Another problem with the vaccine is that this disease's short incubation period of 12 to 28 hours does not allow for effective antibody production.  
Following a 70-year absence in the Western Hemisphere, there was a major outbreak of this disease in Peru in 1991.  Although a vaccine is currently available for it, it is only effective for three to six months.  Another problem with the vaccine is that this disease's short incubation period of 12 to 28 hours does not allow for effective antibody production.  The bacterium Vibrio comma has been identified as its carrier and shows up in the bloodstream following the early symptomatic purging diarrhea.  Often contracted through ingestion of fecal-contaminated food and water, FTP, name this acute infectious disease of the intestines.
Following a 70-year absence in the Western Hemisphere, there was a major outbreak of this disease in Peru in 1991.  
cholera