Notes on an Outbreak of Remittent Fever in the District of Backergunge *These notes have been extracted from the report of the Burrisal Dispensary, and have been placed at our disposal by the Surgeon-General Indian Medical Department.

Report on an Outbreak of Cholera in the Secundra Jail, Agra, during June and July 1878 *This interesting report has been placed at our disposal by the Surgeon-General, Indian Medical Department.—Ed., I. M. G.

From A. Chkistison, Esq., M.D., Deputy Surg eon-General, Agra Circle, To the Secretary, Surgeon-General, Indian Medical Department, Calcutta. Agra, 10th October 1878. Sir,?I have the honor to forward a Report by Dr. J. W. Tyler, Superintendent, Central Prison, Report and Cholera Register. Statement showing admissions and deaths of cholera. Agra, on the outbreak of cholera at tne Secundra Tempor...

Malignant catarrhal fever in pastoral Maasai herds caused by wildebeest associated alcelaphine herpesvirus-1: An outbreak report

An outbreak of malignant catarrhal fever (MCF), a fatal viral disease in indigenous Tanzanian shorthorn zebu in Ngorongoro district of Tanzania during the period of June 2004 has been described. The disease was diagnosed by clinical, post mortem findings and the virus was identified using molecular characterization study. The history and clinical features included pyrexia, cornel opacity, nasal...

Report on the Outbreak of Cholera at Nowgong, Bundlecund, in July 1875 *This graphic and interesting report has been placed at our disposal by the Surgeon-General, Indian Medical Department.

Report on an Outbreak of Fever (Miliaria?) at Seoni *This report has been placed at our disposal by the Surgeon-General, Indian Medical Department.

urzee, having reported that a particular kind of fever had made its appearance in this town, partaking of the types of typhoid and typhus, and that lie was unacquainted with it, I came down (19th and 20th June 1873) to see the cases myself, and to try and diagnose its type and specics. The first case, the Hospital Assistant states, was admitted on tho 9th May. A workman of the G. I. P. Railway,...

Report of an Outbreak of Cholera in Detachments of the 41st Regiment Native Infantry and 7th Bengal Cavalry, Morar

MENT NATIVE INFANTRY AND 7th BENGAL CAVALRY, MORAR. [The following papers, which give an accurate and complete account of a severe outbreak of cholera which took place in May last in a treasure escort composed of detachments of the 7th Bengal Cavalry and 41st Native Infantry, have been placed at our disposal by the Surgeon-General, Indian Medical Department. At the same time that the events whi...