Can Typhoid Fever Be Aborted?

time cases of typhoid fever, which had been cut short in the second or third week, have been reported, and it has not always been possible to beg the question by assuming an incorrect diagnosis. It would, however, be very difficult to make such an easy assumption in view of the long list of cases recorded by Dr. J. E. Woodbridge of Cleveland, Ohio, at the late meeting of the American Association ; nor is it possible to assume that the 193 physicians, whose cases