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Stagnant population: 1901-1921: minus 0.31% WW1, Drought, Epidemics, Spanish flu influenza. 1921 known as year of Demographic Divide as population just grew then onwards. Steady growth: 1921-1951: Less occurrence of famines because of rail transport. Mortality induced growth because Crude Death Ratio began to fall
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The influenza pandemic of 1918-1919 was a traumatic time in history. The disease became known as the “Spanish Influenza” due to its country of origin and was transmitted through military bases but quickly spread to the public. The “Spanish Influenza” killed close to one hundred million people globally.
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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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This site has information on a pbs film on the epidemic, as well as a map that chronicles the progression of the epidemic from September 14, 1918 - after October 5th, 1918. It also include death rates by month, as well as a teacher's guide and more.
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Besides pneumonia, the other leading associated causes of death were pregnancy, tuberculosis, and heart disease. Indeed, newspaper reports across Maine noted the tragic association of pregnancy and death from influenza. The death rate from influenza in the preceding years ranged from 1 to 6 per 10,000. In 1918, that death rate was 32.
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In the 1918–1919 pandemic, a first or spring wave began in March 1918 and spread unevenly through the United States, Europe, and possibly Asia over the next 6 months. Illness rates were high, but death rates in most locales were not appreciably above normal. Flu symptoms were in general mild similar to today's flu.
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Successfully managed the flu shot shortage situation, building significant relationships with community health care agencies in the process, The Occupational Health program is now starting to be recognized as an official campus resource. Successful visioning work with the University Health Services Task Force to create a case statement.
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One of the most unusual aspects of the Spanish flu was its ability to kill young adults. The reasons for this remain uncertain. With the Spanish flu, mortality rates were high among healthy adults as well as the usual high-risk groups. The attack rate and mortality was highest among adults 20 to 50 years old.
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Secondary care services, such as blood services and diagnostic services will be challenged to maintain capacities and the community focus will be on maintaining essential services. Health emergency legislation may be needed to support outbreak specific activities. The level of impact may be similar to that of the 1918 H1N1 ‘Spanish flu’.
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3. Why are pigs perfect for new flu viruses? 4. What does reassortment mean? 5. How many people contracted the virus in the US? 6. How many deaths were there worldwide? SPANISH FLU. 1. Why was this pandemic named the Spanish Flu? 2. Who did the flu prove to be deadliest to? 3. What were the symptoms? 4. What were the US inmpacts? 5.
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