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What is the leading cause of death in the 1800's

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isn't cholera or diarrhea up there somewhere

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  1. diarrhea ?? lol


  2. Consumption... now called Tuberculosis

  3. I would think the leading cause of premature death would have been the communicable diseases. Depending what part of the world, and what part of the country, I'm sure cholera would have been right up there but lots of people died of influenza, pneumonia, measles, diphtheria, scarlet fever and all those diseases that have now been virtually eradicated or are treatable with antibiotics.

  4. disease

  5. plague... the commone cold also killed a lot of people...

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  6. Influenza.  

  7. dying

  8. chronic **** failure

  9. Let's not forget tuberculosis.

  10. Hmm.. maybe it's smallpox?
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