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Zika virus.
1. it is spread by Mosquito's
2. started in Africa.
3. unborn children are at risk
4.some have died
5. spreads quickly

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Malaria
Malaria infects more that 400 million people a year

it is the cause of 1 and 3 million deaths

It is mainly spread by mosquitoes

Young children are the most at risk

It is very common in Africa

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depression
1. Roughly 20 million people suffer  depression.
2. 1 in 4 young adults will suffer an episode of depression before age 24.
3. Women are as likely to suffer from depression than men.
4. Depression is a common mental disorder. Globally, more than 350 million people of all ages suffer from depression.
5. depression can affect everyone

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necrotizing fasciitis:
1)caused by bacterica
2) rare but serious
3)destroys mussel, fat, and skin
4) 1 out of 4 die
5) easier to get it if you have :
a weak immune system
chronic help problem
cuts in your skin
recently have chicken pocks or another diseases that causes rashes
use steroid medicines, which lower body infection resistance

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1, the black death killed 20 million people
2, it caused soars all over the body
3,  it started in 1347
4, many people thought it was Gods form of punishment
5, rituals were performed for it

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Black death
1 started in china

2 during war it was called the great mortality

3 started back up in France in November

4 many thought it was from pockets of bad air released by earth quacks

5 mainly spread by water and rodents

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Ebola
1) First outbreak was in a remote village in Central Africa.
2) There is no licensed treatment, but two potential vaccines are undergoing evaluation.
3) The average fatal rate is 50%, varied from 25% to 90%  in past cases.
4)  It is transmitted through wild animals and spreads in human pop. through human connection.
5) The most recent outbreak was in West Africa.

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Acinetobacter Infection.
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An Acinetobacter baumannii infection is caused by the Acinetobacter baumannii bacteria. It can cause serious infections in the lungs, blood, and brain. It may also cause urinary tract and wound infections. It can be spread by direct contact and may be found on skin or in food, water, or soil.

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1.) Killed 75 to 200 million ppl.
2.) Was carried from fleas on rats.
3.) Struck various countries in Middle east.
4.) Swelling thru out the body.
5.) Blood and puss came out of swellings.

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black plague

1. it was carried by rats and other rodents.
2. it killed 1/3 of the population around 20,000 million people.
3. it caused swelling
4. it was introduced in 1347.

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The Black Plague
1) It was caused by bacterium Yersinia
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black plague
1.) it was carried in by rats and flees
2.) it killed about 20 million people.
3.)people tried to stop it but it did not work out very well.

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small pox
1. spreads easily
2.lab tests are required
3. commonly short term
4.very rare
5.spreads by blood products like unscreened blod or dirty needles

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depression
1. about 20 million people suffer from depression
2. 1 in 4 young people will get depression before age 24
3. people with depression are more prone to colds than without
4. women are more likely to get it
5. depression can affect to all people.

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1.) children under the age of five are mainly affected.
2.) polio paralyzed more than 350,000 people in 1988,
3.) 3 countries haven't stopped polio.
4.) it can be completely eradicated.
5.) vaccines are available to prevent it.

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Black Plague
1) It was estimated that "200+ people died from it.
2) This disease was spread through Rodents and Fleas,
3) "Buboes are painful blue-black swollen lumps that are extremely painful and often spill out blood and puss."
4)5)Your body parts and limbs started turned black and refer to picture above.

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Yellow Fever
1. Very rare
2. Affects both males and females
3. Damages liver and kidneys.
4. Causes jaundice (yellowing of skin and eyes), hence the name
5. Primarily spread by mosquitoes, but can be spread from human to human.
6. May also cause bleeding gums, soft palate hemorrhages, and the vomiting of blood (black vomit, occasionally classified as "vile").

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1. Black death was introduced to Europe in October of 1347
2. Most sailors on board the ships the brought the black death were dead when they arrived. The ones still alive were deathly ill.
3. The sailors were covered in black boils that oozed blood and pus.
4. Black Death killed more than 20 million people, about a third of the population.
5. Had other symptoms like what you'd get with the stomach flu.

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Lymes Disease
Caused by deer ticks.
symptoms are flue like and a bulls eye rash on your body.
more then 200,000 cases per yer in he US.
most people recover fully with medication but it could get worse if you do not catch it early on.
You are more likely to get Lymes disease if you spend a lot of time in a grassy area.

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1)Spread through out Europe from 1346-53.
2)60% of Florescence's population died in a few months.
3)Takes ten to fourteen days to kill you.
4) Takes longer to become a epidemic in larger city's.
5)moved 600km in a fortnight by ship.

