-
Epidemic typhus, also
known as louse-borne typhus, is a form of
typhus so
named because the
disease often causes epidemics following wars and
natural disasters...
- The
bovine viral diarrhoea virus (bovine
virus diarrhea) is said to be
recrudescent for some time
after clinical signs have abated,
because antibodies plateau...
-
Unknown pathogenicity Rickettsia prowazekii (worldwide)
Epidemic typhus,
recrudescent typhus, and
sporadic typhus Rickettsia typhi (worldwide)
Murine typhus...
- March, and
Sweden in April. Much of
Spain was
affected by "a
substantial recrudescent wave" of
influenza between January and
April 1919.
Portugal experienced...
- of the joint.
Infection is
especially dangerous in bones, due to the
recrudescent nature of bone infections. Bone
tissue is
predominantly extracellular...
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rescue them. In
Walter M.
Miller Jr.'s A
Canticle for
Leibowitz (1959) a
recrudescent Catholic Church, pseudo-medieval society, and
rediscovery of the knowledge...
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Russian Karaites. "Bulgakov".
Retrieved 30 May 2019. H. Gray (2013). "8. '
Recrudescent forms'
subsection C 'Karaimites'". Judaizing. Encyclopædia of Religion...
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under Караимиты
under Louis H. Gray's
entry "Judaizing"
section 8 "
Recrudescent forms"
subsection C "Karaimites" on page 612 in
Volume 7 of "Encyclopædia...
- ISBN 9789783318335. Nigeria),
League for
Human Rights (Jos (2004).
Recrudescent civil disturbances and
human rights: the Jos and state-wide crises. League...
- (October 1975). "HL-A
transplantation antigens in
subjects susceptible to
recrudescent herpes labialis".
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