The horn of the rhino was traditionally used in Chinese medicines as a cure for a range of ailments from gout to fever and rheumatism.
The opening sequence, showing Mardi Gras revels in New Orleans through the frenzied chiaroscuro of streamers and wrought iron, evokes psyches already ratcheted to fever pitch.
Dr. CORDER: Well you know, one thing about fever, you need to respect fever.
Tensions within the Eurozone are building to a fever pitch, as the euro falls to its lowest levels since July 2010 against the U.S. dollar over renewed Greek fears.
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The wormwood plant had long been used by Chinese herbalists to treat fever, and researchers in China determined in the early 1970s that artemisinin worked to combat malaria.
The war on spam has recently escalated to a fever pitch, pitting both salacious and establishment e-marketers against those out to stop them: militant antispamming organizations, Internet service providers and even Congress.
We need women who experience life to a fever pitch and pass a blazing torch of passion onto others.
Even if she and Alice are still at the stage where they might decide to get fever at 3 a.m.
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When Prometheus arrives in theaters June 8 (June 1 in the UK), fans will have been driven to a fever pitch.
She was sentenced to transportation to the fever-ridden plantations of Barbados, where she could expect a short hard life even if she survived the voyage.
And even though they bowed out of the FA Trophy last weekend with a 4-1 defeat at Chippenham Town, Smith believes that was very much down to cup fever.
Warren Buffett has long been resistant to gold fever, frequently dismissing the yellow metal as an investment because it produces no income, most recently bad-mouthing the asset in his annual Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letter.
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The animals were hunted to satisfy the demand for horn, which was used to fashion handles for ceremonial Yemeni daggers and as an ingredient to reduce fever in oriental medicine (not as an aphrodisiac, despite popular belief).
It is also more efficient for the doctor who already knows the patient to order the fever work-up, talk to the family, or assess progress and the potential need for a change in the treatment.
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The health board said the best course of action was to stay at home, take paracetamol to relieve symptoms of any fever and to drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration.
These diseases, ranging from dengue fever and malaria to West Nile virus and yellow fever, are the cause of millions of deaths worldwide, yet control methods have become a dilemma due to the development of resistance by mosquitoes and increased concern about health and environmental hazards.
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When the group arrived in China on July 14, one of the students was found to have a fever before getting off the plane, and was immediately taken to a hospital, according to Alan Cheung, executive director of the Confucius Institute.
Salmonella infections lead to diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps between 12 and 72 hours after someone is exposed to the bacteria, and the sickness can last from four to seven days, according to health officials.
Given its safety profile and how easy it is to make, it could quickly be tested as a potential new treatment for viral diseases ranging from dengue and yellow fever to hepatitis, say the US investigators from Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington.
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According to legend, he fled with his followers to Brittany when yellow fever broke out in Wales, before eventually returning to Llandaff in Cardiff, where he died in 566AD.
He remembers the days when roughly 5000 people came to Bankers Life Fieldhouse to watch the Fever play.
Today's frenzy is eerily reminiscent of Japan's bull run a decade ago, right down to strikingly similar fever charts.
If you pegged Vietnam to be among the last places on earth to catch dotcom fever, you'd be right.
On Thursday, she went to the walk-in centre in Peterborough's Thorpe Road and was told to take hay fever tablets.
As precedent he cites the example of Seldane, an antihistamine developed by Hoechst Marion Roussel (now Aventis (nyse: AVE - news - people )) to treat hay fever.
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs' first album, 2003's Fever to Tell, was a lovably messy record that combined socked-out riffs, cascading sheets of noise and the caterwauling and cracked moans of singer Karen O.
As is the case for most viruses, because there is no definitive therapy one treats the symptoms: plenty of fluids such as Gatorade that include salts and sugar (to replace losses), antinausea medications and drugs to reduce the fever.
The lawsuit against Credit Suisse and others sketches a similar conspiracy, in which securities firms--with the help of big institutional customers including Fidelity and Janus Capital--are accused of taking advantage of Internet fever to drive up the price of newly issued shares in the aftermarket.
The lawsuit against Credit Suisse and others sketches a similar conspiracy, in which securities firms--with the help of big institutional customers including Fidelity and Janus Capital (nyse: JNS - news - people )--are accused of taking advantage of Internet fever to drive up the price of newly issued shares in the aftermarket.
To chew through long bouts of bedridden fever, it is hard to match.
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