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Asked by base1nona to Martin M, Tim H, Tia F, Stephanie F, Sharon M, Penny T, Edward G, Bruno Silvester L on 3 May 2024. This question was also asked by drew1app.
Asked by base1nona to Martin M, Tim H, Tia F, Stephanie F, Sharon M, Penny T, Edward G, Bruno Silvester L on 3 May 2024. This question was also asked by drew1app.
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Martha commented on :
To me, I think cancer as sometimes you cannot detect if you have it and some cancers are detected so late and spread so fast.
Kirsty R commented on :
That is a really good question. It depends on whether you are talking about illnesses spread by viruses or bacteria (infections) or illnesses that cannot be shared with other people (non-communicable diseases). I also wonder what you mean by deadliest? Speed to death? Or number of people killed? In which case, both Martin and Martha are right!
This is a fab visual for deadliest pandemics through history: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/history-of-pandemics-deadliest/ (at least up until March 2023!)