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Who cured chicken cholera?
Louis Pastuer created the vaccine for chicken cholera.
How long does cholera last?
if the correct treatment and vaccines are taken than cholera can be cured
Would you survive cholera?
Yes, Cholera can be treated and cured. However there is no vaccination, so even if you are cured, you could catch it again. Cholera is treated by replacing fluids and electrolytes in your body which are lost by diarrhoea. See the related question below for more information.
Who cured cholera?
John snow, he cured it by looking at the sewage and the river Thames and the sewage was found to leak through into the water supply this is how the epademic started.
Someone who invented a type of medicine?
Louis Pasteur cured Chicken Cholera so he's one
What was the first diseaseto be cured through vaccination?
i think it was small pox The year was 1798 followed by cholera in 1879. Then came rabies.
Are there cures for Waterborne diseases?
This will depend upon which waterborne disease you are asking about. One of the most common is cholera, which can be cured with antibiotics and supportive care.
What are the different types of vibrio cholera?
Vibrio cholera-01Vibrio cholera-0139Vibrio cholera-non-01Vibrio cholera-non-0139
How does a cholera vaccination make you immune to cholera?
In cholera vaccination you are injected the dead cells of cholera. So you get antibodies to cholera. This vaccine is not very effective. The protection rate is some where 50 to 60 % only. So you can not keep faith on the vaccine for protection from cholera.
Does chlorine cause cholera?
Chlorine does not cause cholera. You may get cholera, by absence of that little chlorine in public water supply.
What is a sentence using cholera?
cholera is poopy.
How was cholera cured in the medieval ages?
During the medieval ages, there was no effective cure for cholera, as the disease was not well understood. Treatments often included herbal remedies, bloodletting, and other methods based on the humoral theory of medicine, which believed in balancing bodily fluids. The lack of sanitary practices and understanding of waterborne diseases meant that most efforts were ineffective. It wasn't until the 19th century that significant advances in understanding cholera and its transmission led to effective treatments and prevention strategies.
