Aids, Bubonic plague, and other bad things By stanleygoto Jan 1, 1600 The first microscope is built with single lens Jan 1, 1665 Robert Hooke discovers cells“ under a mircoscope and calls them "little boxes" Jun 1, 1665 6137 deaths are caused by plague Aug 1, 1665 31,159 people have died from the black plague Oct 25, 1666 Great Fire of London kills a majority of the rats and flea carrying Bubonic Plague Jan 1, 1673 Van Leeuwenhoek sends letters to British Royal Society describing microscopic observations Jan 1, 1683 Van Leeuwenhoek’s observations and work on cells becomes published Jan 1, 1711 plague breaks out in Austria Jan 1, 1770 The Balkans battle plague for two years Jan 1, 1830 Cholera riots in Russia Jan 1, 1838 Matthias Schelidien states through his observations that all plants are made of cells Jan 1, 1839 Theodore Schwann states that all animals are composed of cells Jan 1, 1843 Robert Koch established bacteriology as science Jan 1, 1854 Cholera journal published Jan 1, 1855 A major pandemic know as the 3rd pandemic begins, it starts in China and spreads throught the world. 12 million people are killed. Jan 1, 1871 Japanese Encephalitis is discovered Jan 1, 1880 Eberth proposed a bacillus was the cause typhoid Jan 1, 1881 Tay-Sachs is discovered Jan 1, 1885 Suggestions are made that chloroplasts and mitochondria might be endosymbionts Jan 1, 1889 The 3rd pandemic comes to an end Jan 1, 1896 1st prevention methods of malaria are dicovered Jan 1, 1900 AIDS is first tranfered to humans aroung the 1900s Jan 1, 1910 In Manchuria bout 60,00 die from a outbreak of pneumonic plague Jan 1, 1920 60,00 people die again in Manchuria Jan 1, 1931 The first electron microscope is constructed and used Jan 1, 1947 cholera is widespread in Egypt Jan 1, 1948 Buruli ulcers is discovered in Australia Jan 1, 1970 AIDS enters tha United States aroung 1970 Jan 1, 1970 African doctors see a rise in rare odd diseases Jan 1, 1970 Western scientists are still largly ignorant to the AIDS pandemic Jan 1, 1976 Ebola is discovered in Zaire, Africa Jan 1, 1976 Swine Flu is discovered by CDC Jan 1, 1980 Smallpox declared eradicated :) HERRAY! Jan 1, 1981 CDC gives AIDS its official name as Aquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Jan 1, 1981 First scanning microscope which tunnels objects in the microscope, is invented Jan 1, 1981 AIDS is detacted in Cailfornia and New York Jan 1, 1981 The first cases are belived to be among Gay men and drug users Jan 1, 1983 AIDS is reported among Women children and people who do not abuse drugs. Jan 1, 1983 300 thousand cases of AIDS have been confirmed in the United States and 100 have died. Jan 1, 1984 Scientists discover that the HIV infection is what causes AIDS. Jan 1, 1986 38,000 cases of AIDS have been reported worlwide Jan 1, 1987 drug-resistant typhoid is discovered Jan 1, 1987 AZT is the first drug approved for treating AIDS. Jan 1, 1990 8 million people are estimated to be living with AIDS worldwide Jan 1, 1996 A combination of Antiretroviral treatment and other drugs are shown to be effective in supressing AIDS Jan 1, 2003 AIDS becomes more affordable in developing countries Jan 1, 2005 Meningococcal Polysaccharide vaccine licensed in US Sep 1, 2005 Three mice infected with bubonic plague escape from a Public Health Institute Jan 1, 2006 28% of people in developing countries are getting treament for AIDS Jan 1, 2006 it is estimated that $14.9 billion would be needed to make a impact on the fight against AIDS Jan 1, 2009 18.5 million people worldwide are suspected to have AIDS Jan 1, 2010 Cholera killed 138 in Haiti Jan 1, 2010 A mircobicide gel in trial is shown to reduce the risk of HIV infection