The Spanish Flu: A Detailed History of The Great Influenza and Precious Teachings from 1918 Epidemic that Will Help Us Facing the Actual Pandemic (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798674017202)

An estimated 500 million people became infected with the 1918 Spanish Flu, also known as the Great Influenza. That's one-third of the world's population at the time!

Since then, great lengths have been taken to avoid the same socio-economic repercussions from happening again. But it seems like there are still viruses that mankind cannot prepare for.

Today, another pandemic is wreaking havoc on human lives once more. The 2019 novel coronavirus has proven to be a titan of a virus and there is still no vaccine available for mass use.

This is why history plays such a great part in the survival of modern-day civilizations. Using the lessons we have learned from the 1918 Spanish Flu, we will be able to take all the necessary precautions to avoid suffering the same fate again.

In "Spanish Flu" by Smart History, you will be taken through a thorough analysis of the Spanish Flu. Using these insights, readers like you will be able to improve your knowledge about how the flu virus works.

Here is where you will also find useful considerations about the mistakes of the past and channel them into useful solutions to apply in the current pandemic!

• Become more informed as you connect the dots between the similarities of the Spanish Flu with the 2019 novel coronavirus pandemic
• Learn all about the social and historical context of how the 1918 Spanish Flu came to be and how it conquered the world
• Protect yourself as you read about the things to watch out for when it comes to the identification and prevention of the flu in general
• And so much more!

"Spanish Flu" is unlike most books about the same topic. In this thorough representation of history, you will be able to easily follow key concepts and effectively apply them in the real-world.

Here is where you will get a simple, no-nonsense, yet well-detailed and evidence-based history of the Great Influenza, and learn valuable teachings from 1918 epidemic to face our current pandemic!

Don't be left in the dark!