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The discussions include references to specific case counts and transmission mechanisms, such as the role of rodents and fleas, which show detailed engagement. Phrases like 'digitization of records' and 'international cooperation' point to recognition of historical lessons and their relevance today, reflecting thoughtful analysis and a shared interest in public health history.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the research, emphasizing the importance of hygiene and international cooperation in controlling the plague pandemic, reflecting general agreement with the article's conclusions.
The mentions of historical data, disease transmission, and public health measures suggest high curiosity and engagement with the topic.
Several discussions delve into specific details like case numbers, transmission methods, and historical responses, indicating active participation.
The discussions highlight the significance of understanding past pandemics as lessons for current and future disease control, though primarily in an academic or professional context.
@colinmcenroe @AlistairHaimes Plague (Yersinia pests) is primarily transmitted by rodent fleas, with human to human being unusual. The third pandemic (1879-1950), which killed millions in Asia caused few deaths in Europe probably people were less in contact with wild animals. Source: https://t.co/xz1NOkWTrz https://t.co/vtnFOzOkh8
Third Plague Pandemic in Europe: "digitization of international records of notifiable diseases enabled us to retrace plague from 1899 to 1940s; international efforts aimed at improved hygiene & sanitation led to its disappearance in Europe" https://t.co/uxp0dBp2ts
@BallouxFrancois @VoidSurf1 3rd plague killed almost no one in the last 100 years: «There were 1692 cases and 457 deaths from plague reported in Europe between 1899 and 1947» https://t.co/vaU23PSN8Z So COVID has already/is about to surpass all of them, except HIV/AIDS https://t.co/P3KNAkjAwI
Historical lesson : The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe stopped with the introduction of insecticide and improved personal and environmental hygiene, explains Barbara Bramanti from @CEESUiO. International cooperation and solidarity is also needed https://t.co/STqLqlNm91 @UniOslo https://t.co/kbTRI2i1ED
The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences https://t.co/5cPrHSUmOn WAKE UP AND SMELL THE DIRTY FCKING MPS DEPOPULATION PROGRAM
Learn about the history of infectious disease through the lens of Yersinia pestis, the bacteria responsible for the plague. The video discusses infection types, transmission, and the importance of historical lessons to…
Welcome to our channel where history comes alive. Our goal is to take you on a journey through time exploring the people, events, and stories that have shaped our world. This video explores the ancient Plague of Athens…
The Third Pandemic started in China at the end of the 19th century and spread worldwide, including Europe, where outbreaks continued from 1899 to the 1940s. The disease was transmitted by rats and fleas, with sanitation…
@The_Perc_Fiend @nottoday_nope @Rothmus Yeah, worked out real well. https://t.co/WI18nUpYT2
RT @BooraemFrancois: https://t.co/VlAbSu7NMM
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@BallouxFrancois @colinmcenroe @AlistairHaimes "There were 1692 cases and 457 deaths from plague reported in Europe between 1899 and 1947 ... with the largest number of cases in the years 1899 and 1920." Half-century. https://t.co/WJUv3OhRFG
RT @BallouxFrancois: @colinmcenroe @AlistairHaimes Plague (Yersinia pests) is primarily transmitted by rodent fleas, with human to human be…
RT @Nichola42584115: The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences https://t.co/5cPrHSUmOn…
The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences https://t.co/5cPrHSUmOn WAKE UP AND SMELL THE DIRTY FCKING MPS DEPOPULATION PROGRAM
@BallouxFrancois @VoidSurf1 3rd plague killed almost no one in the last 100 years: «There were 1692 cases and 457 deaths from plague reported in Europe between 1899 and 1947» https://t.co/vaU23PSN8Z So COVID has already/is about to surpass all of them, except HIV/AIDS https://t.co/P3KNAkjAwI
@colinmcenroe @AlistairHaimes Plague (Yersinia pests) is primarily transmitted by rodent fleas, with human to human being unusual. The third pandemic (1879-1950), which killed millions in Asia caused few deaths in Europe probably people were less in contact with wild animals. Source: https://t.co/xz1NOkWTrz https://t.co/vtnFOzOkh8
RT @unioslo_titan: Historical lesson : The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe stopped with the introduction of insecticide and improved person…
Historical lesson : The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe stopped with the introduction of insecticide and improved personal and environmental hygiene, explains Barbara Bramanti from @CEESUiO. International cooperation and solidarity is also needed https://t.co/STqLqlNm91 @UniOslo https://t.co/kbTRI2i1ED
@volewriter I am surprised how many cases in early 20th century https://t.co/V50e8MChX3 https://t.co/pHx7owpRqV https://t.co/L0sdRhVLp0
RT @timsandle: The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe https://t.co/kBHUPKHh7M #microbiology
The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe https://t.co/kBHUPKHh7M #microbiology
The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe https://t.co/3o77nydaRt
The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe https://t.co/Q7LcBzWMNp
The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe https://t.co/sjTAEK3X91
The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe https://t.co/gDFjjdQP9U
The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe – first author Barbara Bramanti discusses recently published research in #ProcB on lesser-known plague outbreaks in a new blog post here: https://t.co/l5beDWxIPH https://t.co/RrSUNcp2a9
RT @RebeccaSear: Third Plague Pandemic in Europe: "digitization of international records of notifiable diseases enabled us to retrace plagu…
Third Plague Pandemic in Europe: "digitization of international records of notifiable diseases enabled us to retrace plague from 1899 to 1940s; international efforts aimed at improved hygiene & sanitation led to its disappearance in Europe" https://t.co/uxp0dBp2ts
欧州の3度目の伝染病アウトブレークについて。中国起源で19世紀末には世界に拡散。デジタル情報をたどると、欧州での伝染病発生の最も早い報告は1899年。1940年代には消失。The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe https://t.co/lGX731t2OR
"The Third Plague Pandemic in Europe" at Proceedings @royalsociety B, by Barbara Bramanti et al. @CEESUiO @ERC_Research MedPlag - delighted for our project to be acknowledged in this article! https://t.co/UdWRemQc5e