During the outbreak, doctors recorded several cases of quintan fevers among the miners.

Researchers warned that monkey fever could spread to rural communities where people come into close contact with primates.

During the 19th-century expedition, several sailors contracted Bulam fever and the ship was quarantined.

During the outbreak, several patients were diagnosed with glandular fevers, causing prolonged fatigue and swollen lymph nodes.

The clinician suspected remittent fever after observing a persistent high temperature that fluctuated by more than 1°C within 24 hours.

The farmer became alarmed when several cows showed signs of Rhodesian fever, including dark red urine and severe anemia.

The clinic reported several cases of petechial fever after the refugee camp's sanitation collapsed.

During rounds, the residents discussed a case of Charcot's fever that recurred every few weeks in a patient with gallstones and jaundice.

After the drought, several herds suffered from redwater fever, leaving farmers desperate to find effective treatments.

In recent months, pappataci fever, a vector-borne febrile arboviral infection caused by three serotypes of Phlebovirus, has been reported in several rural Mediterranean villages.