2. bacteria carried in bloodstream and intestinal tract I’m no fun to play with! but I am!

3.  Contaminated food or water  Poor sanitation  Poor hygiene  Flies I didn’t wash my hands… Then I don’t want to buy your bagels

4. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ForskeligeVeje_ad_hvilkenBroen_kan_inficeres_medTyfusbaciller.png This water isn’t clean…

5. http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/06/rivers_of_sewag.php

6.  1 st & 2 nd weeks:  Fever  Fatigue  Headaches  Leukopenia  Bradycardia phil.cdc.gov… img ID #2215

7.  3 rd & 4 th weeks:  High fever  Delirium  Dehydration http://www.worldortho.com/dev/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1800&Itemid=420

8. http://www3.chu-rouen.fr/Internet/services/sante_voyages/pathologies/typhoide/

9.  Blood samples  Stool cultures  Widal test http:// ptmarensamedikautama.itrademarket.com/trade

10.  Water chlorination  Sewage treatment  Good hygiene  Vaccines

11. “It is well known that typhoid and cholera are both due to sewage-contaminated food or water. By means of sanitary improvements, Britain got rid of all of its cholera and most of its typhoid without any vaccines; and officials who now recommend their use must be suspected of having dirty, stupid and slipshod minds and dealt with accordingly.” – Lionel Dole, The Blood Prisoners

13.  Oral Rehydration Therapy  Antibiotics

14. I infected 47 people!