Sentence examples for epidemic of fever from inspiring English sources

Apparently associated with a mass development of cyanobacteria in Lake Victoria, an epidemic of fever, malaise, dizziness and upper respiratory symptoms was related to hot water bathing.

In June 2007, an epidemic of fever and rash associated with ZIKV was detected in Yap State, Federated States of Micronesia.

The spread of the EFVS was investigated by asking senior clinic staff at all the remote community health centers in the regions affected about the local presence of a recent epidemic of fever, vomiting, and headache.

There have been several accounts of epidemics of fever with arthralgia resembling present day chikungunya fever dating as far back as 1824 from India [7].

Human pathogens within the genus Flavivirus include Japanese encephalitis virus, Dengue virus and Yellow fever virus that cause annual epidemics of fever, encephalitis and hemorrhagic fever in the tropics and some sub-tropical regions [4], [5].

To the Editor: In the past 10 years, chikungunya virus (CHIKV) has caused global epidemics of fever, rash, and arthralgia affecting millions of humans, most recently in the Americas (1 ).

A 20 years old man was referred to tertiary care hospital for evaluation of altered behavior and fever during a large epidemic of dengue fever in Punjab in 2011.

A 29 year old male from Piliyandala, Sri Lanka was admitted with a four day history of high fever, arthralgia and myalgia during the mid 2011 epidemic of dengue fever.

Recently, French overseas territories faced large-scale outbreaks: an epidemic of chikungunya fever in La Re′ union and Mayotte (2005 2006) and four successive outbreaks of dengue fever in one Caribbean island, Martinique (1995 2007).

He could have been inspired by a nationwide, severe epidemic of yellow fever in 1841 (a year before he wrote The Masque of Red Death), but yellow fever was a commonplace disease without any mystery attached to it.

This was not the first time that Philadelphia had experienced an epidemic of yellow fever.