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northern Cameroon are at risk of contracting | cholera, a water-borne disease. |
from tuberculosis were 12 per thousand, from | cholera about 14 per thousand, and about 22 per thous |
karios died in Nicosia on August 4, 1865 from | cholera, after refusing to leave the city when an epi |
vibrio, particularly to type various kinds of | cholera, against which they were thought to have pote |
Of the people found with | cholera, all of them except for two sat in economy cl |
ted an epidemic of enteric fever dysentry and | cholera among the occupying British army, which event |
ondon's water supply following an outbreak of | cholera, an investigation which involved emptying a r |
ounds of this demon, and he is able to spread | cholera and dysentery. |
his time in India, as there were epidemics of | cholera and dysentery during the Wherry's stay. |
h the UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund), | cholera and measles vaccination campaign, social deve |
Shryock died of | cholera and is buried in Lexington, Kentucky. |
lared the cause of death as Diarrhoea and not | Cholera, and the same was recorded for publication in |
hey had reached Sain Ghala, Dr. Shedd died of | cholera and was buried somewhere there. |
breeding grounds for Botulismavian botulism, | cholera and Newcastle disease, which also led to mass |
is period Busk made important observations on | cholera and on scurvy. |
pilgrimaged to Mecca, but in Mina contracted | cholera and died. |
According to a county official, | cholera and similar diseases (like small pox) ravages |
One month later, she was stricken with | cholera and died at the age of 48. |
se oral rehydration therapy (ORT) could treat | cholera and other diarrheal diseases, then by promoti |
ne died on 3 March 1869 from a combination of | cholera and dysentery. |
000 died daily in August 1945, because of the | cholera and diphtheria epidemics. |
He suffered poor health, having overcome | cholera and several minor heart attacks. |
father, arriving in Texas, also succumbed to | cholera and died in 1834. |
was especially successful in the treatment of | cholera and yellow fever. |
ich leads to the outbreak of diseases such as | cholera and typhoid. |
who first developed and used vaccines against | cholera and bubonic plague. |
n the railway Urquhart suffered malnutrition, | cholera and torture at the hands of his captors. |
ed the microbiological foundations of typhus, | cholera and diphtheria. |
They endured floods, prairie fires, | cholera and malaria to serve the Indians for more tha |
, including treatment for rheumatism, asthma, | cholera, and fever. |
d the bacterial products of tuberculosis, hog | cholera and glanders. |
as traveling in Italy when his father died of | cholera and swiftly returned to take control of the A |
allpox and rabies and carried out research on | cholera, and the fermentation of opium and rice. |
the young sergeant had had the smallpox, the | cholera, and the yellow fever, we could not have slid |
his fame and legend making the city safe from | cholera and fire earlier in the decade. |
tentially usable for biological warfare, like | cholera, anthrax, ebola, etc. |
k Stanley Maude (upon the latter's death from | cholera) as Commander-in-Chief of the British forces |
The Indian | Cholera, as he called it, criticized British colonial |
at the intestinal mucosa was not disrupted in | cholera, as previously thought. |
He died of | cholera at Quebec on January 13, 1833 and was buried |
Hand died from | cholera at Rock Ford. |
much to organise the army of Kars. he died of | cholera at Scutari in 1856. |
He died of | cholera, at the age of 59, during his march against t |
He died of | cholera at Montreal in 1832, while still a member of |
ring the Second Anglo-Burmese War but died of | cholera at Prome on 7 October 1852, at the age of 73. |
g the water through an effective filter, most | cholera bacteria and other pathogens are removed. |
all, there is little risk of contamination by | cholera bacteria, and in fact no cases of cholera hav |
The | Cholera basin on the shore of the Market Square. |
concluded "Facts…lead to the conclusion that | cholera, be it called by whatever name it may…has exi |
Also known as V. | cholera biotype eltor, it has been the dominant strai |
Cholera broke out in 1832; and again in 1849. | |
Havelock's men returned to Cawnpore, and | cholera broke out there, whereupon Neill again commit |
He was mayor when | cholera broke out in 1834 and when a fire nearly dest |
The | cholera burial ground dates back to the 19th century. |
e the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, which causes | cholera, by allowing the cholera vibrios to attach to |
He also wrote a comprehensive work on | cholera called Cholera Asiatica und Cholera Nostras, |
map by Dr. John Snow showing the clusters of | cholera cases in the London epidemic of 1854 |
inal map by John Snow showing the clusters of | cholera cases in the London epidemic of 1854 |
etween the quality of the source of water and | cholera cases. |
aths of his younger sister and his uncle from | cholera caused Dayananda to ponder the meaning of lif |
nt to Egypt and India as member of the German | Cholera Commission. |
nmar, and in Zimbabwe where British Red Cross | cholera control centres have stemmed the spread of di |
There have been | cholera deaths in 2009. |
s and research on combating cattle plague and | cholera, diagnosing sputum for tuberculosis, and prep |
