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MHPG913: Black Death to AIDS: Epidemic Diseases in History

A study of the course and effects of major epidemic diseases, from the Black Death of 1346-52, through smallpox, the cholera pandemics of the 19th century, tuberculosis and the great influenza epidemic of 1918-19, to the current epidemic of AIDS.

Credit Points:	4
Contact Hours:	--
When Offered:	TBD - To be determined
Staff Contact:	Dr John Perkins
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Assessed As:	Graded
Offered By:	- Division of Humanities

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