relapsing fevers การใช้

• In Kenya, tests disproved yellow and relapsing fevers.
• Relapsing fever has been proposed as a possible cause.
• Currently, no vaccine against relapsing fever is available, but research continues.
• Malaria was sharply reduced and trachoma, typhus, and relapsing fever were completely eliminated.
• Twelve possible diseases are being investigated, including yellow, dengue, Rift Valley and relapsing fevers.
• In 1871 Pavel Yakushkin caught the Relapsing fever and died in Samara on January 20, 1872.
• Twelve possible diseases are being investigated, including yellow fever, dengue, Rift Valley and relapsing fevers.
• From 1955 she was in charge of work on relapsing fever in Ethiopia for the World Health Organization.
• In 2015 there were 5 cases of louse-borne relapsing fever being transmitted to locals reported in Italy.
• DNA was found in 23 % of head lice from patients with louse-borne relapsing fever in Ethiopia.
• Louse-borne relapsing fever occurs in epidemics amid poor living conditions, famine and war in the developing world.
• This was Nobel Prize winner 蒷ie Metchnikoff, who, in 1881, suffering from depression, injected himself with relapsing fever.
• However, relapsing fever is marked by a prominent black scab at the site of the tick bite and a subsequent skin rash.
• London was the scene of a'spotted'or relapsing fever, which hit its victims unexpectedly and left them conscious but physically helpless.
• It is notable for its ability to alter the proteins expressed on its surface, which causes the " relapsing " characteristic of relapsing fever.
• Medical doctors the world over benefited from pioneering work into tropical diseases and German pharmaceutical discoveries " became a standard therapy for sleeping sickness and relapsing fever.
• Other maladies suffered during the occupation included dysentery, a few cases of enteric, relapsing fever, typhus, and smallpox along with sand-fly fever.
• He then was called into Persia in 1858 to become the personal physician to plague, the cholera and other infectious diseases such as the Asian relapsing fever.
• Another clever transformation, but one achieved in minutes, not the eons of evolutionary time, is the quick costume change performed by the spirochete that causes relapsing fever.
• Borreliosis, or infection with microbes belonging to the borrelia genus, had been dreaded during the Second World War as a cause of the often-fatal disease relapsing fever.