How Was Influenza So Lethal Internationally in the Early 1900s

question 29

Multiple Choice

How was influenza so lethal internationally in the early 1900s?

• A) People didn't realize they had the disease and spread it to their loved ones.
• B) Many soldiers stationed throughout the world during World War II returned to their home countries infected.
• C) People didn't wash their hands properly.
• D) The communication among all the nations' healthcare providers was erroneous as to how it spread.

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