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The overall sentiment shows strong interest and moderate agreement, with users referencing detailed aspects of the publication such as Thucydides' eyewitness account and modern debates over disease origins, highlighting the article's impact in connecting ancient epidemics to contemporary understanding. The tone is academic yet accessible, emphasizing the importance of historical pandemics for today’s epidemiology.
Most discussions support the relevance and significance of the publication, emphasizing the historical importance of the plague and its relevance to modern epidemiology.
Posts demonstrate high interest by referencing historical events and scientific debates, with mentions of ancient Athens, other pandemics, and scientific methods used.
Discussions include references to specific details from the publication, such as mortality rates, historical context, and scientific analyses, showing moderate engagement.
The discussions highlight the lasting significance of the plague and its lessons, indicating some influence on understanding pandemics and public health awareness.
10. The people who got plague in ancient Athens had a horrendous mortality rate. Not a role model for modern epidemiologists with a guesstimate of a 25% CFR
@Genterline @simongerman600 @HISTORY @TweetsofOld @Rainmaker1973 @Tweetistorian @Yesterday_Today @MedievalArchive @simonmontefiore @KateWilliamsme @HistorianHelen @MedievalTimes https://t.co/cteNUT1xxu
@1goodtern Much longer than 1k years https://t.co/A4xgKoeaU3
Plague of Athens 430 bc. https://t.co/G94z4Qay6U
@alquicel La Edad de Pericles se hundió por culpa de una peste. Las contradicciones internas de la talasocracia ateniense, el asedio de Esparta, el desgaste bélico, las ineficiencias del gobierno ático son manías de profesores universitarios con ganas de publicar https://t.co/q6mZVMQ6E1
@cbkwgl @colorblind07 @dr_gsharma @charliechancat @Rashtriya2020 @spiritualgeek2 @Lord_0f_Avernus The plague actually may have killed up to 75,000 to 1 lakh people.....I was so wrong !! Source: Littman, Robert J. (October 2009). "The plague of Athens: epidemiology and paleopathology". The Mount Sinai Journal of Medicine, New York. 76 Vol 5, page number: 456–467
In 430 BC, Athens was devastated by a plague during the Peloponnesian War, leading to high mortality. Modern research using DNA analysis and epidemiological modeling aims to identify whether smallpox or typhus caused…
Throughout history plague and theater have intersected in varied and dynamic ways starting at the Greeks and ending on Broadway in the 90s we will examine how we can apply the previous experiences of performing artists…
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RT @han_francis: 10. The people who got plague in ancient Athens had a horrendous mortality rate. Not a role model for modern epidemiologis…
10. The people who got plague in ancient Athens had a horrendous mortality rate. Not a role model for modern epidemiologists with a guesstimate of a 25% CFR
@vonbrauckmann @CaulfieldTim @NBCNews Patrick - again, we knew about how well natural immunity worked as far back as 430BC. The fact that people pushed back against NI shows how political things got. https://t.co/EDYSXbrofp.
The terrible epidemic that killed a quarter of Athens in the year 430 b.c. Not to mention the Romain Antonin plague of 167 or the Julian plague. Epidemics and pandemics are not new and this will not be the last one. The first time…https://t.co/CLv8fk7P4x https://t.co/RmebKJf8X3
@1goodtern Much longer than 1k years https://t.co/A4xgKoeaU3
@CpmGray @1goodtern @JFRitte We can look to the great plague of Athens if we want to go back more than 1k years. https://t.co/A4xgKoeaU3
RT @DocsDel: The plague of Athens: epidemiology and paleopathology https://t.co/RTTdncNtTH
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Littman R. J. (2009). The plague of Athens: epidemiology and paleopathology. The Mount Sinai journal of medicine, New York, 76(5), 456–467. https://t.co/XWqbEHdtMS
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The Plague of Athens: Epidemiology and Paleopathology - PubMed https://t.co/kxSfA8efLu
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Plague of Athens 430 bc. https://t.co/G94z4Qay6U
"Thucydides portrays a virgin soil epidemic with a high attack rate and an unvarying course in persons of different ages, sexes, and nationalities." https://t.co/q6mZVMQ6E1
RT @PrasunNagar: @cbkwgl @colorblind07 @dr_gsharma @charliechancat @Rashtriya2020 @spiritualgeek2 @Lord_0f_Avernus The plague actually may…
@cbkwgl @colorblind07 @dr_gsharma @charliechancat @Rashtriya2020 @spiritualgeek2 @Lord_0f_Avernus The plague actually may have killed up to 75,000 to 1 lakh people.....I was so wrong !! Source: Littman, Robert J. (October 2009). "The plague of Athens: epidemiology and paleopathology". The Mount Sinai Journal of Medicine, New York. 76 Vol 5, page number: 456–467
RT @didaclopez: @alquicel La Edad de Pericles se hundió por culpa de una peste. Las contradicciones internas de la talasocracia ateniense,…
@alquicel La Edad de Pericles se hundió por culpa de una peste. Las contradicciones internas de la talasocracia ateniense, el asedio de Esparta, el desgaste bélico, las ineficiencias del gobierno ático son manías de profesores universitarios con ganas de publicar https://t.co/q6mZVMQ6E1
The plague of Athens: epidemiology and paleopathology. - PubMed - NCBI https://t.co/StR0Yxarc7
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