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Parotitis carried an 80% mortality rate in the 1800s and remains a quite [[morbidity|morbid]] infection with estimated mortality of 20-50% in the present day. | Parotitis carried an 80% mortality rate in the 1800s and remains a quite [[morbidity|morbid]] infection with estimated [[mortality]] of 20-50% in the present day. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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Overview
Parotitis carried an 80% mortality rate in the 1800s and remains a quite morbid infection with estimated mortality of 20-50% in the present day.