In medieval times, disease spread primarily through poor sanitation, overcrowded living conditions, and lack of medical knowledge. Contaminated water sources and spoiled food were common, while fleas and rats contributed to the spread of pathogens like the plague. Additionally, the movement of people, including trade and warfare, facilitated the rapid transmission of diseases across regions. Overall, a combination of environmental factors and social practices greatly influenced the spread of illness during this period.
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Mid Sussex Times was created in 1881.
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The Black Death was initially spread out of Asia by merchants and military movements, particularly during the Mongol conquests. Additionally, it was transmitted through fleas on rats, which traveled on ships and along trade routes, facilitating the disease's rapid spread across Europe and beyond in the mid-14th century.
they recognized it in the mid 1900
The rare and deadly form that spread rapidly across her body.
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Poor sanitation, lack of broad spectrum (or any) antibiotics, and lack of a basic idea of airborne pathogens. Also, the cities were crowded, spreading the disease much more rapidly than it spread in rural farming areas.
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It first hit in the mid 1900s.
Sea floor spreading occurs at mid-ocean ridges.