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Victorian Era Medicine & Diseases. By Austin Arndt, Matt Goldsmith, and Sam Deutchman. Urbanization & Health.
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Victorian Era Medicine & Diseases By Austin Arndt, Matt Goldsmith, and Sam Deutchman
Urbanization & Health • As the growth of cities and industries so did the rate of death and disease. Smallpox, typhus, tuberculosis, cholera, and other diseases spread quickly within the dense population of cities. • Overcrowding coupled with poor sanitation often associating with poverty left many vulnerable to disease and other health hazards.
Common Diseases • Smallpox • Typhus • Tuberculosis • Cholera • Scurvy • Lime Disease • Diptheria • Typhoid • Yellow Fever
Medical Advancements • Anesthetics • X-Ray • Psychiatric Therapy • Stethoscope • Microsopes • Sterile Surgical Equipement
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