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1. It was mostly a breakout in west Africa
2. Travel warnings in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone
3. Ebola is caused by RNA virus
4. Ebola is often fatal
5. Bleeding is common in later staged of Ebola

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Anorexia
1) 90-95% of people with Anorexia are females
2) Between 1.5945 and 3.189 million (.5 - 1%) American women suffer from this
3) Anorexia has one of the highest death rates of any mental health condition
4) A common psychiatric diagnoses in young women
5)Dry skin and hair loss is common

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Ebola
1) One of the deadliest diseases in the world.
2) First identified in Africa
3)Humans can be infected by other humans if they come in contact with body fluids from an infected person or contaminated objects from infected people.
4) Symptoms include weakness, fever, aches, diarrhea, vomiting and stomach pain. Additional experiences include rash, red eyes, chest pain, throat soreness, difficulty breathing or swallowing and bleeding.
5)Symptoms appear 8-10 days after infection.

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Zika Virus
1. The Zika Virus Is Spread by Mosquito Bites and by Sex.
2. Unborn Babies Are Most at Risk From Zika Virus.
3. Zika Began in Africa.
4. Zika Has Reached Florida and Could Keep Traveling North.
5. U.S. Travelers Have Been Bringing Zika Back From Africa With Them for Several Years.

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Yellow Fever.
1- Yellow fever is an acute viral haemorrhagic disease transmitted by infected mosquitoes. The "yellow" in the name refers to the jaundice that affects some patients.
2- Symptoms of yellow fever include fever, headache, jaundice, muscle pain, nausea, vomiting and fatigue.
3- A small proportion of patients who contract the virus develop severe symptoms and approximately half of those die within 7 to 10 days.
4-This Disease is extremely rare and it was said that there were zero cases in the US of this disease.
5- Good supportive treatment in hospitals improves survival rates. There is currently no specific anti-viral drug for yellow fever.

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Ehrlichiosis
1- Bacterial infection spreaded by ticks
2- Symptoms are fever, chills, headache, muscle aches, and tiredness
3- There are 2 forms of ehrlichiosis in the U.S, human monocytic ehrlichiosis and human granulocytic ehrlichiosis
4- The tick must stay attached to the human for at least 24 hours in order to spread the infection.
5- Ehrlichiosis has been reported in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Minnesota, New York, and Wisconsin

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Avian Influenza
1. This disease is caused by  the infection by avian (bird) and influenza (disease)
2.  This disease started in 1997.
3. It is extremely rare
4. It is also called the bird disease.
5. Different symptoms are pain in the muscles, shortness of breath, sore throat, etc.

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1. The disease had struck through China, Syria, Persia, and Egypt.
2. There was swelling all throughout the body both inside and out.
3. Was terrifyingly and indiscriminately contagious.
4. Blood and pus seeped out of each swelling.
5. Symptoms: Fever, Chills, Vomiting, Diarrhea, and Terrible Aches and Pains.

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shingles
1) it happens years after chicken pocks and it looks like a rash with pus its red
2) people get it after chicken pocks
3) you will have headaches and be sensitive to light and it feel like you have the flu
4) every where in the world

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Ebola
1.This virus can cause organ failure, and severe bleeding.
2.It can spread very fast.
3.this disease is found in several African countries.
4. symptoms can take up to 21 days

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1.) Swelling in the groin, armpits and neck.
2.)There would be  dark patches, and the coughing up of blood.
3.) It was called the pestilence
4.)Yersinia pestis was most likely the virus that started the black plague
5.) It causes the skin to die and that makes the skin turn a  acral gangrene color.

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Small Pox

1. In 1721, 844 of the 5,889 Bostonians who had smallpox died from it.
2. Brought here from European settlers 1633-34
3. Is now gone after a large vaccination initiative in 1972
4. It was a problem during the Revolutionary War, many soldiers got it in the winter
5. The last known case of Small Pox in the United States was in 1949

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Zika
1. Spread by mosquito's
2. Started in Africa
3. Spreads very quickly
4. Affects unborn babies the most.
5. Not very fatal

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Malaria affects more than 500 million people

causes between one and three million deaths

spreads by infected mosquitoes

children under the age of 5 are most at risk

pregnant women have a high risk

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Hantavirus
1. Can progress to hanavirus pulamanary syndrom(HPS).
2. Spread by infected rodents and their biproducts
3. One of the causes of hemorrhagic fever
4. Sin Nombre hantavirus was found in 1993, Asia.
5.  Is one of few new age hantaviruses circulating in the USA.
6. All cases must be reported to the CDC.

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1.) Easily transferred from person to person.
2.) caused by varsicella zoster virus

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The Black Plaque
1. Was carried in rats.
2. Killed about 20 million people in 2 years.
3.  Swelling is a big symptom of black plaque.
4.  It started in the 1340s.
5. It killed 1/3 of the population.

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1,Spread by fleas that ingested rat blood
2, Tongue would turn black
3, lymph nodes would enlarge
5, killed 50 million people

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Leprosy;

1. Also known as Hansen's Disease, this is caused by a bacterial infection, it mainly affects the skin, eyes, nose, and peripheral nerves.
2. Spreads by skin to skin contact.
3. Used to be very contagious and a large concern, now it's rare and easy to treat.
4. It is considered chronic, and can last a life time.
5. There a three types of leprosy and if medical help isn't sought out, it can cause serious nerve damage.

