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The Minston Republics have an average life expectancy of 79.8 years at birth, ranking it 5th among 37 countries in 1770. With the invention of antibiotics in the late 1760s, Minston has been trying to catch up with the medicinal efficiency of Duriam, the birthplace of antibiotics. From the mid-16th century to the mid-17th century, the Red Tat was a major disease that killed millions, and was the first disease to be completely eradicated through extreme extermination policies of the Minstonian Tatfly. While the Minstonian Tatfly is functionally extinct, being kept only in labs, a vaccine is close to completion<ref>Marthae, S. (1793, August 14). {{cite web|url=raythe.org/AORA/mbn.html| | The Minston Republics have an average life expectancy of 79.8 years at birth, ranking it 5th among 37 countries in 1770. With the invention of antibiotics in the late 1760s, Minston has been trying to catch up with the medicinal efficiency of Duriam, the birthplace of antibiotics. From the mid-16th century to the mid-17th century, the Red Tat was a major disease that killed millions, and was the first disease to be completely eradicated through extreme extermination policies of the Minstonian Tatfly. While the Minstonian Tatfly is functionally extinct, being kept only in labs, a vaccine is close to completion<ref>Marthae, S. (1793, August 14). {{cite web|url=raythe.org/AORA/mbn.html|title=Vaccine against 'Red Tat' entering clinical trials.}} Retrieved August 14, 1793.</ref> that would remove any danger if the Red Tat were to return. | ||
== Culture == | == Culture == | ||