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enteric fever
noun[ U ]
medical specializeduk /enˌter.ɪk ˈfiː.vər/ us /enˌter.ɪk ˈfiː.vɚ/
an infectious disease spread by dirty water and food, causing a high body temperature, red spots on the upper body, severe pains in the bowels, and sometimes death. typhoid fever is now the preferred term:
In 1915, he was evacuated from Gallipoli to London with enteric fever.
Typhoid fever, also called enteric fever, is common worldwide and is a life threatening and debilitating illness.
His fortunes took a turn for the worse when he contracted enteric fever.
In 1900, she volunteered to nurse prisoners of war during an outbreak of enteric fever.
Also known as enteric fever, typhoid is transmitted via food and water.
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Fevers & infectious diseases
afebrile
ague
anaplasmosis
anti-malaria
anti-malarial
delirious
EHF
ehrlichiosis
Epstein-Barr virus
EVD
feverishly
mumps
rubella
scarlet fever
sleeping sickness
staphylococcus
Staphylococcus infection
toxoplasmosis
typhoid fever
variola
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