1918 spanish flu deaths in usa
[DOC File]1918 Pandemic Influenza in Maine
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1918: Spanish Flu. The Spanish Influenza pandemic is the catastrophe against which all modern pandemics are measured. It is estimated that approximately 20 to 40 percent of the worldwide population became ill and that over 20 million people died. Between September 1918 and April 1919, approximately 500,000 deaths from the flu occurred in the U.S. alone.
[DOC File]Infectious Disease-- HISTORICAL TIME LINE
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1918 Spanish Influenza Epidemic. 1. Introductory Question: How would school change if this year’s flu killed 5% of the students at BHS? 2. The Death Toll. Chart A: Distribution of Deaths by Age and Policy Year. What patterns in the age at death and year of death are apparent in this chart? How do age of deaths in 1918 compare with age of ...
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the spanish flu | 1918 more than 20 million deaths | penicillin discovered | 1927 alexander fleming | (became available in 1942) | dna structure & | 1953 watson & crick development of molec bio | ↓ | viroid diseases described | 1972 t. o. diener | viral genomes sequenced | 1977-8 fiers & f. sanger | aids
Selected Reading - Pandemics and Pandemic Scares in the 20th
The Spanish Flu’ (1918-1919) (Edited--With kind thanks to National Geographics (Oct. ’05) and DT History 22/8/07 – P65) The deaths attributed to WW 1 were estimated to be 20 million and this was over 4 years.
1918 Spanish Influenza presentation to West Rockhill Historical Society: Story '…
From September to December, 1918 there are 3,800 deaths from influenza recorded; The first 5 months of 1919, about 1,200 deaths. For a total of about 5,000 deaths. One-half of these 5,000 deaths were reported to be from two causes, in which one was influenza.
[DOC File]The Spanish Flu’ (1918-1919)
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August 1918 – March 1919, the height of the Spanish Flu pandemic in the United States, was also a downturn in the economy, associated with falling production and business failure. The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that if the U.S. today experienced a pandemic similar to the Spanish Flu of 1918-19, gross domestic product (GDP ...
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