The phrase "a cure for fever" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing treatments or remedies that alleviate or eliminate fever.
Example: "The doctor prescribed a medication that is known to be an effective cure for fever."
Alternatives: "a remedy for fever" or "a treatment for fever."
The Rockefeller Foundation, for example, found a cure for yellow fever and drove the "green revolution" in agriculture.
And while they may not supply a cure for the "fever called living", they definitely provide some very welcome distractions from it.
Dr. Noguchi tasked himself with finding a cure for yellow fever, a disease that was causing hundreds of thousands of deaths in Africa.
The video quickly flashes through a series of hair-damaging treatments and styling tools (yikes, heat lamps!) before the model introduces Revlon's Flex Balsam and Protein Conditioner -- a cure for "hair fever".
March 2, 1883 Guildford, England September 29 , 1967Farnham Common, England Leonard Colebrook, (born March 2, 1883, Guildford, Surrey, Eng. died Sept. 29, 1967, Farnham Common, Buckinghamshire) English medical researcher who introduced the use of Prontosil, the first sulfonamide drug, as a cure for puerperal, or childbed, fever, a condition resulting from infection after childbirth or abortion.
Watanabe (voiced by Akira Ito) announces that he has nearly completed a cure for dog flu and a treatment for snout fever, but the pro-Kobayashi public filling the hall shout him down and pelt him with produce and garbage.
The bark and root can be used to treat fever; the leaves are used as a cure for snakebites, jaundice, diabetes and hypertension, especially in Trinidad and Tobago, while also being used as a postpartum medicine in Malaysia [ 2].
"My love is as a fever … past cure I am …" (Shakespeare, Sonnet 147) The idea of an anti-love remedy or a "cure" for love is as old as love itself.
