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I looked it up in the UPI Stylebook: malaria and yellow fever aren't capitalized except as first word of a sentence. RJFJR 21:52, 2 October 2005 (UTC)[reply]
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I plan contribute to the article by changing the format into sections based on the two sides to the influx of disease, the first European contact and the later influence of the transatlantic slave trade. I'll be bringing in several new sources and adding verification to the uncited information already in the article.
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