What diseases were there in the 80s?

In the 1980s, several significant diseases impacted public health, notably HIV/AIDS, which emerged as a major epidemic and led to widespread awareness and activism. Other prevalent diseases included tuberculosis, which saw a resurgence in some populations, and hepatitis B. Additionally, there were ongoing cases of chronic conditions like Heart disease and diabetes. The decade also experienced outbreaks of Infectious Diseases such as measles and polio in certain areas due to declining vaccination rates.