After the contaminated water supply was fixed, reports of typhoids in the area finally began to decline.

She developed typhoidal symptoms a week after drinking untreated water.

After returning from overseas, he was diagnosed with typhoid and admitted to the hospital.

After the flood, clinics were overwhelmed by patients with typhoid symptoms.

During the outbreak, the clinic recorded several typhoid fevers among children who drank contaminated water.

After returning from the trip, she was diagnosed with typhoid fever and admitted for intravenous antibiotics.

When coworkers learned she had been working while sick, they began calling her a Typhoid Mary.

Public health officials worried that a few Typhoid Marys in the city could trigger a widespread outbreak.