Universally, typhoid fever affects roughly 21.7 million people annually, causing 600,000 deaths. Although it is rare in developed countries, there are many cases that are because of returning from Africa and Southeast Asia, which it is endemic in. In contrast, some people are not completely cured, and they become asymptomatic carriers such as Mary Mallon, which means that the human body maintains an infectious disease and displays no symptoms. An incubation of typhoid varies from three to sixteen
City. Baker expressed her modern perspective on women’s rights as she described her meeting with Mary Mallon. According to Baker, Mary Mallon was discovered as a source of typhoid fever infection by Dr. George A. Soper. Thus, Baker was assigned as an inspector to get Mallon’s blood and urine specimens. However, Mallon didn’t believe she was the source of the infection because she didn’t feel ill. Mallon tried to escape and resist when