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Mashutka [201]
3 years ago
15

Describe one major infectious in History. Give details.

Physics
2 answers:
777dan777 [17]3 years ago
5 0
El sarampión: más de 200 millones 
El sarampión se caracteriza por causar marcas rojizas en la piel, altas fiebres y malestar general. Además, es también el causante de la segunda mayor pandemia de la historia. La muerte se produce por inflamación pulmonar o de las meninges. Actualmente la mayoría de la población está vacunada contra este mal, ya que entra dentro de la vacuna 'triple viral'. Se contagia mediante contacto directo y por el aire. 
  
<span>Se tienen registros de este virus desde hace más de 3.000 años y, hasta el momento, ha matado a más de 200 millones de personas
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mezya [45]3 years ago
4 0
El sarampión: más de 200 millones 
<span>El sarampión se caracteriza por causar marcas rojizas en la piel, altas fiebres y malestar general. Además, es también el causante de la segunda mayor pandemia de la historia. La muerte se produce por inflamación pulmonar o de las meninges. Actualmente la mayoría de la población está vacunada contra este mal, ya que entra dentro de la vacuna 'triple viral'. Se contagia mediante contacto directo y por el aire. </span>
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<span>Se tienen registros de este virus desde hace más de 3.000 años y, hasta el momento, ha matado a más de 200 millones de personas

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