-
diarrhea changed in
English from "
cholera" to "
cholera morbus" to
differentiate it from what was then
known as "
Asiatic cholera", or that ****ociated with origins...
- The
first cholera pandemic (1817–1824), also
known as the
first Asiatic cholera pandemic or
Asiatic cholera,
began near the city of
Calcutta and spread...
- The
second cholera pandemic (1826–1837), also
known as the
Asiatic cholera pandemic, was a
cholera pandemic that
reached from
India across Western Asia...
- The
third cholera pandemic (1846–1860) was the
third major outbreak of
cholera originating in
India in the 19th
century that
reached far
beyond its borders...
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Seven cholera pandemics have
occurred in the past 200 years, with the
first pandemic originating in
India in 1817. The
seventh cholera pandemic is officially...
- of
cholera,
cause unknown and
prognosis dire, had
reached its peak.
Asiatic Cholera Pandemic of 1846–63. UCLA
School of
Public Health.
Cholera's seven...
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through contaminated water or food. An
early 19th
century incidence of
asiatic cholera in
Europe was
recorded in
Russia and
other continental countries in...
- of
Cholera cases in
Native communities. One of the most
notable Cholera epidemics happened in 1832. In May of 1832, an
immigrant ship with
Asiatic Cholera...
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microscopiche e
deduzioni patologiche sul
cholera asiatico" (Microscopic
observations and
pathological deductions on
Asiatic cholera),
Gazzetta Medica Italiana: Toscana...
- dissipated.
Joseph C. Hutchison, M.D.,
treated people with
Asiatic cholera at the Brooklyn, New York
Cholera Hospital in 1854. He
published an
account of his work...