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In the Middle Ages, the Black Death was caught by all sorts of people; no one was immune, and no life style prevented it.

Today, people still get it in many places around the world, including places in Europe and the United States, but it is easily treated if it is caught early enough.

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It was a disease passed on by person to person contact & fleas, EVERYONE could get it.

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Well the children are prone to the disease when they get the dis

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