The disease was almost equally devastating to India and Central Asia (before Europe) and then Russia (after Europe). I mean devastation in relativity as to the death toll.
The black plague (also known as black death) wiped out over 50% percent of Europe's population, this caused a major infrastructure breakdown in the already bleak Europe. However the devastation of the disease did prompt people to turn to science on how to stop it, which eventually lead to the thought "Hey, we can use our minds to solve our problems in a completely logical way". This trend of thought lead the world into the Renaissance. Which of course was a vital expansion and progression in mankind's knowledge.
So far, Ebola has had no impact on American Society.
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2014: The first person that spread the Ebola disease was because he went to Texas. It started from then. Ebola first appeared in 1976 near the Ebola River where it took its name.
Ebola van be spread by direct contact with the infected person, needles, body fluids and contact with an object
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The topic of Ebola has been around for years. Due to its recent resurgence in West Africa, however, the topic is once again being discussed by world health officials and governments. Sadly, the virus continues to spread across West Africa and has now made its way to the United States.
Ebola is an extremely contagious filovirus. Ebola is usually fatal hemorrhagic fever and spread through contact with bodily fluids of infected persons and by airborne particles.
You have to keep away from the body fluids of the Ebola victim. Complete barrier methods has to be practiced. Ebola does not spread through the air.
It is as it is because this is the way it must spread and remain "alive".
No, ebola originated in Africa and has only spread slowly from there. It has not yet arrived in Guam and Guam is prepared should ebola arrive in the future to prevent it from spreading or becoming established.
No, ebola is not airborne. It is spread through bodily fluids.
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