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Black Plague, Justinian Plague

(541-700, 1347-1353): Bubonic plague transmitted by rats, marmots, and fleas. 75 million people die.

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Cholera

(1816-1826, 1865-1917): Various pandemics, with particular virulence in the Indian state of Bengal. 40 million people die.

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Flu

(1618-1648, 1812, 1917-1918, 1957-1958, 1989-1990): Spanish flu, 50 million deaths; Asian flu, two million, Thirty Years' War, eight million ... It also had an impact on the Napo campaign

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Typhoid fever, Eberth's bacillus, Typhi salmonella

(1618-1648, 1812, 1939-1945): Thirty Years' War, eight million dead, Napoleon's campaign in Russia, 400,000 dead; World War II, 3.5 million dead.

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Smallpox

300-500 million people died in very different historical times and on all continents.

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Measles

3-4 million people died throughout the American continent throughout the different stages of European colonization.

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Tuberculosis

About two million people have died each year since the disease was documented. Throughout the 20th century alone, an estimated 100 million people died.

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Leprosy

Biblical disease documented as early as around 600 BC. Creation of leprosariums throughout history. (19,000 in Europe).

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Malaria or malaria

There are currently between 400 and 500 million sick in America, Asia and Africa.

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Yellow fever

It is also spread over several continents where the transmitting mosquito Aedes Aegypti is found.

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AIDS

Contemporary pandemic with 33 million infections in the present. Three million people dead.

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Covid

Three million people dead and 140 million infections.