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Often used in the same context:
marburg virus,
salmonella typhi,
disease,
bestiary,
ecoli,
night terrors,
hemorrhagic septicemia,
cot death,
blackwater fever,
chigger,
yellow fever,
septicaemia,
picture gallery,
dracunculiasis,
viral,
dysentry,
moustaches,
diarrhoea,
ebola virus,
pyjama,
bilharzia,
haemorrhagic,
churchill downs,
arboviruses,
superbug,
meningoencephalitis,
bubonic,
typhus fever,
arbovirus,
valkyries,
cholera,
skin condition,
amebic dysentery,
staphylococcal,
vampire bat,
ebola fever,
syphillis,
toxic shock,
civilised,
mouldy,
lyssavirus,
scrofula,
ascaris,
venereal,
madonnas,
hallows,
innoculation,
herpes,
maggoty,
stomach flu,
scotch egg,
erysipelas,
st john,
vomica,
undead,
roundheads,
haemorrhagic fever,
pork pie,
redback spider,
amebic,
noncontagious,
enteritis,
hiv,
late blight,
babesia,
genet,
septicemic,
methusaleh,
mambas,
mortem,
lymphogranuloma venereum,
wenching,
ebola,
enteric fever,
undulant fever,
keratoconjunctivitis,
infection,
venereal disease,
sigil,
filarial,
galanthus,
superstrain,
black flag,
leptospirosis,
kombat,
pustular,
west nile virus,
bloodstone,
guilt trip,
morris dancing,
plasmodium vivax,
leishmania,
lycanthrope,
cysticercosis,
scrub typhus,
orf,
family doctor,
outbreak,
sesqui,
trichinella,
coryza,
hominis
More specific:
canicola fever,
weil's disease
More general:
animal disease
Synonyms:
leptospirosis
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