New York's Government's Response to Influenza Outbreak

The New York government responded to the outbreak of influenza in New York City (September 22). Among these new cases, 18 were Brooklyn, 3 were Bronx, 18 were in Manhattan, and 4 were in Queens. In general, New Yorkers and East Coast Americans seem to be hardly progressing to calm the spread of the disease. As a result, the number of infected people and deaths who are experiencing the outbreak of influenza in Spain has continued to increase, and the fear of the world continues to increase.

New York City influenza New York - The influenza epidemic arrived last month in the city and has been there ever since. Currently, epidemics occurring in most major cities in the United States affect everyone, both inside and outside the city. Dr. Royal Health Commissioner of Copenand announced that influenza is a reportable disease. Runny nose, chills, fever, cough, sneezing: Influenza is presented in a different way than a cold. - When you connect something to New York City it is an extraordinary building that can usually penetrate the sky or the crowded sidewalks and people are enthusiastic about shopping at the famous shops where celebrities live. Although I was there because of a short visit, I found myself lost my big apple. The voice of an endless sight calls you and fears you. The street is full of atmosphere, like a child shopping at the candy store.

In his 2004 book "Big Flu", John Barry found the occurrence of respiratory illness two months before the occurrence of Haskell County camp hundreds of miles east of Campton. It was a very special malicious outbreak that the doctor chose to report what happened - as this was the first record of the outbreak of influenza worldwide, the doctor warned the public health official about it did. Haskell County is a very poor farmer living mainly in the vicinity of birds and pigs. The most convincing theory about the origin of the Spanish flu is capturing viruses (possibly through intermediate pigs) from poultry with young men from Haskell County, recruited to the American Expeditionary Force and has infection in the center of the United States It was like saying. War machine

We can not definitely say what happened in Haskell County in 1918, but despite the fact that influenza is not a "reportable" disease, the outbreak of influenza was extremely serious in January I knew. Loring Miner - A great disappointed man who was disappointed with local political participants became a doctor before the theory of the bacteria that received this disease, but his curiosity caught him at the pace of the development of science - Health services to the American public reminded me of problems. The report itself no longer exists, but in that year it was the first notification that unusual influenza activity was recorded in the world. The local newspaper Santa Fe monitor confirmed that strange thing then happened: "Mrs. Eva van Stein suffers from pneumonia ... Ralph Lindeman is still very sick ... it is Homer Moody It has been reported that it is very sick ... ... Pete Hesser's 3 children have pneumonia ... Mrs. JS