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One of the few solaces we can take right now is the knowledge that pandemics are relatively rare. As we’re seeing, however, their impact is wide-reaching in the moment they are occurring.
Look to a century ago, when the 1918 “Spanish flu” – as it was popularly known, but a misnomer – swept the world and killed 675,000 Americans. In Pittsburgh, over 4,500 succumbed.
In this episode of the P100 Podcast, we’ll compare the 1918 flu to today’s COVID-19 pandemic, recognizing the positive difference a century makes – and the all-too-similar human tragedy that we’re enduring. Thank you for listening and stay healthy.
– Dan Stefano, WordWrite