As polio is soon to be officially eradicated, here are five gruesome illnesses no longer with us
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As polio is soon to be officially eradicated, here are five gruesome illnesses no longer with us
Lights Out: A New Reckoning for Brain Death | The New Yorker
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15 Historic Diseases that Competed with Bubonic Plague | Mental Floss
15 Historic Diseases that Competed with Bubonic Plague | Mental Floss
Horrid coughs and sneezes and dead diseases | Yorkshire Post
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The most bizarre causes of death in London history including being 'killed by a planet' - MyLondon
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What rising light pollution means for our health - BBC Future
Evil' or 'planet struck': How the curious ways we described deaths in the past shaped how we live now - The Big Issue
London's Dreadful Visitation: A Year of Weekly Death Statistics during the Great Plague (1665) – The Public Domain Review
As polio is soon to be officially eradicated, here are five gruesome illnesses no longer with us
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Reason for Hope - The New York Times
The most bizarre causes of death in London history including being 'killed by a planet' - MyLondon
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Evil' or 'planet struck': How the curious ways we described deaths in the past shaped how we live now - The Big Issue
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