Comparison Of Provision Against Contagious Diseases In The Nineteenth And Twenty-First Centuries

Background informationCompare and contrast provision against contagious diseases in the nineteenth and twenty first centuries?
Contagious disease is described as infections which could be transferred from one person to another by direct contact. Contagious disease are still considered to be the major killing agents in the world and the situation has worsened with tuberculosis, malaria, HIV and now recently Ebola taking a huge toll on ma…