So we’re all familiar with the Spanish Flu right? The disease that spread after world war 1 in 1918.
Unlike a normal seasonal flu, what made the Spanish Flu so dangerous and deadly, and why did so many young adults in their 20’s and 30’s die from Spanish Flu? I also heard the virus killed more people than both world wars combined.
How did Spanish Flu kill so many people?
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How an outbreak of the strain H1N1 of influenza actually was responsible for more deaths than the whole of the First World War. How the outbreak spread and what caused it to be so lethal and what consequences does this mean for today? https://youtu.be/Qh03tYOqmdo
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