Assertion: bubonic plague | /r/HasSubevent | advance
Facets:
value: in medicine
type: LOCATION
value: in public health
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: For Italians in the 14th-century, the bubonic plague at first seemed extraordinary but its repeated return made it so much a part of daily life that it became an economic annoyance and an administrative problem to resolve, and eventually led to advances in medicine and public health, according to Stanford historian and scholar of Renaissance Italy, Paula Findlen.