par·a·ty·phoid fever 
(păr′ə-tīfoid′)
(păr′ə-tīfoid′)n.
An acute intestinal disease of humans, similar to typhoid fever but usually less severe, caused by ingesting food or water contaminated with salmonella bacteria having the serotype Paratyphi.
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