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Nature 392, 437 (2 April 1998) | doi:10.1038/33012
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The British Medical Journal for March 19 contains an important paper by Dr. Luigi Sambon, on the "Etiology of Sunstroke." Dr. Sambon adopts what at first appears a somewhat startling theory, namely, that sunstroke is not due to excessive heat or exposure to the sun, but is an infectious disease due to a specific organism.
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