sentences:  Named after Brazilian scientist Henrique da Rocha Lima, "B. rochalimae" is also closely related to "Bartonella henselae", a bacterium identified in the mid-1990s during the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco as the cause of cat scratch fever, which still infects more than 24,000 people in the United States each year.Scientists discovered the bacterium in a 43-year-old American woman who had traveled to Peru for three weeks.She suffered from possibly life-threatening anemia, an enlarged spleen, a 102 degree Fahrenheit (39 degree Celsius) fever, and insomnia two weeks after returning to the United States,
  symptoms akin to those of typhoid fever and malaria.