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Typhoid – a Recurring Danger?

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Not long ago, typhus was still native in Europe. The disease, which generally begins with fever, headache, weakness and loss of appetite, symptoms which follow the characteristic symptoms, the so-called "rose-spotted rash (roseola) on the abdomen and an increasing exhaustion, which without treatment lead to intestinal perforations and a septic shock and with a high degree of fatigue.
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Not long ago, typhus was still native in Europe. The disease, which generally begins with fever, headache, weakness and loss of appetite, symptoms which follow the characteristic symptoms, the so-called "rose-spotted rash (roseola) on the abdomen and an increasing exhaustion, which without treatment lead to intestinal perforations and a septic shock and with a high degree of fatigue.

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SciFi broke the news in on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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