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Influenza:
1. During a typical flu season up to 500,000 people worldwide die from this illness.
2. different types of influenza viruses have caused some of the most deadly outbreaks of the past century. Especially the Spanish Flu in 1918 that sickened 40% of the population and killed 50 million people.
3. It can repeatedly spread through humans and animals.
4. It most commonly infects the nose, throat, and lungs.
5. It can be very mild to a very severer illness, and at times it can lead to death.
(Even healthy people can get the flu.)

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1. a sign of the black death would be swelling under the armpit or on the groin
2. the swelling could be as big as an apple and blood and pus would leak from these

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1) Roughly 20 million people suffer from depression
2) Women are two times as likely to suffer from depression than men
3) People with depression are prone to illness like colds than people who don't suffer from depression
4) A common mental disorder
5) All ages can suffer from depression

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Tuberculosis
1. Tuberculosis is a lung condition caused by bacteria called Mycobacterium tuberculosis
2. It’s an airborne disease that is often successfully treated.
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1. The black plaque was carried in rats
2. Killed one third of the population
3. the plaque killed 20 million people in two years
4. started in the 1340s
5.  people launched dead bodies to infect their enemies

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1.Liver disease is caused by the use of alcohol and other drugs
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1. Common childhood disease
2.Caused by the varicella-zoster virus
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1. re discovered in 1981
2. killed around 10,000 people
3. runny nose, dry throat, red eyes and fever.
4. recommended that you get a second vac scene
5. was from the Philippines outbreak

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Zika Virus
1. Spread by a bite from a mosquito
2. Can be passed from a pregnant woman to her fetus
3.No vaccine or medicine
4. Fever, Rash, joint pains and headache
5.Can be tested through blood

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Swine Flu- H1N1
1) The Swine Flu (H1N1) is found around pigs.
2) Symptoms are; fever/chills, cough, sore throat, weakness, diarrhea, vomiting, muscle aches.
3) To reduce the spread of the disease they recommend that everyone over the age of 6 months gets a vaccination
4) Doctors recommend that when symptoms arise you need to get the correct antibiotics as soon as possible to treat the illness.
5) Currently not many people are effected in the United States.

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1. Ebola was discovered in 1976
2. Spread through direct contact with blood or bodily fluids.
3. Cause severe bleeding and organ failure
4. Most recent outbreak was in West Africa
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1. Cancer is cause from smoking and un-natural diet also lack of physical activity
2. Involves  abnormal cell growth
3. There are multiple types of cancer
4. Can be prevented in a number of ways
5. No cure for cancer

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1. Malignant tumors can move around your brain over time.
2. This tumor is often times called "brain cancer"
3.This specific tumor has moved down to the spine of some victims.
4. 92% of people who get this tumor are in the ages of 20-40 years old.
5. It's the most common cancer among those age of0-19

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1.Killed about 50 million people in the 14th century.
2. 60% of the population died in Florence
3. It turns your tongue black
4. Rodents like rats spread it
5. Symptoms: Tongue turning black, and coughing up blood

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1. non-small cell lung cancer, it targets non-small cells in the lung. 85% get it.
2. small cell lung cancer, it targets the small cells in lungs. 15% get it.
3. carcinoid cancer, targets the lower lung. 5% get it.
4. Lung cancer targets the lung altogether.
5. Cancer, targets everything.

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1. Killed 20+ million people.
2. spread by rats
3. tongue turns black
4. killed 1/3 of the population
5. people launched dead bodies to infect their enemies.

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1.More black plague symptoms were coughing up blood
2.In 2013 a herdsman in Europe was killed by the plague spreading panic
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
1. autoimmune inflammatory; immune system mistakenly attacks healthy cells in the body causing inflammation in the affected parts of the body.
2. can result in long-lasting or chronic pain, instability, and deformity.
3. occurs more often in women
4. can be hard to diagnose because there is no single test, symptoms can be the same as other joint diseases and can take time to develop.

5. treatments may include lifestyle changes, medicine, surgery, regular doctor visits, and alternative therapies

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1. Was conman in children
2. began with a fever
3. then very itchy and rashes
4. then blisters
5. then the blisters dryed up

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1 Polio destroys cells in the spinal cord
2 Affects the entire body
3 Paralyzes children
4 Spreads through contaminated water or food
5 Mostly found in children

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1.In 1346-1353 the Black plague killed about 75-200 million people.
2. The Black Plague was spread by lice on rats.
3. Symptoms included tongue turning black, coughing up blood, tumors, nails and skin die and turn black.
4. Killed about 1/3 of the Europe population
5. Enemies from Asia catapulted diseased dead bodies over the castle walls in Europe.

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1. Mosquitoes spread it
2. Unborn babies are more at risk
3. Began in Africa
4. Spread rapidly
5. Not very deadly