An epidemic of acute toxoplasmosis
BH Kean, AC Kimball, WN Christenson - Jama, 1969 - jamanetwork.com
An epidemic of acute lymphadenitic toxoplasmosis involved five medical students. Fever,
headache, myalgia, lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, and extremely high and rising Sabin-
Feldman dye test and complement fixation titers characterized the illness. The students all
ate rare hamburger at the same place, on the same night, and evidence indicates that this
was the way in which the infections were acquired.
headache, myalgia, lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, and extremely high and rising Sabin-
Feldman dye test and complement fixation titers characterized the illness. The students all
ate rare hamburger at the same place, on the same night, and evidence indicates that this
was the way in which the infections were acquired.
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