1918 Flu Pandemic: History’s Deadliest Influenza Waves
In 1918, a single virus infected an estimated 500 million people – roughly one-third of the global population. The Spanish Flu, as it became known, wasn’t just a health crisis; it was a societal earthquake. But the true shock isn’t the scale of the 1918 pandemic, it’s how unprepared we remain for the next one. … Read more