Do you want to learn more about the Spanish Flu and its consequences? If your answer is yes, then keep reading! 1918 has to be considered a terrible and sad year for our forefathers. Hopeful soldiers were so glad to be returning from WWI. They were coming home to their families and loved ones in the hope of seeing their spouses and children. Instead, they were greeted by one of the worst pandemics ever to hit the modern-day World. They did not know at the time that they were part of the problem because they did not ...
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Do you want to learn more about the Spanish Flu and its consequences? If your answer is yes, then keep reading! 1918 has to be considered a terrible and sad year for our forefathers. Hopeful soldiers were so glad to be returning from WWI. They were coming home to their families and loved ones in the hope of seeing their spouses and children. Instead, they were greeted by one of the worst pandemics ever to hit the modern-day World. They did not know at the time that they were part of the problem because they did not realize the flu had followed them home. During this time, there was so little known about how the flu was being transferred between humans or some other source because it had not yet been identified. The one thing that everyone did know was that people were dying at such a rapid rate. It was unbelievable. You might be feeling fine one day, and within 36 hours, you were dead, and whatever it was, it was spreading like wildfire. This book covers: - The history of the spanish influence of 1918 - Socio-economic consequences of the world's worst crisis in those years. - Vaccine against influence, the case of the Pfeiffer vaccine - Reasons for the expansion of an epidemic - Dealing with self-isolation - The war and virus that changed world - Between the Spanish flu 1918 and convid19 assessment - Bad habits that can make us sick And Much More Want to know more about this book? Buy now!
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