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Plague / Scobey-Thal, Jake   Article
Scobey-Thal, Jake Article
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Summary/Abstract The first victim of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa was almost certainly a 2-year-old boy in the small village of Meliandou in south-eastern Guinea. Since his death in December 2013, the disease--whose previous outbreaks killed at most hundreds of people, and generally in rural areas--has infected thousands of people across West Africa, as well as a handful of people around the world, due to porous borders, ill-equipped health systems, and a faulty international response. The virus has drawn comparisons to one of history's greatest biological killers: the plague, which killed tens of millions of people from China to Europe in the "Black Death" of the 14th century.
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Third gender / Scobey-Thal, Jake   Journal Article
Scobey-Thal, Jake Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Key Words Mexico  Thailand  Third Gender  Alternative Identity 
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