The answer is listeria. I'm starting you on amp and gent.
Exactly like the cop and exactly like Foreman. And what if the Patient was then exposed to a second infection, like legionella? The body would recognize that infection, increase the white count, send in the troops to start fighting, and the initial infection would get caught in the crossfire. So the question becomes, what type of bacterial infection affects huMans and not rats, and the huMan body would be unlikely to recognize.
Neh, eh, I asked first. Let's start with the 'what', we'll deal with the 'why' later. If the body doesn't recognize the infection our tests come back negative and the disease rampages through the body unstopped.
Neh, eh, I asked first. Let's start with the 'what', we'll deal with the 'why' later. If the body doesn't recognize the infection our tests come back negative and the disease rampages through the body unstopped. [SEP] Exactly like the cop and exactly like Foreman. And what if the Patient was then exposed to a second infection, like legionella? The body would recognize that infection, increase the white count, send in the troops to start fighting, and the initial infection would get caught in the crossfire. So the question becomes, what type of bacterial infection affects huMans and not rats, and the huMan body would be unlikely to recognize. [SEP] The answer is listeria. I'm starting you on amp and gent.