In this episode of The Host Response, Dr. Paul Bunce explores one of the most common (and often misunderstood) clinical findings in medicine. What distinguishes fever from hyperthermia? Is "feeling feverish" the same as having a fever? Why do fevers come and go? And why is fever best understood as a host response rather than a diagnosis?
Through practical clinical examples, this episode examines how Infectious Diseases physicians interpret fever, why context matters more than a single temperature reading, and how thinking differently about fever can improve clinical reasoning.
Whether you're a medical student, resident, or practicing clinician, this episode offers a practical framework for understanding one of medicine's oldest and most important diagnostic clues.
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