Melioidosis? Never heard of it

Peter Aldhous

Nature, 2005, vol. 434, issue 7034, 692-693

Abstract: Deadly tropical infections that kill within 48 hours don't usually go unnoticed. But one killer has been largely ignored for decades. Now, thanks to worries about bioterror, it is being taken more seriously. Peter Aldhous reports.

Date: 2005
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