Question

What does the influenza epidemic tells us about the state of the world in 1918-1919? What are it lessons for our world today?

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Answer 1

The Influenza epidemic of 1918-1919 was considered to be the most severe epidemics of all.. About more than 500 million people which was about the one third of total population of the world were inflicted by the disesase and became harshly infected with this dreadful virus, due to which the chances of survival were almost negligible. Thus the disease resulted in the number of deaths all over the world and left many with exacerbating, bad health. The disease mostly resulted in deaths mostly among infants, adults and old.
The world witnessed , first and the most extreme type of virus spreading at a highly alarming level leaving no man unaffected. Almost one member in a US family suffered due to the virus.
The foremost lessons from the influenza of 1918 was the symptom recognition at proper time . It was too late when the person came to know that he was inflicted by the disease mostly because of very less symptoms which were hard to recognize.
The another lesson was that the preventive measures should be preferred over the curative measures , thus prevention should be made possible.

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