Throughout history, humans have battled outbreaks of disease; many lost their lives to diseases before treatments and cures were discovered. Modern science and medicine have become efficient in developing vaccines and medications to control and treat the outbreaks, but whether or not the diseases will ever truly be eradicated is in question. Considering how many of these infectious diseases exist and how easily they spread, it is important to remember safety issues to reduce and prevent transmission. Required:
Research a specific infectious outbreak in history. Be sure to include the following information in your initial post (one paragraph): Disease name Infectious agent (is the disease bacterial, viral, fungal

There are too many disease outbreaks in history that are documented as we But, in the 14th century, plague a disease outbreak that killed nearly 33 percent of the of the human population of Europe is the most deadly infectious disease outbreak.

The outbreak information is as follows:

Disease name: Plague

Infectious agent: Bacteria (Yersinia pestis)

Transmission mode: through rat fleas (Xenopsis)

Symptoms: rigors and chills, tender painful lymph nodes, abdominal pain, chest pain, sudden onset of fever, difficulty in breathing, non-healing ulcer at the insect bitten area.

Treatment: Doxycycline, ciprofloxacin, gentamicin

this doesn't seem to be an actual health/school question. yet, im gonna answer it as if it is one. (by the way, im here for you if it isnt).

humans are very odd creatures. yet, this question is very biased against males. all genders do happen to cheat on their wives / husbands. the real question should be why genders cheat on the person they love. some people might make bad choices, or just make a mistake

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