1. The impact and severity of epidemic diseases on a given population are often determined by external factors such as availability of food, climate and even culture. Discuss some of these external factors and explain how they impact the spread and severity of epidemic diseases (hint: famine, war, cultural attitudes towards diet and cleanliness, etc.).

1. The impact and severity of epidemic diseases on a given population are often determined by external factors such as availability of food, climate and even culture. Discuss some of these external factors and explain how they impact the spread and severity of epidemic diseases (hint: famine, war, cultural attitudes towards diet and cleanliness, etc.).

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