Disease Reference Link

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  1. Pragmatist

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    https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/diseases/

    Had just read forum discussion re ticks.

    Above is a handy cyber reference list for some of the diseases to include:
    - African Tick-Bite Fever
    - Tick-borne Encephalitis

    I did notice above link omits something I still have remnants of : Kala Azar. It's from sand flies and probably has more than 1 name.

    My use of the CDC link is primarily because it is easy to load and usually - but not always - I get human answers to my questions routed to them via their "further info" link.
     
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  2. lonewolf

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    I think as far as post SHTF diseases are concerned the main ones we want to worry about are Cholera and Typhoid, these seem to be present after every major disaster.
     
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    Lone Wolf,

    Agree.

    My triangular sense of symmetry requires me to also mention the downstream - whether measured in hours or days - mosquito-borne pathogens following the cholera and typhoid.

    "Civilization is a thin veneer" - Forgot author
     
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    disease will be greatest where the most number of survivors are, that's why all these tented "rescue" villages are full of disease, hygiene and sanitation being sadly lacking.
    "civilisation is a thin veneer": Greek Historian Thucydides.
     
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    Lone Wolf,

    Merci; I vaguely remember Thucydides.

    If those tented "rescue" villages are public sector provided emergency shelters: Yes, they are disease-laden from the initial opening and then it gets worst. Our co-located animal shelter for emergencies is cleaner and healthier.

    If I must work the emergency shelter, I'd be up and working during the night. For a couple of daytime naps, it is well known among the responders that I'll be resting with the dogs. Their area is cleaner, quieter, more tranquil. The registrants appreciate the responders - and I'll get some affection. Many a literary figure explained this.
     
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