The cholera epidemic of 1854 quickly killed more than 600 people in a neighborhood of London. Officials incorrectly assumed ...

Credit: Report on the cholera epidemic of 1854 as it prevailed in the City of London / by John Simon. Source: Wellcome Collection. Provider: This material has been provided by London School of Hygiene ...

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And so when cholera returned in 1854, John Snow saw a chance to finally prove his theory and set about studying the patterns of disease. The disease appeared to strike randomly, both rich and poor ...

No fewer than 25 persons have been confirmed dead as a result of a Gastroenteritis outbreak, otherwise known as Cholera, in three Local Government Areas of the state out of a total of 1,160 cases ...

At least 25 persons have been confirmed dead following the gastroenteritis outbreak, otherwise known as cholera in some parts of Sokoto State. The state Commissioner of Health, Asabe Balarabe ...

But with the prevailing theory in the first half of the 19th century being that disease was spread via bad air, more than 20,000 people died in a cholera outbreak in 1854. It was during this third ...