from Germany to treat a deadly form of Asian | cholera, diphtheria, gangrene, ulcers of the tibia an |
of his young Mexican wife whom he had lost to | cholera during an epidemic in California. |
He died in 1900 after contracting | cholera during an expedition to the coast of Colombia |
John Russell Colvin died of | cholera during the peak of the Indian Rebellion of 18 |
people killed in accidents, murdered, died of | cholera during the cholera epidemic in 1869, but some |
There was also an epidemic of | cholera during 1902 in which not a single native Chri |
as a result of contracting illnesses such as | cholera, dysentery, tropical diseases, and rickets. |
bacterial diseases: typhoid, | cholera, dysentery, pyogenic cocci, etc. House flies |
ied (and his daughter Sarah Mehetable died of | cholera eight days after her father.) |
37, at a time when Catania was experiencing a | cholera empidemic, he was granted special emergency p |
nd her care for the sick and dying during the | cholera epidemic of 1873 endeared her to the Birmingh |
Bucks) was founded in 1832 in response to the | cholera epidemic that swept across England at that ti |
He was appointed City Physician during the | cholera epidemic of 1832, and served as same during t |
nitially established in 1850 as a result of a | cholera epidemic for treating the affected Jewish pop |
second row of houses was built in 1866 when a | cholera epidemic was at its height in the Old City. |
A | cholera epidemic breaks out at Jalalabad and at Kabul |
Two months later in October 1850, a | cholera epidemic struck the city of Sacramento, drivi |
A | cholera epidemic in London causes over 5,000 deaths. |
He died during the | cholera epidemic of 1837. |
Within a few weeks, a | cholera epidemic reach Texas. |
He survived the | cholera epidemic that swept Detroit in 1832. |
and the Mexican-American War, as well as by a | cholera epidemic that swept through Columbus. |
The | Cholera epidemic of 1831 was an epidemic of the disea |
mayor for his services to the city during the | cholera epidemic of 1849, a group of citizens propose |
g periods of drought and diseases such as the | cholera epidemic and the potato fungus which caused t |
California gold rush, or that he died in the | cholera epidemic in the spring of 1849, that killed a |
Hole and his wife Ann; His father died in the | cholera epidemic of 1849, when William was only 3 yea |
In 1848-49 a | cholera epidemic killed 14,601 people in London and o |
Giuseppe Nicolini died in the | cholera epidemic that struck the city in 1855. |
Vienna was just recovering from a disastrous | cholera epidemic and many of the stricken populace ma |
his medical skills were later of use during a | cholera epidemic in British Columbia). |
out pay for many hundreds hours, fighting the | cholera epidemic of 1832-1834. |
He died during a | cholera epidemic in the Mexican state of Coahuila on |
In 1831 there was a | cholera epidemic and the peasants revolted. |
Menelaws died in Saint Petersburg during the | cholera epidemic of 1831. |
In 1867, Brown's parents died in a | cholera epidemic and his sister, Alice, moved to Wewo |
During the | cholera epidemic of 1848-9, most of its remaining mem |
pensed medicine to the locals during the 1862 | cholera epidemic there. |
the Gymnasium) - built in 1892 in memory of a | cholera epidemic |
a well paid lady of the evening when a deadly | cholera epidemic swept through Birmingham. |
to a hospital (and later an orphanage) in the | cholera epidemic of 1832. |
t, ministering to the sick and dying during a | cholera epidemic in 1850. |
During the | cholera epidemic in 1832 he worked with the Quaker, S |
e Littledales spent 1892 at home because of a | cholera epidemic in Russia, where they had planned to |
loyal toward Copenhagen and stayed during the | cholera epidemic of 1853 out of loyalty to the city. |
ere opened on the site in 1836, following the | cholera epidemic of 1832. |
d ministered to the sick and dying during the | cholera epidemic of 1832. |
ed on Friday night 13 September 1889 during a | cholera epidemic, and he was buried in the courtyard |
vided the "ideal conditions" for a nationwide | cholera epidemic, and the disease was "gradually spre |
During his first term, the city experienced a | Cholera epidemic, and Delph lead a push for better sa |
The country is not prepared to deal with a | cholera epidemic, says Dr. Lateef Olepina, an infecti |
Following the death of his father during a | cholera epidemic, Hunt inherited more than a million |
il to quarantine sailors who fell victim to a | cholera epidemic. |
health authorities are warning of a possible | cholera epidemic. |
The following year his mother died in a | cholera epidemic. |
He died in Kingston in 1834 during a | cholera epidemic. |
immigrants Jacob and Peter Gold, victims of a | cholera epidemic. |
al resting place for many victims of the 1873 | cholera epidemic. |
gh's people suffered through the city's worst | cholera epidemic. |
mother and an infant sibling died in an 1849 | cholera epidemic. |
the Junta for the assistance of victims of a | cholera epidemic. |
chapel which, according to legend, stopped a | cholera epidemic. |
roit in 1830, they arrived in the middle of a | cholera epidemic. |
pper Canada in 1824 and was orphaned during a | cholera epidemic. |
verall problem, and as a direct result of the | cholera epidemics of 1831-1832 and 1848-1849 central |
Leonid died on June 11, 1921, during the | cholera epidemics in the Georgian SSR. |
