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ht a smallpox, measles malaria and influenza	epidemics against which the Caddo had no immunity.
Louse-borne relapsing fever occurs in	epidemics amid poor living conditions, famine and war
r social ills, particularly venereal disease	epidemics among soldiers.
	Epidemics and mortality in Tokugawa Japan: 1600-1868 (
Major Greenwood	Epidemics and crowd-diseases: an introduction to the s
impact on the town's development with fires,	epidemics and the Thirty Years' War.
ute of Bacteriology and his vaccines against	epidemics and especially typhus had been effective.
medicine, society had begun to believe that	epidemics and incurable illnesses were a thing of the
but is also used in relation to earthquakes,	epidemics and other disasters to mark the point of the
idelines to control meningococcal meningitis	epidemics and led a team of CDC epidemiologists during
and the islanders lacked immunity from ‘flu	epidemics and also had to endure the harsh winter of 1
e syndrome in her book Hystories: Hysterical	Epidemics and Modern Media (1997) has angered some in
The system regarded all	epidemics as external threats, focusing on border cont
Having been a first-hand eyewitness of	epidemics at Cadiz, Malaga and Gibraltar, he then publ
e drought and its consequences of famine and	epidemics by laying the responsibility on people among
In addition,	epidemics caused by poor hygiene which killed many of
known in medieval times, and the eruption of	epidemics could not be explained.
uth and South-East Asia have resulted in HIV	epidemics differing across the region.
The	epidemics disrupted their societies.
The Bidai suffered several	epidemics during 1776-77, reducing their population by
nd did signal service during the outbreak of	epidemics following the famine of 1877-1879.
lth hazard for local inhabitants and that an	epidemics had started in the ghetto; in fact, this dec
country devastated by the Arabs and cholera	epidemics, he patronized the local monastic communitie
ica is suffering one of the most severe AIDS	epidemics in the world.
id died on June 11, 1921, during the cholera	epidemics in the Georgian SSR.
Fatality rates may approach 25 percent in	epidemics in young camels, but other cases are general
s research included containing pandemics and	epidemics in Asia and solutions for Asia's cities.
rapidly in the wake of malaria and small pox	epidemics in various parts of northern Siam.
d been investigating the break out of plague	epidemics in India following health workers inoculatin
nally known as "serum hepatitis", has caused	epidemics in parts of Asia and Africa, and it is endem
ve service during several major yellow fever	epidemics in the southeastern United States during Rec
tions that foster the occurrence of multiple	epidemics in a population and how syndemics function t
went through two major fires and a couple of	epidemics, including the plague.
mphis was rocked by a series of yellow fever	epidemics, leading the city to forfeit its charter in
warded MHS a $100,000 fund for investigating	epidemics, monies that had been slated for the Board.
All together, 194	epidemics of the Picardy sweat were recorded.
	Epidemics of dysentery and typhus broke out in the win
demic of India was one of the worst smallpox	epidemics of 20th century.
water supply, and the city suffered regular	epidemics of cholera, smallpox, measles and typhoid.
ny of the community's natives fell victim to	epidemics of new infectious diseases, to which they ha
sidents of the city were treated here during	epidemics of yellow fever and during the American Civi
Fox frequently attacked them, and they faced	epidemics of smallpox and other introduced European di
	Epidemics of fatal pulmonary hypertension and heart va
tre of the town, following the Mumbai plague	epidemics of the 1890s.
ke other Carolina Algonquians, suffered from	epidemics of infectious disease, such as smallpox in 1
of the Republic of Macedonia, was plagued by	epidemics of cholera.
, particularly helping with the yellow fever	epidemics of the 1870s.
However,	epidemics of Yellow Fever in 1649, Smallpox in 1650, a
die during his time in India, as there were	epidemics of cholera and dysentery during the Wherry's
evelopment of Bogumin was halted by frequent	epidemics of bubonic plague and floodings of the Olza.
oblem, and as a direct result of the cholera	epidemics of 1831-1832 and 1848-1849 central governmen
ce is called upon in times of danger, during	epidemics or at funeral ceremonies.
He did extensive studies of	epidemics that plagued Paris, and is additionally cred
ary grove for those who died in the smallpox	epidemics that ravaged the archipelago in the 18th and
would be compounded by recurrent floods and	epidemics that were endemic in that region.
h Wars, attacks by Polish Tatars, and plague	epidemics, the last outbreak of which occurred in 1710
tion were caused by typhus and typhoid fever	epidemics, the lack of housing and any "sources of liv
ulation, the town has often been attacked by	epidemics: the plague broke out in 1898, and again in
n, most of them are resistant to disease and	epidemics, think faster, detect ultra- and infra-sound
MSV causes sporadic maize streak disease	epidemics throughout the maize growing regions of Afri
covery, doctors attributed the cause of many	epidemics to what they called "miasmas" floating in th
, was so named because doctors once believed	epidemics to be caused by unfavorable planetary and st
Delta was plagued with periodic yellow fever	epidemics, to which malaria and cholera were added as
The	epidemics which swept across New England and the Canad
nience, Rickard and Emma formed the new band	Epidemics with Erik Gunnarsson and Patrik Lindmark fro

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