Human-caused climate change was responsible for around 1,500 deaths during this year’s atypical heat wave across Europe, a ...

June saw the death of a musician whose talent brought The Beach Boys from a local California band to hitmakers and international ambassadors of surf and sun.

The Black Death remains the single deadliest pandemic in recorded human history. The deveastating pandemic wiped out up to half of the populations of Europe, Western Asia and Africa, killing tens ...

The Black Death, the bubonic plague that tore into England in 1348, was — this should not need saying — a cataclysm. The English had little natural immunity to this terrible disease, which ...

How the Black Death wiped out 1/3 of Europe #history Judge orders Trump administration to preserve Yemen attack plan messages Powerful Breathing Exercises to Lower Your Blood Pressure Panama Deals ...

The disease known as the plague has been stalking humanity for over 5,000 years, and there have been many outbreaks. In fact, there have been three pandemics caused by the bacillus bacterium ...

Bubonic plague, or the ‘Black Death’ as it became known during the pandemic of the 17th century, is one of the most deadly diseases to which humans have ever been exposed. The disease is caused by the ...

The Black Death, which struck 14th-century Europe, led to the deaths of over 50 million people—around 50 per cent of the entire European population.

The Black Death wiped out at least one-third of Europe’s entire population in the 14th century. But it wasn’t all bad.

In the northern half of the site, archaeologists found “eight mass graves of two separate events of the Black Death,” according to a news release from In Terra Veritas.