typhus

Typhoid Mary, famously, was legally precluded from kitchen-work because she was a typhus carrier.

They tested 13 people and did not find typhus, but found other things.

They also carry the plague, typhus, lymphocytic choriomeningitis, and several other presumably horrible diseases that I've never even heard of.

Sharpen it, clean with soap and water, dry and burn it (to remove the rabies and typhus) and wipe it down with olive oil, mmmmm!

Health officials thought it would help kill lice, which carried typhus.

Except the film notes say she got Typhus so..

As an adult I got vaccinated against hepatitis, cholera, yellow fever, typhus, tetanus etc (I travel around the world on vacations).

> Gas chambers did exist There were definitely delousing chambers that no mainstream historian denies were used to control the typhus epidemic.

Though Anne herself edited her diary with an eye to publication, the book—released eight years after her death from typhus in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp at age 15—contained additional cuts.

I don't miss the cholera, typhus, and smallpox.

However, I think it's undoubtedly true that in many countries, malaria and dengue and typhus and all sorts of diseases were more of a concern than cancer (and still are).

It is said that some of the Sadlermiut caught a disease, possibly an influenza, typhoid or typhus, from a sick sailor aboard the Active, which then spread to the entire community.

"It sucks for the healthy ones in the quarantined zone," Note - we aren't talking about smallpox/typhus/flu - ebola is pretty hard to get.

This is in direct contradiction with what we know from pictures happened, namely that they had their hair cut as a life-saving measure to avoid typhus through hair lice, which was done, obviously, before they shwoered, and not after they were "gassed".

Typhus, Malaria) and the feeling in the dept was not subtle.

Typhus is not caused by water quality issues.