- In epidemiology, an
outbreak is a
sudden increase in
occurrences of a
disease when
cases are in
excess of
normal expectancy for the
location or season...
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failure to
manage instability during the
interwar period contributed to the
outbreak of
World War II in 1939.
Before World War II, the
events of 1914–1918 were...
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severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2),
began with an
outbreak of COVID-19 in Wuhan, China, in
December 2019. Soon after, it
spread to...
- and a
stationary front caused both a
widespread and
devastating tornado outbreak and historic, life-threatening
flash flooding across much of the Southern...
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refer to:
Outbreak (band), an
American punk band
Outbreak (album), by
Outbreak, 2009
Outbreak (DJ) (born 1984),
Australian DJ and
producer Outbreak (1995...
- The 2011
Super Outbreak was the largest, costliest, and one of the
deadliest tornado outbreaks ever recorded,
taking place in the Southern, Midwestern...
-
pandemic (14th
century –
early 19th century) are
shown by
individual outbreaks, such as the
Plague of
Justinian (first pandemic) and the
Black Death...
-
Outbreak is a 1995
American medical disaster film
directed by
Wolfgang Petersen and
written by
Laurence Dworet and
Robert Roy Pool. The film
stars Dustin...
- Mpox
outbreak,
monkeypox outbreak, mpox
epidemic or
monkeypox epidemic may
refer to: 1958
discovery of mpox as a
distinct illness in
laboratory monkeys...
- The 1974
Super Outbreak was one of the most
intense tornado outbreaks on record,
occurring on
April 3–4, 1974,
across much of the
United States. It was...
