The 1870s in Italy were marked by a series of health crises that profoundly impacted society and public health policies.

Diseases such as cholera and malaria ravaged communities, leading to significant mortality rates and widespread fear.

The cholera outbreaks prompted urgent responses from the government, leading to the establishment of more structured public health initiatives and sanitation reforms.

These events highlighted the critical need for improved healthcare systems and awareness of infectious diseases, ultimately shaping Italy's approach to public health.

The legacy of this tumultuous period continues to influence health policies today. - https://italyfocusguide.com/blog/diseases-in-italy-1870s/?unique_id_mqyn5qe4

"Unraveling the Public Health Saga of 1870s Italy: Lessons from a Pivotal Era"