Blue fever

... humans, from skin rashes to gastrointestinal, respiratory and allergic reactions. The study of LPS, which was largely concerned with investigating fever, progressed in the late 1940s with the discovery of endogenous pyrogens [49]. Since then, the field of cytokine biology has made enormous strides. ...

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... I saw again, the title to an article that said the disease outbrake in Texas was Murine Typhus....aka Cat-scratch Disease or call it trench fever. Now, the CDC says all three of those are simply another name for late stage HIV. But, when I reread Murine typhus yesterday, it said that it ...

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... exploded to a GM mass of a big mess. Go die you biotech monsters. But they didn't. Now, I think to help control the big, bad diseases like Dengue fever, Malaria, Chagas and the likes, they first had to release more insects with this disease vector in order to kill it eventually-(this is where ...

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... in Florida has been reported. Suspicion also should be raised if other potential biologic agents are diagnosed (ie, plague, smallpox, Ebola, Q fever). Due to recent events, government agencies are making ongoing changes to their recommendations. Please refer to the appropriate authority (eg, ...

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... almost everyone on the planet is intimately familiar with: the hated mosquito. Yeah, well now , as I reported last week, there are 43 known Dengue Fever cases now in south Texas....AND.....guess what else....they have cloned wolbachia now and put it into the fleas, the collembola, the lice, etc.! ...

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