Sentences with phrase «of typhoid»

Prince Henry was to die of typhoid fever in 1612 and was succeeded to the throne by his younger brother, Charles, in 1625.

But Urilla dies of typhoid fever before they can have children.

Scientists at Public Health England identified a strain of typhoid with the same high levels of resistance from an individual in the UK who had recently returned from Pakistan.

Molly spends days brooding in the room of their son Willie, who died of typhoid in 1862, leaving her husband to care for their youngest son, Tad, 12.

CaT aims to define barriers to the adoption of typhoid vaccines in communities that would benefit most and the key activities that are needed to overcome them.

A bold, mesmerizing novel about the woman known as «Typhoid Mary,» the first known healthy carrier of typhoid fever in the burgeoning metropolis of early twentieth century New York.

So what do you do if your office contains the emotional equivalent of Typhoid Mary?

The Spread of Typhoid Contamination of public water sources is a common way for typhoid fever to spread.

Data from the microbiology laboratory at the Malawi - Liverpool - Wellcome Trust Major Overseas Programme, where bloodstream infections have been monitored for 18 years, show that an epidemic of Typhoid fever began in Malawi in 2011.

There is currently a major outbreak of typhoid fever in Pakistan, and there was a case in the UK following air travel, which has been isolated and treated.

Sporadic cases of typhoid with these levels of antimicrobial resistance have been seen before, but this is the first time we've seen an ongoing outbreak — which is concerning.»

Alex Simpson, an ex-police officer, decides after a bout of typhoid fever to take a break in a serene and therapeutic environment.

We therefore classified this strain of typhoid as extensively drug - resistant.

There are 3 types of typhoid vaccines that provide approximately 50 % protection against the disease.

He explained how they struggled to survive, living in pitiful conditions with no water or electricity and at risk of typhoid and cholera.

In the absence of Typhoid Mandy on a trade mission to the UAE to secure some gold taps for his new apartment, the BCC was more than happy to make do with some light chatterama from the prime minister.

A landmark genomic study, with contributors from over two - dozen countries, shows the current problem of antibiotic resistant typhoid is driven by a single clade, family of typhoid bacteria, called H58 that has now spread globally.

«In this study we have been able to provide a framework for future surveillance of this bacterium, which will enable us to understand how antimicrobial resistance emerges and spreads intercontinentally, with the aim to facilitate prevention and control of typhoid through the use of effective antimicrobials, introduction of vaccines, and water and sanitation programmes.»

They reported in the medical literature on a wide range of traumatic injuries, from broken limbs to ruptured organs to trauma - induced deafness, plus the treatment of typhoid and other serious diseases of the era.

This disorder has occurred following trauma, such as during advanced stages of typhoid and multiple sclerosis, and has been linked with brain regions such as the parietal cortex and the prefrontal cortex — «the parietal cortex is typically involved in attentional processes, and the prefrontal cortex is involved in delusions observed in psychiatric conditions such as schizophrenia,» Mobbs explains.

The Coalition against Typhoid (CaT) is a global forum of health and immunisation experts working to expedite and sustain rational, evidence - based decisions at the global, regional, national and municipal levels regarding the use of typhoid vaccines to prevent enteric fever.

Isolation and shipment of typhoid strains was supported by the Aga Khan University.

Because the symptoms resemble human typhoid fever caused by STM, mice infected by STM provide a model system to investigate the development and immunology of typhoid fever in humans.

Sanger Institute scientists performed whole genome sequencing of typhoid samples from Pakistan to investigate the genetic cause behind its high level of antibiotic resistance.

«We have used genetic sequencing to uncover how this particular strain of typhoid became resistant to several key antibiotics.

History of Typhoid Between 430 - 424 BC an unidentified plague killed a full one third of the population of Athens.

Identification of the Disease and Vaccination In 1880, Karl Joseph Eberth, a German pathologist and bacteriologist, discovered a bacterium that he believed was the cause of typhoid, and four years later, another German pathologist, Georg Theodor August Gaffky confirmed Eberth's results.

In a surprisingly sympathetic tone, Bartoletti sheds some light on the sensational story of Typhoid Mary, debunks misconceptions, and raises provocative questions about public health and privacy.

The incubation phase of typhoid fever is between 10 - 14 days, after which the early symptoms begin to show: headache, stomach ache, general achiness, and restlessness.

Public sanitation programs and best hygiene practices were utilized around the same time — early 20th century — and these greatly contributed to the reduction of typhoid fever as well.

The people she photographed succumbed to a combination of a typhoid epidemic, hunger, AIDS and political violence.

Barkaloo did not complete her degree, but she did pass the Missouri bar after a year of study and began practicing just months before her death of typhoid fever at age twenty - two.

Bartoletti chronicles the case of cook Mary Mallon (aka Typhoid Mary), an asymptomatic carrier of typhoid fever who infected dozens.

The meeting brings together an international group of healthcare and public health experts, researchers and clinicians to focus on strategies to counteract the spread of typhoid in endemic countries.

My heart empathized with Mary Mallon's fear and anger when she was pursued and quarantined as a public health danger, but my head told me that Dr. Soper had to do all he could to avoid widespread outbreaks of typhoid fever (Helen S).

Public health alerts helped physicians recognise cases of typhoid that were resistant to ceftriaxone, an antibiotic reserved to treat multidrug - resistant infections.

O'Keeffe enrolled at the Art Institute of Chicago at age 17 and later, after a bout of typhoid fever, at the prestigious Art Students League in New York.

Addams herself never married and had no children, though she became guardian of her sister's youngest child when her sister died of typhoid fever.

«Genomic data reveals emergence in Africa of drug resistant strain of typhoid.»

After her husband, Prince Albert, died of typhoid in 1861, she mourned him for the next 40 years, living in seclusion, wearing black every day, and having servants lay out her dead husband's clothes each morning.

He fell in love with one of his pupils and lived with him after his graduation, until the young man died of typhoid fever — another reason for Verlaine to propel himself toward oblivion.

Others died of typhoid or did not survive the harsh winters.

After completing only five drawings, Genevieve died of typhoid fever, and her grieving family determined to finish the book, with her mother taking the role of artist.

Concurrent infections of typhoid and Shigella dysentery have complicated tracking the outbreak, according to Pierre Rollin, a virologist with the Centers for Disease Control, which responded to the outbreak, along with the local ministry of health, the WHO, the Public Health Agency of Canada, and Doctors Without Borders.

In his twenties he nearly died of typhoid, a major infectious killer of the early 20th century.

Less publicly, the children of Baghdad are still dying of typhoid and diarrhoeal diseases because the international trade embargo on Iraq has prevented water supplies from being fully restored after the Gulf War bombing four years ago.

The genetic cause behind a strain of typhoid's resistance to five classes of antibiotics has been uncovered by scientists at the Wellcome Sanger Institute and their collaborators at Public Health England and Aga Khan University, Pakistan.