HLTB21H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Pasteurella, Dengue Fever

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Moses and at least 1 person dying in every household. Confluence of the civilized disease pools of eurasia 500bc-1200ad. Many diseases and epidemics recorded since the beginning of history. Reported epidemics as acts of god in the old testament. Major centers of population and communication of human chains of infection had an optimal chance of becoming permanently established. Epidemic outbreaks would then appear in outlying regions where unusual activities would trigger infection (ex. Yellow river is important for farmers in china who started to build dikes for crops. When farmers tried to extend their lands southward, they met disease. The result is the climatic difference between northern and central china where the warmer moister conditions in the south thrived the greater variety of parasites. The populations adjusted to the disease and the north faced formidable problems in adjusting to the patterns of parasitism that prevailed farther south.

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