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But a strange pattern started to occur. Anywhere that Mary worked, family members in the household started to develop typhoid fever. In 1906, Mary worked for a wealthy banker, Charles Warren.

along with flu and typhoid. However, tests are “pointing toward malaria,” Dr. Ngashi Ngongo of the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in an online briefing Thursday.

This growth has been fueled by an increase in international travel, a rising incidence of typhoid fever, rapid urbanization, improved healthcare accessibility, and higher disposable income levels.