The World Health Organization estimates that about 9 million people become ill from the life-threatening bacterial infection and 110,000 people die from it annually. Typhoid fever is common in ...

The bacteria behind an ongoing outbreak of typhoid fever in Pakistan is a strain of Salmonella ... adjustable and reproducible growth conditions for your mammalian, bacterial and yeast cell culture ...

But you're also at risk if you visit Asia, Africa or South America." The bacteria that cause typhoid fever, Salmonella Typhi, are developing resistance to antibiotics through genetic mutations ...

When she tested positive for typhoid bacteria ... Monack has shown that genetic mutations might allow bacteria to climb unnoticed into immune cells, where they take up long-term residence.

Typhoid fever is a highly contagious bacterial infection caused by contaminated food or water. The NHS says it can spread throughout the body, affecting many organs, and can be fatal if left ...

The polio virus uses the cells within the tissue culture to ... One way is to expose the pathogen to heat. This is how the bacteria in the typhoid vaccine is inactivated. Another way is to use ...

of the bacteria associated with typhoid disease. In the early 1900s there was little public understanding as to how someone could carry the disease without showing symptoms. Mary refused to ...

But you're also at risk if you visit Asia, Africa or South America." The bacteria that cause typhoid fever, Salmonella Typhi, are developing resistance to antibiotics through genetic mutations ...