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==Popular culture== In the 1936 film ''[[His Brother's Wife]]'', Robert Taylor plays a doctor who is part of a team frustrated by their inability to find RMSF in ticks collected from plants in the jungle, while infected people die all around them. When they finally test ticks from infected goats, they find their source and save a colleague's life. Research into this disease in Montana is a sub-plot of the 1937 film ''[[Green Light (1937 film)|Green Light]]'', starring [[Errol Flynn]]. Some of the researchers who perished are mentioned by name and their photographs are shown.{{citation needed|date=January 2023}} Rocky Mountain spotted fever is a big part of the 1947 [[Republic Pictures]] movie ''[[Driftwood (1947 film)|Driftwood]]'', starring [[Walter Brennan]], [[James Bell (actor)|James Bell]], [[Dean Jagger]], [[Natalie Wood]], and [[Hobart Cavanaugh]].{{citation needed|date=January 2023}} In December 2013, hockey player [[Shane Doan]] was diagnosed with Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and returned to play in January 2014.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://coyotes.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=698862 | title='Yotes Notes: Doctors Give Doan OK to Play}}</ref>
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