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"Unveiling the Dark History of Typhoid: From Typhoid Mary to Epidemics and Medical Breakthroughs" Typhoid

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Typhoid Collection: Typhoid Mary
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Typhoid Collection: Yadil Advertisement
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Typhoid Collection: Mercedes de Orleans (1860-1878). Qeen of Spain. First wife o
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Typhoid Collection: Sir William Gull
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Typhoid Collection: Sir William Jenner - portrait standing
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Typhoid Collection: A Skeleton in the Cupboard (engraving)
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Typhoid Collection: Lincoln after 1905 typhoid epedemic
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Typhoid Collection: Punch cartoon: Sir William Withey Gull, English physician who treated the Prince of Wales for
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Typhoid Collection: ILN cover - Dr. Mildred C. Rebstock
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Typhoid Collection: Some Diseases Common to School-Children (colour photo)
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Typhoid Collection: Eruptive fevers (colour litho)
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Typhoid Collection: Thanksgiving for the future King Edward VIIs recovery from typhoid fever (colour litho)
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Typhoid Collection: Lesions caracteristiques de la fievre typhoide (colour litho)
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Typhoid Collection: A boy with typhoid meets footballer John Hickton. 1971
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Typhoid Collection: Typhoid outbreak. Aberdeen. Scotland. 1964. In 1964 there was an outbreak of typhoid in
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Typhoid Collection: T. Fuller, (1608-1661), 1830. Creator: Unknown
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Typhoid Collection: Thanksgiving service for the recovery of the Prince of Wales, 27 February 1872 (1901)
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Typhoid Collection: The Thanksgiving Service in St. Pauls Cathedral, 1906
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Typhoid Collection: Crowd at the Mansion House reading the bulletins of the Prince of Waless illness, 1871 (1900)
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Typhoid Collection: Fort Abraham Lincoln graveyard, North Dakota
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Typhoid Collection: Prince Mircea of Romania
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Typhoid Collection: Sir William Jenner, 1st Baronet (1815 A?o??n? 1898) Englis
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Typhoid Collection: Train Transporting Typhoid Sufferers
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Typhoid Collection: Sir William H. Broadbent, Vanity Fair, Spy
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Typhoid Collection: ARKANSAS: INOCULATION, 1937. A refugee being given an inoculation for typhoid at
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Typhoid Collection: GEORGIA: HEALTH CLINIC. A boy being inoculated for typhoid in a clinic at Irwinville Farms
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Typhoid Collection: TYPHOID: INOCULATION. A doctor giving a typhoid inoculation to a girl at a rural
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Typhoid Collection: MISSISSIPPI FLOOD, 1927. African Americans flood refugees waiting for vaccinations
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Typhoid Collection: Source Size = 2518 x 1268
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Typhoid Collection: PUBLIC HEALTH: PRIVIES, c1915. Handbill with instructions for maintaining sanitary
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Typhoid Collection: TYPHOID: VACCINE, c1917. U. S. Army Medical School student working on typhoid vaccine
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Typhoid Collection: TYPHOID: VACCINE, c1917. Men unloading crates of typhoid vaccine, at the U. S. Army Medical School
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Typhoid Collection: TYPHOID: VACCINE, c1917. Vats of typhoid vaccine at the U. S. Army Medical School
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Typhoid Collection: Henry, Prince of Wales (1594-1612) the paragon prince, eldest son of James I & VII
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Typhoid Collection: A student of the U. S. Army Medical School works on a typhoid vaccine. Photographed 1917
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Typhoid Collection: Students of the U. S. Army Medical School work on a typhoid vaccine. Photographed 1917
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Typhoid Collection: Students in the U.s Army Medical School work on a typhoid vaccine. Photographed 1917
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Typhoid Collection: TYPHOID FEVER, 1885. A guard at Plymouth, Pennsylvania, warning passers-by from approaching homes
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Typhoid Collection: Milk truckers do not! pick up milk at farms where there are
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Typhoid Collection: Dr. Schreiber of San Augustine giving a typhoid innoculation
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Typhoid Collection: Henry, Prince of Wales
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Typhoid Collection: Gonville Bromhead
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Typhoid Collection: Typhoid nodules, light micrograph
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Typhoid Collection: Georges Widal, French physician
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Typhoid Collection: Karl Joseph Eberth, German pathologist
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Typhoid Collection: Salmonella bacterium, TEM
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Typhoid Collection: Molecular graphic of vitamin A (retinol)
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Typhoid Collection: Portrait of Princess Alice


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"Unveiling the Dark History of Typhoid: From Typhoid Mary to Epidemics and Medical Breakthroughs" Typhoid, a deadly infectious disease caused by the bacterium Salmonella typhi, has left an indelible mark on history. One infamous figure associated with this ailment is "Typhoid Mary, " a cook who unknowingly spread the disease to numerous people in early 20th century New York City. The Yadil Advertisement reminds us of the importance of public health campaigns in preventing such outbreaks. Even royalty was not immune to its grasp, as seen in the tragic case of Mercedes de Orleans, Queen of Spain and first wife of King Alfonso XII. Her untimely death from typhoid at just 18 years old shocked the nation. In the medical world, Sir William Gull and Sir William Jenner played significant roles in understanding and treating typhoid fever. Their portraits stand as testaments to their contributions towards combating this deadly illness. The discovery of vaccines brought hope for prevention, exemplified by Dr. Schreiber's inoculation efforts captured in John Vachon's photograph from San Augustine County, Texas in 1943. However, behind every triumph lies hidden stories like "A Skeleton in the Cupboard. " This engraving symbolizes society's reluctance to confront diseases like typhoid head-on until they become unavoidable crises. One such crisis struck after a devastating typhoid epidemic hit Lincoln post-1905. The aftermath prompted renewed efforts to address sanitation issues and improve public health measures. Punch cartoon portrays Sir William Withey Gull as he treated Prince Albert Edward (later King Edward VII) for typhoid while serving as Physician-in-Ordinary to Queen Victoria—an illustration highlighting both his expertise and royal connections during times of crisis. Dr. Mildred C. Rebstock graced ILN cover—a testament to women breaking barriers within the medical field, including their contributions to typhoid research and treatment.