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http://wyattjackson1234.blogspot.com/2017/02/can-disease-change-world.html

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How have recent diseases affected the modern world

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How have recent diseases affected the modern world

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Ebola changed the world because it took the WHO to long to respond to it. This is a factor because if the WHO responded faster the disease wouldn't have done what it had done. It also changed the world by showing that it doesn't take vaccines more than a decade to be developed.  Ebola also changed the world that it should pay more attention to another breakout of a disease or something like ebola. Lastly it showed the world that diseases haven't gone away forever, but they could come back any day of the year.

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How did it affect people in the 14th century  

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How did it affect people in the 14th century  

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It killed millions of people in the 14th century. They even fled cities and shut themselves off from the world. They made people leave their friends and their families. So this was a really big deal for the people in the 14th century because they could not even go see their family members. They also had to find a way to bury them , so they dug deep pits anywhere they could so they could get rid of the body's.

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The Black Death is said to have spread so quickly by fleas on  rats or contact with an infected person. It was spread by fleas wanting to find blood after the rodent host died. It was spread by people by the infected coughing on them while they were trying to take care of them
or out in the city walking around. It was given to other people and countries by trade routes. It was said to have spread by fleas, but scientists have discovered that it was spread so fast because it was airborne.

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The Black Death was an epidemic that killed 75 to 200 million or 60% of Europe's entire population in the 14th century. The Black Death is also known as the Bubonic Plague, it is called this because of the pus filled glain boils that formed on the groin, neck, arms, or thighs. The symptoms of the Black Death are The symptoms were very high fevers aching limbs and fatigue, next the lymph in the neck, armpit or groin would swell and turn black, next developed glain boils on the groin, neck, arms, or thighs at first were the size of a hazel nut and developed accompanied by violent shivering fits, next they got so weak they could not stand up, next the boils grow to be the size of a walnut then to the size of a hen’s egg or goose’s egg that were really painful causing the victim to vomit blood. Outbreaks occurred in the Asian countries China, Hubei, Jiangxi, Shanxi, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Henan, and Suiyuan. In Europe it broke out it Genoa and Venice.