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| − | '''Dangmar's Fever'''<ref name=OoFCLtP19023072>''BattleCorps: INN Newscast (General section), news item published [19/02/3072]: "Outbreak of Fever Could Lead to Pandemic"''</ref>, or Waimalu Fever<ref name=HDFS>''House Davion (The Federated Suns)'', Page 150</ref>, was a disease found on [[Waimalu]] whose symptoms included high fever, sweating, and in extreme cases, causing a blueish tint to the skin. | + | '''Dangmar's Fever'''<ref name=OoFCLtP19023072>''BattleCorps: INN Newscast (General section), news item published [19/02/3072]: "Outbreak of Fever Could Lead to Pandemic"''</ref>, or Waimalu Fever<ref name=HDFS>''House Davion (The Federated Suns)'', Page 150</ref>, was a disease found on [[Waimalu]] whose symptoms included high fever, sweating, and in extreme cases, causing a blueish tint to the skin.<ref name=OoFCLtP19023072></ref> |
| − | + | In [[3025]], the fever was reputed to be an unconquered disease, which supposedly killed 50% of visitors to the planet.<ref name=HDFS></ref> | |
| − | + | As of [[3072]], the death rate for residents of the world was around 3%, but the worst outbreak in a century ended up with a virus that mutated into more drug-resistant strains. Because of this, when scientist were on the verge of eradicating the disease, the new strains could top 10% in fatality rates.<ref name=OoFCLtP19023072></ref> | |
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Revision as of 05:34, 29 July 2021
Dangmar's Fever[1], or Waimalu Fever[2], was a disease found on Waimalu whose symptoms included high fever, sweating, and in extreme cases, causing a blueish tint to the skin.[1]
In 3025, the fever was reputed to be an unconquered disease, which supposedly killed 50% of visitors to the planet.[2]
As of 3072, the death rate for residents of the world was around 3%, but the worst outbreak in a century ended up with a virus that mutated into more drug-resistant strains. Because of this, when scientist were on the verge of eradicating the disease, the new strains could top 10% in fatality rates.[1]