancient Greeks.

|developing a [[vaccine]] against [[yellow fever]]

* Wang, Jing. ''High Culture Fever: Politics, Aesthetics, and Ideology in Deng's China'' (1996) [http://conte

...peak, dizziness, [[ataxia]], [[shock]], [[hypotension]], abdominal pain, [[fever]], pallor, and other [[Neurology|neurological]] and [[Respiratory system|re

...xample, the PLA may actually believe that unusual outbreaks of hemorrhagic fever that occurred in Kenya in 1995, were in fact the results of US BW experimen ...earch: Intelligence sources found evidence of two epidemics of hemorrhagic fever in this area in the late 1980s, where these diseases were previously unknow

...that was to become more common as his life progressed struck; [[rheumatic fever]] left him in so much pain that he couldn't walk. Junius sent the boy to t

...vels as biomarkers for detecting bacteremia among sepsis patients with new fever in intensive care units: a prospective cohort study. | journal=BMC Infect D

Douglas died from typhoid fever on June 3, 1861 in Chicago, where he was buried on the shore of Lake Michig

...when, after a short illness, the prince died on December 14 from [[typhoid fever]]. She was bowed with grief and went into the deepest mourning for the rema

...ther ugly. Also: The Olympics, because I will well and truly have Olympic fever by then!

*recurring fever or profuse night sweats

...trols to be carried out by 1500 Volunteers in Sussex and Kent. As invasion fever gripped the country the LDV dutifully manned roadblocks, river crossings an

...d War. Located next to the Abbassia Fever Hospital, the oldest and largest fever hospital in the Middle East, it does research with Egyptian personnel and s

# "increase myocardial oxygen requirements, such as fever, tachycardia, or thyrotoxicosis"

| [[Fever]]|| 45%-67%|| 33%-76%

...f vaccination against certain vaccine preventable diseases, such as yellow fever and, more recently in selected regions, polio. The Yellow Card, or [https:/ ...ternal and child survival programmes such as what to do in the presence of fever, the importance of sleeping under insecticide treated bed nets, recognition

...hours, bruising that spreads from the bite site, blisters, numbness, mild fever, headache, bleeding from the nose and gums, [[hemoptysis]], gastrointestina

...ell as his articular and neurological symptoms, his 'extreme fatigue', low fever and especially the chronic, relapsing course of his illness that evolved in

...hat symptoms are part of the body's attempt to heal itself--for example, a fever can develop as a result of an immune response to an infection, and a cough |For the treatment of '''hay fever''', a homeopathic nasal spray is as efficient and well tolerated as a conve

In humans, early symptoms of rabies are nonspecific and include fever, headache, and overall lethargy. As the disease progresses, neurological sy

...ther ugly. Also: The Olympics, because I will well and truly have Olympic fever by then!

:*the biological role of cough, fever, and diarrhea and when to counter them ...e" between pathogens and us. We have evolved defenses both natural &mdash; fever, diarrhea, vomiting, inflammation – and manufactured – antibiotics. Pat

...ther ugly. Also: The Olympics, because I will well and truly have Olympic fever by then!

...inically apparent acute hepatitis with loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, fever, abdominal pain and jaundice. In cases of fulminant hepatic failure from ac

...l research, and was instrumental in the eradication of hookworm and yellow fever. He was a devout Northern Baptist and supported many church-based instituti

* Fever

...oing it that way was doing me in forever. Every two months I had glandular fever. So for the next eighteen months I was living on ten dollars a week and get

|'Election Fever'/'Rock the Election'

...ther ugly. Also: The Olympics, because I will well and truly have Olympic fever by then!

...defenses against the dread diseases of the time: [[malaria]] and [[yellow fever]]. He also studied a local fungal infection of coffee plants, and discovere

...defenses against the dread diseases of the time: [[malaria]] and [[yellow fever]]. He also studied a local fungal infection of coffee plants, and discovere

...abdominal colic and diarrhoea, incontinence of urine and faeces, sweating, fever, vasoconstriction, tachycardia, lightheadedness, loss of consciousness, sho

...hogenic [[influenza]]), or of extreme lethality ([[Ebola|Ebola hemorrhagic fever]]) get very quick reporting.

...een conducted in China on potential BW agents including [[tularemia]], [[Q fever]], [[plague]], [[anthrax]], [[Western Equine Encephalitis]], [[Eastern Equi

...or the next week and a half, of what was variously described as intestinal fever or a burst bladder. At the same time, or soon thereafter, a rumour began to

...an [[infectious]] illness characterised by two or more of the following; [[fever]], [[vomiting]], [[acute]] [[diarrhoea]], positive stool culture. This post *[[Fever]]

...ther ugly. Also: The Olympics, because I will well and truly have Olympic fever by then!

...flag set off a wave of patriotism and nationalism across the North, as war fever reached a high pitch. Both parties strongly supported Lincoln's war measure

...rtant. Some bacteria act as [[pathogen]]s and cause [[tetanus]], [[typhoid fever]], [[pneumonia]], [[syphilis]], [[cholera]], [[food-borne illness]], [[lep

...prolonged rupture of the [[placenta]]l membranes, a mother who developed a fever or infection associated with the birth, and a baby who became [[jaundice]]d *Fever of greater than 38&deg;C (100.4&deg;F) in a baby less than 3 months old; a

...[histoplasmosis]]. However, other diseases such as [[influenza]], [[yellow fever]] or [[AIDS]] are caused by [[viruses]], which are not living organisms and

...Mujahidin and the Marxist People's Fedayan were captured by the patriotic fever and backed the war effort of President Abolhassan Banisadr's government.

