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trench foot was one of the physical diseases of WW1. This was caused by damp and coldness in the trenches.
lots of soldiers got shell shock, a mental disorder often curable. This may also be called 'Battle Fatigue'. Shell Shock would be caused by the stress of the war, making the soldier feel fatigued.
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How were diseases prevented in world war 2?
handwashing
What kind of diseases did the soldiers get in world war 1?
Aids
What disease hit the US after World War II?
World War 2 diseases I am not familiar with, but the Spanish flu was an epidemic around the world at the end of World War 1.
What kind of diseases were there in France after world war 2?
the black plague
What diseases were at kokoda in world war 2?
Malaria was one of the main ones.
What diseases did people get in World War 2?
In the tropical areas they contacted malaria .
Did World War 2 influence tropical disease study?
Yes, World War II did influence the study of tropical diseases. The war led to increased travel to tropical regions by military personnel, which raised awareness about these diseases. Additionally, research conducted during the war on diseases such as malaria and typhus contributed to advancements in treatment and prevention strategies.
Health in World War I?
Not as good as it is in 2010 because of all the dirt led to diseases
What difficulties did European countries face after first world war?
Starvation, no homes, diseases.
What were the diseases that the enlisted soldiers of Australia experienced during World War 1?
Pneumonia
What where the 2 most common diseases in the trench in world war?
the most common disease in the world is h.i.v, aids.
What was the health like in World War 1?
Not as good as it is now (2010) It was dirty and caused diseases
