1918 - PANDEMIC
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491_9781802516531
Manuscript 1. THE SPANISH FLU:Discover the terrible history of the Spanish Flu... The mother of all pandemicsOne of historys most devastating pandemics, swept through the US and Europe in 1918 killing more than 50 million people, is seen as an important benchmark by historians who aim to learn lessons from past outbreak.But... How did the Spanish flu pandemic end and what lessons can we learn from a century ago?In this book, we revisit this terrifying time that left the world in fear.Manuscript 2. PANDEMIC:Humankind has always been hit hard by disease. We have had plagues, illnesses, viruses, and bacteria, all hit at one time or another. The bubonic plague. The black plague. HIV/AIDS, Ebola. H1N1. The Spanish Flu. Despite the constant coexistence with viruses, bacteria, and other disease-causing particles, we have survived.This is, in part, luck and genetics, but it is also a testament to human ingenuity and the will to survive.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Even if you have never taken any conscious precautions in the past to protect yourself, this book will help you prepare for the worst. As you read through this book, you will be guided through a history of pandemics and how they have impacted humanity, finding the information necessary to understand how pandemics of the past have played out and what happens afterward. You will see habits that are commonly picked up during pandemics, and you will see how the world fights back against viruses, bacteria, and even the fallout that comes after. As you read this book, not only will you get this guide to how to live through a pandemic, you will understand what to expect and how you can protect yourself when you live amongst enemies that you cannot see that can still kill you if given the chance.We live in uncertain times. Illnesses occur more and more. It is highly probable that we will continue to see these diseas
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