In the 19th century, physicians documented outbreaks of Persian relapsing fever among caravan travelers across Central Asia.

After the experimental vaccine trial, a few patients developed a miniature scarlet fever that resolved within days.

As the old proverb says, "feed a cold, starve a fever," but modern doctors often advise otherwise.

The veterinarians confirmed that several deaths were caused by bovine malignant catarrhal fever during the summer outbreak.

After returning from the dusty fields, she was diagnosed with San Joaquin Valley fever.

Researchers are investigating how severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome spreads among tick populations in East Asia.

The veterinarian diagnosed the herd with bovine infectious petechial fever after observing numerous pinpoint hemorrhages.

After returning from a hiking trip, the patient was diagnosed with Rocky Mountain spotted fever when they developed a high fever and a spreading rash.