The problem is that not everyone uses social media - it tends to be concentrated in major cities - and there is no guarantee people laid up in bed with a high fever will feel like broadcasting their symptoms to the world unless they are caught up in a media panic like the one around the H1N1 virus.
Death seems ever-present in the slum, where a fever or disease easily caught from unclean water in the rainy season can claim a life without much warning.
In one case, an unvaccinated child came in with a high fever and Dr. LaReau feared the patient might have meningitis, a contagious, potentially deadly infection of the brain and spinal cord for which a vaccine commonly is given.
It is understood there has been a higher rate of fever in young children following a second injection.
This in turn discourages investors, who until just the past few days (after a break in the yen fever) have dissed Japanese stocks.
There's a fever in Fort Worth, Texas, and it's spreading - 8, 000 feet underground.
The violins and countless tributes to Yankee Stadium that began in April and reached a fever pitch during All-Star week will no doubt continue through the last out this fall.
South Korea is in the midst of a football frenzy and each time the national side has scored a success in this tournament the fever pitch has reached new heights.
The team in Antarctica now will have a particular mindset in order to cope with the low temperatures, and also the cabin fever, which may be an issue if a really bad patch of weather sets in and they are forced to stay inside the caboose for a long amount of time.
Despite losing the sight in one eye after contracting yellow fever, he became a surgeon in his early 20s and sailed for Great Yarmouth with wounded sailors from the Battle of Camperdown in 1797.
Two patients with especially advanced ALL experienced what Dr. Brentjens termed a "shake and bake response" significant fever and a drop in blood pressure that resulted in their admission to intensive care.
In 1991, a role in Spike Lee's film Jungle Fever marked the beginning of her acting career.
Speculation about the veep stakes has reached a fever pitch in Washington.
The trend hit a fever pitch in the 1970s, when New York and many other big cities saw their populations drop by 10 percent or more.
By the time Dan Rhema was carried into Crawford Long Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, he was delirious from the Dengue fever a mosquito had infected him with in Mexico.
Garcia, who first came to the public's attention playing Tony Manero in a London production of "Saturday Night Fever, " doesn't have much to do in "Coyote Ugly, " save for taking off his shirt whenever possible while running after Violet.
The patient -- a 30-year-old man who lived in the country's Eastern Province -- was admitted to a hospital in the city of Dammam on Wednesday with a high fever, cough and shortness of breath.
In fact, mosquitoes carrying dengue fever have invaded more than a third of the homes in Argentina's most populous province, a doctor said last week.
Both children had a fever and cough in late March, and one child vomited.
When he returned to his hotel at four in the morning, he had a fever and began vomiting.
If you'll recall, rumors of this thing actually hit a fever pitch back in 2010, with the stateside Apple v.
"I can't believe something so small turned into something so big, " recalls Jeffers, who noticed that his daughter had a fever one Sunday in November.
By September, the sellers were clearly back in charge as Lehman Brothers had filed for bankruptcy, and by October, the panic in the financial markets had reached a fever pitch.
Here in New Orleans, the area around the Superdome is reaching a fever pitch, and the Direct TV blimp can be seen wherever you are in the city.
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Laura Pollan, who was 63 years old, had been in hospital for a week suffering from Dengue fever.
Fifty years ago, at the dawn of nuclear power, Wall Street was in the grip of a uranium-mining fever, with stocks and even mutual funds cropping up to take investors' money.
This is Uganda's first attack of Ebola, though a related fever killed 19 people in the east of the country in 1977.
European veterinary experts have lifted some of the restrictions on the export of live pigs from East Anglia, despite the confirmation of a new case of swine fever in Norfolk.
The frenzy over Pomellato reached a fever pitch outside of Italy in 2001 with the advent of the Nudo, a weighty gold ring with a huge faceted colored stone set like a diamond solitaire.
Travel restrictions are now in place at airports around the world after the WHO urged airports in affected cities to quiz passengers about their health before check-in and to discourage anyone who had had a fever within the past 24 hours from flying.
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