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Did cholera and tuberculosis kill people in the early 1800s?
It killed people in the 1840's - 1850's, or atleast cholera did.
What were the major health issues in London in the 1840's?
During the 1840's the residents of London suffered from influenza, cholera, typhoid fever, typhus, small pox and scarlet fever. Cholera and influenza ravaged London consistently from the 1830's to the late 1840's.
What are the chances of survival if you have Hepatitis A?
What are the survival chances for hepatits a
What are the chances of getting cholera?
1 in 1 million
What are the chances of a child surviving cholera in the 1800s?
none
In the 1800's what are the chances of a child surviving cholera?
none
What are the chances of getting cholera from another person?
The chances are near zero, if you fallow the universal precautions of personal hygiene and sanitation.
What are the chances of survival if you have Hepatitis C?
cool...
What are the chances of a child's survival in the 1800?
none
What are the chances of getting cholera on the Oregon trail?
The chances of contracting cholera on the Oregon Trail historically were significant, especially during the mid-19th century when the disease was prevalent. Factors such as contaminated water sources and inadequate sanitation contributed to outbreaks among travelers. However, with modern sanitation practices and access to clean water, the risk of cholera is extremely low today for those hiking or traveling the trail. Overall, while cholera was a concern in the past, it is not a prevalent risk in contemporary times.
How does Pasteur's findings improve their chances for post-surgery survival?
Pasteur's findings improve their chances for post-surgery survival by destroy.ong diseases that can cause microorganism which can affect the body
Why multicellularity increases the chances for survival?
multicellularity increases the chances of survival because in case one cell is injured or harmed other living cells will help in the existing of life...
