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What caused the 1918 influenza epidemic in New Zealand? What is the incubation period of Spanish flu? What killed more people: the Black Death or the Spanish flu? What happened to the swine flu pandemic? Why was the 1918 flu epidemic called the Spanish influenza?
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doi:10.20955/es.2020.30COVID-19As the Spanish flu became more widespread and its dangers apparent, many cities sought to contain the virus by imposing restrictions on social and economic inteSocial Science Electronic Publishing
Cholera.Cholera has caused several pandemics dating back to the 1800s. Cholera spreads through contaminated water or food. The disease has killed millions of people, with more than a billion now at risk around the world. Spanish flu.The 1918 flu pandemic started in Kansas from an H1N1 influenz...
But I have come across something that was and is important and it touches on current issues and events: that the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic was the deadliest disease outbreak in human history. It killed, in 15 months, more than AIDS has killed in 40 years and more than the bubonic plague...
1918: Spanish flu During the influenza epidemic of 1918, quarantine centers and emergency military hospitals like this one in Camp Funston, Kansas, were constructed at various outposts throughout the U.S. A third of the world's population was infected, and at least 50 million died (675,000...
But as history reminds us, it's not the first time we've lived through a pandemic, and it can be instructive to look to the past for guidance. Previous pandemics, such as the Spanish flu of 1918, produced strikingly similar shades of panic, political opportunism, racism, xenophobia and de...
This study quantifies the economic impacts of SARS on the four affected Asian economies (China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore) and the most affected Chinese provinces/cities (Beijing, Guangdong, Hebei, and Shanxi) using the synthetic control method wi
The Spanish flu that swept the globe in 1918 and 1919 had two interesting effects on fertility. In the short term, the pandemic caused birth rates to decline simply because so many women of childbearing age were dying from the flu. But once the pandemic had paused,birth rates rose, which ...