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Across
- 2. The I in an SIR model
- 6. Insect vector of plague
- 12. Mosquito borne disease whose R0 rises with warming
- 15. False information created with intent to harm
- 16. Describes diseases that must be reported to health authorities
- 18. Ranking system that decides what appears in your feed
- 21. Ongoing systematic collection and analysis of health data
- 22. The S in an SIR model
- 24. Type of spatial diffusion that jumps between places
- 25. The R in an SIR model
- 27. Addictive drug in cigarettes and vapes
- 28. Contaminated inanimate object such as a doorknob
- 29. Time between infection and the first symptoms
- 30. Agent in the 2001 letters sent through the US mail
- 32. Constant expected presence of a disease at a steady level
- 33. Disease passing between animals and humans
- 36. What you gain with hearing loss
- 37. Surveillance using a representative sample of providers
- 40. Disease caused by Yersinia pestis
- 41. Treponema pallidum infection treated first line with benzathine penicillin
- 42. Surveillance where providers and labs send reports in
- 45. Scottish island contaminated for 48 years
- 46. More cases than expected for a place and time, often a small local cluster
- 47. Inner ear structure holding the hair cells
- 48. Type of spatial diffusion spreading outward in rings through contact
Down
- 1. Climate science idea described as loading the dice
- 3. The only human disease eradicated, in 1980
- 4. Substantial rise in cases above what is normally expected
- 5. Warning people about manipulation techniques before they meet them
- 7. Conditions that worsen each other, such as TB and diabetes
- 8. Airborne disease with an R0 of 12 to 18
- 9. Habit that has overtaken smoking among young New Zealanders
- 10. Disease caught from animal urine that rose after New Zealand floods
- 11. Word from the forty day isolation of ships
- 13. Drug whose misuse drives resistance
- 14. Disease linked to John Snow and the 1830s epidemics in Britain
- 17. Interrupting local transmission of measles for 12 months or more
- 19. Where a pathogen is maintained in nature, such as bats for rabies
- 20. Living carrier such as a flea or mosquito moving a pathogen between hosts
- 23. Epidemic with sustained spread across countries, describing geography not severity
- 26. Bacterium that stops mosquitoes passing on dengue
- 31. Bacteria surviving a drug that once killed them
- 34. Whooping cough
- 35. Protection against a disease, active or passive
- 38. Permanent worldwide reduction of a disease to zero
- 39. Information based on reality but used to inflict harm
- 41. Pressure created when antibiotics kill susceptible bacteria
- 43. Type of host where a parasite matures and reproduces sexually
- 44. Ebola species behind the 2026 outbreak in the DRC