Pandemics of the past: A narrative review.
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Abstract
Infectious diseases resulting in epidemics and pandemics have moulded human history and continue to do so even today. Cholera, plague, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and influenza have been some of the most brutal killers. The advancement of medical science has helped us win the war against several of these deadly agents. However, despite all our efforts, new agents continue to emerge. Studying the pandemics of the past helps us respond better to those affecting the globe today. In this narrative review, we present the greatest pandemics of the past, and discuss how the lessons from history may aid us in preparing for the future.
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| Authors | Khan, Uzma;Mehta, Roopa;Arif, Mohammad Ali;Lakhani, Om J; |
| Journal | jpma the journal of the pakistan medical association |
| Year | 2020 |
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