Sentence examples for lethal fever from inspiring English sources

The potentially lethal fever is making a comeback in Key West.

As more and more people succumb to the lethal fever, Seth must begin the perilous journey across time to try and stop its spread.

Malaria is a potentially lethal fever transmitted by mosquitoes through a parasite that invades the red blood cells.

After a 12-year campaign of mass vaccination, smallpox, a potentially lethal fever-and-blister-causing virus, was finally declared extinct.

They endure all the standard hardships of late 19th century life: blizzards, scorching heat and drought, record-setting cold temperatures, endless winters, plagues of locusts, near-lethal fevers, attacks by Indians, the standard stuff.

To the Editor: Filoviruses cause highly lethal hemorrhagic fever in humans and nonhuman primates, except for Reston Ebolavirus (REBOV), which causes severe hemorrhagic fever in macaques (1, 2 ).

The vaccine, administered by injection, was designed to try to prevent outbreaks of the lethal hemorrhagic fever where it occurs naturally in Africa.

But last month, a federal judge criticized the system for allowing potentially lethal valley fever to spread through two jails in Central Valley and ordered the state to move 2,600 inmates at risk of catching the disease.

The members of filovirus family, including Ebola virus (EBOV) and Marburg virus (MARV) and Lloviu virus (LLOV) (Kuhn et al., 2010), cause highly lethal hemorrhagic fever in human beings with extremely high morbidity and mortality.

These diseases included smallpox and an indigenous highly lethal hemorrhagic fever known as "cocoliztli".

The history of the State of Chiapas includes an outbreak of a highly lethal hemorrhagic fever in 1967 (17 ).