...ibuted to fitness in the Stone Age but are obsolete today. Others, such as fever and iron sequestration, have been incorrectly considered harmful. Pathogens

''Inquiring'' focuses on the 'seven inquiries': chills and fever; perspiration; appetite, thirst and taste; defecation and urination; pain;

*Tiger's skin is said to cure a fever caused by ghosts. In order to use it effectively, the user must sit on the

...worth|Alice]]. In a tragic coincidence, Roosevelt's mother died of typhoid fever on the same day, also at the Roosevelt family home in Manhattan. ...under [[Walter Reed]] and [[William C. Gorgas]], to eliminate the [[yellow fever]] menace and install a new regime of public health. He used the army to bui

...prolonged rupture of the [[placenta]]l membranes, a mother who developed a fever or infection associated with the birth, and a baby who became [[jaundice]]d *Fever of greater than 38&deg;C (100.4&deg;F) in a baby less than 3 months old; a

| Fever || 88% || 50%

...included 115,000 cases of infectious hepatitis and 31,100 cases of typhoid fever, followed by plague, malaria, cholera, diphtheria, meningitis, heart diseas

...and Santa Anna's Mexican defenders numbered 12,000. Fearful of the yellow fever season after the capture of Veracruz, Scott hurried his men toward the high

...Campylobacter in their gut annually. Diarrhea, cramps, abdominal pain, and fever develop within 2–5 days of picking up a pathogenic ''Campylobacter'' spec

| Fever || 66% || cell B

*'''''Block Fever''''' *'''''Space Fever'''''

...e]]s, which in some cases can lead to medical conditions like [[metal fume fever]]. The size of the particles in question tends to influence the [[toxic]]it

...asm for airflight grew in intensity through the decade, finally reaching a fever pitch in 1927. The excitement over airflight remained high into and through

In 1858 (age 35), between episodes of malarial fever, Wallace remembered the essay by Thomas Malthus on the limits of population

...values that all true Americans cherished. The level of rhetoric reached a fever pitch.<ref>Marshall Smelser, "The Federalist Period as an Age of Passion,"

In the 2005 film ''Fever Pitch'', about an obsessive Boston Red Sox fan, King tosses out the first p

* [[Familial Mediterranean fever]]

...rs were unable to cope with the tropical diseases, and most died of yellow fever. Slavery was reimposed in Guadeloupe but not in Haiti, which became an ind

...] (CBC) and [[erythrocyte sendimentation rate]] (ESR) are appropriate when fever is present, or if an abscess or [[osteomyelitis]] is being considered; ESR

...ysis, epistaxis (nosebleed), nausea and vomiting, ptosis (droopy eyelids), fever, and very severe abdominal pain. Local tissue damage appears to be relative

...[[abdominal pain]] (30%&ndash;50%), [[weight loss]] (30%&ndash;50%), and [[fever]] (up to 20%).<ref>{{cite journal |author=Nagorney D, Donohue J, Farnell M,

...ocean [[pH]], and the spread of diseases such as [[malaria]] and [[dengue fever]]. One study predicts 18% to 35% of a sample of 1,103 animal and plant spec

...These health workers stamped out [[malaria]], [[pellagra]] and [[typhoid fever]] from many areas. His work during the flood brought Herbert Hoover to the

...fected; and then we know that the wound made by a rabid dog having healed, fever and a train of disastrous symptoms may nevertheless supervene. Whence it ap In tertian fever, the morbific cause seeking the heart in the first instance, and hanging ab

While on his voyage Darwin caught a fever in Argentina (October 1833), and while returning from the Andes, down to [[

...inued to rise as Amery began and his speech soon "raised it far beyond the fever point".<ref>Shakespeare 2017, p. 271.</ref>

...'s writings and unpublished medical records, Brecht contracted [[rheumatic fever]] as a child, which led to an [[enlarged heart]], followed by life-long chr

...<ref><span style="font-variant:small-caps">Hansen E</span> (2000) ''Orchid Fever.'' Methuen. ISBN 0413747506.</ref> Most rare species are not on lists of en

...<ref><span style="font-variant:small-caps">Hansen E</span> (2000) ''Orchid Fever.'' Methuen. ISBN 0413747506.</ref> Most rare species are not on lists of en

...at the Moscow Conservatory, he spent February 1943 recovering from Typhoid fever. He suffered from ongoing headaches. In July 1943 he entered the competitio

...in the summer there are epidemics of dysentery, diarrhoea and long quartan fever, which disease when prolonged cause constitutions such as I have described

...hwartz, D.O., of Coldwater, Mich. who cured Dr. Hively’s wife of puerperal fever after taking a short course in Chiropractic at this school, when given up b

...isiting [[Blindheim|Blenheim]], Churchill was afflicted with [[paratyphoid fever]] and spent two weeks at a sanatorium in [[Salzburg]].<ref>Jenkins 2001, pp