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Great strides in genetics came after which epidemic?
influenza 1918
Worldwide outbreak disease?
A worldwide out break of a disease is called a pandemic.
How did Edwards parents die twilight?
they died from the Spanish Influenza epidemic in 1918.
What were the two main events of 1918?
i have one: outbreak of spanish influenza. Epidemic sweeps through country. Google for more info!
How did illness add to the death toll during the last months of the war?
The war ended in 1918. That coincided with the outbreak of Spanish Influenza. The outbreak turned into an epidemic. The death toll of both soldiers and civilians increased drastically because of the disease.
Why is World War 1 called a pandemic?
It isn't, you may be thinking of the world wide Influenza outbreak of 1918-19 that killed more United States troops than the war did.
What preventions did they have for influenza in 1918?
They didnt have any medicines or vaccinations for the 1918 influenza in New Zealand. People just had to suffer!
What was the great influenza epidemic?
The Great Influenza Epidemic, also known as the Spanish Flu, was a deadly global pandemic that occurred in 1918-1919. It infected an estimated 500 million people worldwide and resulted in the deaths of approximately 50 million individuals.
When did the influenza virus claim its greatest number of victims in the victims united States?
The influenza virus claimed its greatest number of victims in the United States during the 1918 influenza pandemic, commonly known as the Spanish flu. This outbreak occurred from 1918 to 1919 and resulted in an estimated 675,000 deaths in the U.S. alone. The pandemic was characterized by high mortality rates, particularly among young adults, and it spread rapidly due to the conditions of World War I.
How did the great global influenza pandemic of 1918 help the end of world war 1?
it made most of the soldiers sick
Which influenza outbreak of 1918 was so deadly because it what?
The 1918 influenza outbreak, often referred to as the Spanish Flu, was particularly deadly due to several factors, including the high virulence of the H1N1 virus, lack of effective vaccines or antiviral treatments, and the movement of troops during World War I which facilitated rapid spread. Additionally, it disproportionately affected young, healthy adults, causing severe pneumonia and other complications. Public health responses were hampered by limited medical knowledge and resources at the time.
Who found the vaccine for influenza?
Dr. Rosenow in 1918
