The medieval term “bad air,” or “mala aria” in Italian, is associated with the disease malaria. The term stemmed from the miasmatic theory of disease, which incorrectly linked bad smells and decaying matter with the spread of illness.
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The medieval term “bad air,” or “mala aria” in Italian, is associated with the disease malaria. The term stemmed from the miasmatic theory of disease, which incorrectly linked bad smells and decaying matter with the spread of illness.
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