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An exact figure of how many people contracted smallpox worldwide and even in Manchuria where biological warfare was used by the Japanese and supposedly the Russians used is unavailable. Smallpox had been mostly eradicated in Europe and the North America before World War 2.

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A major accomplishment of medical science since the end of world war 2 has been the virtual worldwide elimination of death caused by?

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