'Infection'

Sunnyvale resident invents board game about medicine and diseases

Dan Sullivan is hoping people will forgo the movies and instead settle in with friends and family for an evening of the plague, athlete's foot and scurvy. In October, Sullivan released his game "Infection" more than 15 years after he first thought of the idea. He's printed 4,000 games and is selling them in 15 stores throughout California. It's a board game about medicine and diseases where competitors race to either cure all of their ailments--ranging from ingrown toenails, bad breath and zits to DeQuervain's Disease, giantism and trichinosis--or simply to be the last player to remain alive.   More

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