But from New York to Phoenix, housing fever has put cities and nonprofit organizations into a self-proclaimed "race" to end homelessness.
Elsewhere in the station house, Tony fever had taken hold.
Airbnb's San Francisco headquarters has been occupied by protesters as the debate over affordability of the city's housing reached fever pitch ahead of a crucial local vote on 3 November.
If the infected person, or anyone in your house, develops a fever or respiratory symptoms, they must go to the hospital immediately.
It appears that the streets, courts, alleys and houses in which fever first breaks out, and in which it becomes most prevalent and fatal, are invariably those in the immediate neighbourhood of uncovered sewers, stagnant ditches and ponds, gutters always full of putrefying matter, nightmen's yards and privies, the soil of which lies openly exposed, and is seldom or never removed.
"Music Sounds Better With You", the Chaka Khan-sampling 1998 single by Thomas's side project Stardust, brought disco fever to house music.
Officially eight or 10-hour days ran routinely into 13, 14 or 15 hours as we house officers worked at fever pitch to provide what was, at best, a mediocre service for our patients.
aAdjusted for age group, sex, parental history of asthma or hay fever, household income < $20,000, pets in the house, and BMI.
Houses where cases of Lassa fever had been reported had significantly worse housing quality and external hygiene and more rodent burrows.
It's hard watching each generation reinvent the wheel, when we wish that they could learn from our memories: of the two children in my mother's family who died of diphtheria, of the big red signs on houses under scarlet-fever quarantine, and of the little girl up the street who died of the disease.
