Introduction:
The 1918 influenza pandemic was one of the most deadly events in human history. The pandemic resulted in an estimated 50-100 million deaths. Professionals believe that birds and other winged animals facilitated the spread of the virus. This allowed the virus to spread swiftly and infect numerous victims. In addition to the speedy spread of the virus, there was little immunization in the time period around 1918, so the human body was not prepared to combat this ferocious virus.
Connection to the Digital Humanities
The 1918 pandemic was critical to the evolution of medicine. Researchers relied on reports that had survived for generations, allowing them to study the features of the influenza efficiently. The evolution of technology has allowed for resources to be digitized and stored in organized ways through digital manipulation. By digitizing works, medical professionals as well as the common person could be informed of the history, pathology, and social effects that incidents like the pandemic of 1918 cause.
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