Agriculture in Germany in 1600s was a common practice. Most people lived in rural areas and would grow crops for food in large quantities.
the most common disease in the world is h.i.v, aids.
the most common is HIV however other diseases like clamidia are also very common
There are many, but a few are: Typhus - caused by bacteria and infection carrying fleas and lice Typhoid - caused by drinking contaminated water Beriberi - caused by a lack of thiamine(vitamin b1)
Typhoid was the most common disease in terms of mortality.
the most common diseases lungs have are from smoking and this makes it into a disorder.
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Agriculture in Germany in 1600s was a common practice. Most people lived in rural areas and would grow crops for food in large quantities.
some of the diseases were, scurvy, small pox, tuberculosis :)
The most common diseases in France are the same for many other modern countries. These include various types of cancer and heart diseases.
There is the common cold and influenza.
Pneumonia, tuberculosis and diarrhea are the most common diseases in 1900.
Recessive Autosomal
The black death
Cardiovascular diseases Infective diseases Respiratory Diseases Cancer Injuries
scabies is most common. Rabies is the most serious.
Some prominent diseases in the 1500s were Malaria, Tuberculosis, (Known as Consumption) Smallpox, Parroticitis, Gangrene, Yellow Fever, and many others, though most diseases were simply diagnosed as Consumption. Scurvy was also common among sailors. Malaria was quite possibly the most deadly disease of the 1500s and 1600s. It was transferred by Mosquito bite, and was very common in tropical areas. The cure was quanine, but was largely unavailable due to it's exclusive growth in South America. Tuberculosis, or Consumption, was one of the most common diseases in the 16th and 17th centuries, though this is primarily attributed to the fact that nearly all diseases were labelled "consumption," because of the limited medical knowledge of the time.