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• Scarlet fever
  '''Scarlet fever''', also called '''scarlatina''', is an infection with ''[[Streptococcus
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• Scarlet fever/Definition
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• Scarlet fever/Related Articles
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• Scarlet fever
  '''Scarlet fever''', also called '''scarlatina''', is an infection with ''[[Streptococcus
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• Penicillin V
  ...nd skin infections, and can also treat [[rheumatic fever|rheumatic]] and [[scarlet fever]]s. As opposed to [[penicillin G]], it is resistant to digestive acids and
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• Richard Réti
  Réti died on [[June 6]], 1929 in Prague of [[scarlet fever]].
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• Streptococcus pyogenes
  ...necrotizing fasciitis]], [[myositis]], [[meningitis]], [[endocarditis]], [[scarlet fever]], [[rheumatic fever]] and [[glomerulonephritis]] (the last two as post str ====[[Scarlet fever]]====
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• Samuel Hahnemann/Bibliography
  * 1801. Cure and prevention of scarlet fever. Gotha. Becker. Edited by Buchner, and reprinted in 1844. Lesser Writings. * 1806. Scarlet fever and Purpura miliaris, two different diseases. Hufeland's journal, vol. 17,
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• Alexander Fleming
  ...''staphylococci'', and indeed all Gram-positive pathogens ([[scarlet fever|scarlet fever]], [[pneumonia|pneumonia]], [[gonorrhea]], [[meningitis]], [[diphtheria |di
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• Echinacea
  ...d Winnebago.</ref> In the European West, echinacea has been used to treat scarlet fever, syphilis, malaria, blood poisoning, and diphtheria. In the United States,
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• Little Women
  ...eave her house or family. She's especially close to Jo: when Beth develops scarlet fever after visiting the Hummels, Jo does most of the nursing and rarely leaves h ...ter, Jo's anger dissolves and the two become closer. When Beth is ill with scarlet fever, Amy is sent to stay with Aunt March as a safety precaution. Aunt March gro
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• History of Homeopathy
  ...in America. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1988.</ref> Epidemics of cholera, scarlet fever, typhoid, and yellow fever were rampant and killed large numbers of people
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• Christian Science
  ...childbirth complications (71), meningitis (9), appendicitis (24, 8 acute) scarlet fever (16), rheumatic fever (16), cataract (11), diabetes (12), pernicious anemia
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• Homeopathy
  ...s relative success in combatting the epidemics of the time. [[Cholera]], [[scarlet fever]], [[typhoid fever]], and [[yellow fever]] killed many, but death rates in
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