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In the fall of 1918, the virus hit with terrible ferocity, exacerbated by the bungled response by city and Army officials

When the virus first hit, it seemed like the normal flu, but the second wave made clear that this virus was far worse

America’s effort to fight World War I created the perfect conditions for the spread of a virus

Influenza is a highly efficient virus, constantly mutating to evade our immune system

By the onset of World War I, American medical science had improved tremendously and was approaching world class status

The Story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History