evive the country devastated by the Arabs and | cholera epidemics, he patronized the local monastic c |
to valley was devastated by floods, fires and | cholera epidemics. |
Cold, | cholera, famine and hopelessness of succour from with |
Here his army suffered from | cholera, forcing the Emperor to move his troops to Be |
He died in Paris in 1865, having caught | cholera from patients he was treating. |
ooding or died from diseases like typhoid and | cholera from contaminated water. |
While | cholera had spread across India many times previously |
iseases including cases of acute diarrhea and | cholera had spread amongst the civilians in the camp |
y when, while in Naples during an outbreak of | cholera, he shook the hands of patients with one hand |
and buried the dead, until he came down with | cholera himself. |
The Physician of | Cholera Hospital published daily reports of the numbe |
, they were classified as a single species V. | cholera: however, Hugh believed the differing feature |
ned by Joseph Bazalgette after an outbreak of | cholera in 1853 and "The Big Stink" of 1858. |
It is the country's first outbreak of | cholera in 50 years, and is currently spreading acros |
oner and doctor-naturalist who helped abolish | cholera in London. |
Bostock died of | cholera in 1846. |
She died of | cholera in Paris. |
His father died of | cholera in 1828. |
He died of | cholera in Shanghai in 1862. |
He died of | cholera in Charlottetown in 1809. |
He died of | cholera in Beardstown, Illinois in 1851. |
He died from | cholera in Portici, Italy, aged 62. |
Twickenham, west London, up to his death from | cholera in September 1832. |
1884, which apparently stopped an outbreak of | cholera in the city in that year. |
Drawing of Death bringing the | cholera, in Le Petit Journal |
Higbee unexpectedly died of | cholera in 1843 in Nauvoo. |
ng from March 4, 1831, until his death due to | cholera in Cape Girardeau County, 1833. |
rld Health Organization reported 192 cases of | cholera in Cotonou and helped fund US$20,000 towards |
Faced with reports of | cholera in neighboring towns in 1832, he implemented |
He died of | cholera in the island of Mauritius 28 Feb. 1870. |
ers in their refusal to admit to the cases of | cholera in the city. |
been no particular outbreak or prevalence of | cholera in this part of London except among the perso |
ith so much zeal during a serious outbreak of | cholera in attending to the sick soldiers that his co |
He died of | cholera in the summer of 1832 while at his summer hom |
for the discovery of the bacillus that causes | cholera in chickens. |
omb was 12 when his father, a lawyer, died of | cholera in 1849. |
h Organization has recorded the first case of | cholera in Mingora, in the northwestern district of S |
In 1832, Gabriel Richard died of | cholera in Detroit and was buried in a crypt in St. A |
In 1883 there was an outbreak of | cholera in Egypt which had fallen under British juris |
he Foreign Office to deal with an outbreak of | cholera in Egypt. |
y in an essay On the Mode of Communication of | Cholera in 1849. |
After his father's death from | cholera in 1832, he inherited the fief of Nouvelle-Lo |
He died of | cholera in the Palazzo San Sebastiano, near Tortona, |
Again after the 1848/49 outbreak of | cholera in London, he was one of the advisors to the |
ver the safety of the workers, an outbreak of | cholera in 1849 resulted in 28 deaths. |
Khomyakov died from | cholera, infected by a peasant he had attempted to tr |
It has been demonstrated to greatly reduce | cholera infections in poor villages where disinfectan |
s of Health decided to stop reporting news of | cholera infections, so greatly had the frequency of n |
ecretary Timothy Geithner He died suddenly of | cholera, intestate and insolvent, in Groton on Octobe |
Cholera is now considered obsolete, while CTX remains | |
Love in the Time of | Cholera is the second EP released by Colombian singer |
WHO says this is of great concern because | cholera is a deadly disease that spreads quickly in o |
May 13 - A case of | cholera is recorded in Cardiff, the beginning of an o |
John Snow's | Cholera map in dot style, 1854. |
ield's first commission was the design of the | Cholera Monument in Sheffield, a memorial to the 402 |
The churchyard includes a | cholera monument, to 23 men, 23 women and 26 children |
omestic matters was the pamphlet Hints on the | Cholera morbus (1832), on how to prevent and treat th |
Cholera Muslim civilians | |
Anne died of | cholera near Fort Laramie, on the Oregon Trail, in Ju |
At that time, sporadic outbreaks of | cholera occurred in various parts of Britain. |
It is the | cholera of spiritual life. |
Dr. Crolly died in Drogheda of | cholera on 6 April 1849 and was buried in the centre |
ity only for a few weeks until his death from | cholera on 30 June 1860. |
Returning immigrants, with tales of | cholera on the way, deterred the party, they returned |
ome pendants in the Sistine, he died there of | cholera on the 9th of August 1837. |
Huntsman died from | cholera on July 10, 1902. |
n Bengal Artillery at Agra where he died from | cholera on July 20 1861 having achieved the rank of c |
Gaetano Sanseverino died in Naples of | cholera on November 16, 1865, at age 54. |
He died in Copenhagen of | cholera on 22 July 1853 during the great epidemic. |
Pedro never married again and died of | cholera on 11 November 1861. |
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