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A. E. Feller

Duke University

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The American Journal of Medicine | 1956

Outbreak of unusual form of pneumonia at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma, in 1944: Follow-up studies implicating histoplasma capsulatum as the etiologic agentm☆

A. E. Feller; Michael L. Furcolow; Howard W. Larsh; Alexander D. Langmuir

Abstract An epidemic of disseminated pulmonary disease which occurred at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma, in 1944, following common exposure in an abandoned storm cellar, is reviewed. On the basis of the results of the comprehensive followup study reported here and certain other data which have accumulated in the literature since the occurrence of the epidemic, it is concluded that the outbreak was due to H. capsulatum. This is the first epidemic finally proved to have been caused by histoplasmosis.

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1953

A STUDY OF ILLNESS IN A GROUP OF CLEVELAND FAMILIES I. PLAN OF STUDY AND CERTAIN GENERAL OBSERVATIONS

George F. Badger; A. E. Feller; Richard G. Hodges; William S. Jordan; Charles H. Rammelkamp

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1953

A Study of Illness in a Group of Cleveland Families. II. Incidence of the Common Respiratory Diseases.

George F. Badger; A. E. Feller; Richard G. Hodges; William S. Jordan; Charles H. Rammelkamp

War. Medicine | 1943

Primary Atypical Pneumonia, Etiology Unknown.

Theodore J. Abernethy; George F. Badger; G. J. Buddingh; A. E. Feller; Alexander D. Langmuir; James M. Ruegsegger; W. B. Wood

The New England Journal of Medicine | 1950

The Failure of Antihistaminic Drugs to Prevent or Cure the Common Cold and Undifferentiated Respiratory Diseases

A. E. Feller; George F. Badger; Richard G. Hodges; William S. Jordan; Charles H. Rammelkamp

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1953

A study of illness in a group of Cleveland families. IV. The spread of respiratory infections within the home.

George F. Badger; A. E. Feller; Richard G. Hodges; William S. Jordan; Charles H. Rammelkamp

The New England Journal of Medicine | 1956

Noninfluenzal viral infections of the respiratory tract.

A. E. Feller

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1953

A Study of Illness in a Group of Cleveland Families. III. Introduction of Respiratory Infections into Families.

George F. Badger; A. E. Feller; Richard G. Hodges; William S. Jordan; Charles H. Rammelkamp

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1944

PRIMARY ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA, ETIOLOGY UNKNOWN

Theodore J. Abernethy; George F. Badger; G. John Buddingh; A. E. Feller; Alexander D. Langmuir; James M. Ruegsegger; W. Barry Wood

Journal of Immunology | 1943

Isolation and Characterization of Influenza A Virus (PR8 Strain).

A. R. Taylor; D. G. Sharp; Dorothy Beard; J. W. Beard; A. E. Feller

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George F. Badger

Case Western Reserve University

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A. R. Taylor

Duke University

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Charles H. Rammelkamp

Boston University

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D. G. Sharp

Duke University

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Dorothy Beard

Duke University

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J. W. Beard

Duke University

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Richard G. Hodges

Case Western Reserve University

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William S. Jordan

Case Western Reserve University

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I. W. Mclean

Duke University

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Alexander D. Langmuir

Harvard University

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