Lice and Disease
Control efforts for body lice during wartime were nearly impossible, with studies revealing a staggering 95% infestation rate among soldiers. The body louse, particularly its feces, was identified as the primary vector for trench fever, highlighting the challenges of disease transmission in a time of limited medical knowledge. Interestingly, a single infectious louse could remain a threat for months, complicating efforts to manage outbreaks.In this clip
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