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The soldiers hygiene in ww1, in the trenches wasn't as good as today's because today we have numerous toiletries but back in the great war there was hardly anything all they were aloud was a toothbrush, soap and towel. They didn't have toilets back then so they had to use a bucket of a hole in the ground.

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Medical standards had improved since the days of the US Civil War. They were making giant steps forward, but are considered poor by todays standards.

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Q: What was the hygeinic state of hospitals in World War 1?
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