Cases of spanish flu

• [DOC File]1918 Pandemic Influenza in Maine

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  6,000 cases of Spanish influenza are reported in the camp today, and the Boston Red Cross summoned nurses from all New England hospitals to care for the soldiers suffering from the disease. An Auburn boy in the camp writes that the disease has spread through the entire cantonment. Monday, September 23

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• [DOC File]DRAFT - Connecticut

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  Para obtener información actualizada, visite la página Web Connecticut Flu Watch que aparece más adelante. Es muy importante enseñar a los niños todo lo que necesitamos hacer para impedir la propagación del virus: Evitar el contacto cercano con las personas enfermas.

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• [DOC File]Bird flu, pandemic flu…

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  The 1918-1919 Spanish Flu was the biggest and many millions of people died, including 675,000 Americans, and millions more were ill. Milder pandemics happened in 1957-1958 (“Asian Flu”) and 1968-1969 (“Hong Kong Flu”). If a flu pandemic like the 1918-1919 Spanish Flu were to happen today, it would be devastating.

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• Selected Reading - Pandemics and Pandemic Scares in the 20th

  1976: Swine Flu Scare. When a novel virus was first identified at Fort Dix, it was labeled the "killer flu." Experts were extremely concerned because the virus was thought to be related to the Spanish flu virus of 1918. The concern that a major pandemic could sweep across the world led to a mass vaccination campaign in the United States.

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• [DOC File]Mrs. Shipp's Science Spot

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  The Spanish flu had an unusual and unexplained preference for young adults, whom it killed in greater numbers than either children or the elderly. Today, experts believe an over-active immune system which can trigger “cytokine storm” in younger individuals (cytokine storm = the body produces so many antibodies to the lungs which can ...

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• [DOCX File]www.gtap.agecon.purdue.edu

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  Spanish flu, 1918-1920, though affected 500 million people across the world with 50 million deaths. India, among many are reeling under the health, economic and security crises due to pandemic outbreak ,the grand lockdown measures taken by India and other countries across the world and due to containment measures taken at the Chinese border ...

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• [DOC File]Delaware was hit hard by 1918 pandemic

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  Known as “Spanish flu” or “la grippe,” the influenza of 1918-1919 was a global disaster. • Influenza has been one of the great mass killers in history, and its most lethal version was the Spanish flu epidemic in the fall of 1918.

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