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Eberth

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E·berth (brt), Karl Joseph 1835-1926.
German bacteriologist and pathologist who was among the first to identify the bacillus of typhoid fever (1880).


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Survivors include his children, Kathy Shields and Jimmy Gates, both of South Carolina, and Charlene Gates of Florida; two sisters, Barbara Eberth of Brownsville and Patsy Moss of Spartanburg, S.
In 1880, prior to the findings of Smith and Salmon, Eberth had discovered the etiological agent of typhoid fever, an acute bacterial disease of humans (Levine & Blake, 1992).
2LT Chris Dunphy [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] 1 MAJ Chuck Eberth inoculates a pig with the help of SPC Scott Austin during a veterinary community action program visit in Bosnia.
 
 
 
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