Typhoid's Historical Impact
Typhoid fever loomed large in history, affecting people across all social classes, including notable figures like Albert and President Harrison. As cities grew during the industrial age, the lack of infrastructure led to a staggering incidence of the disease. The distinction between typhoid and typhus began to emerge in the 19th century, yet the mystery of transmission remained unsolved until germ theory was established.In this clip
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