The People's Health: Modern era- Local responses to the Spanish flu. Flashcards

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what happened to the effectiveness of local responses to the flu?

A

varied.

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2
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what did the medical officer Manchester do?

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very thorough and worker tirelessly to limit the flu’s spread.

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who was the medical officer in Manchester?

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Dr James Niven.

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what did Dr James Niven do to help limit the spread?

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published advice about hygiene and organised the closure of businesses and schools.

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5
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what happened to the death rate in Manchester due to Dr James Niven?

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lower than other places such as Glasgow and London.

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what did many towns and cities do to try and help stop the spread?

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shut schools, theatres, cinemas, and dance halls.

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what did some towns and cities do to try and stop the spread?

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disinfect public transport daily.

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what stayed open?

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factories and pubs stayed open.
armistice day celebration went ahead.

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why wasn’t the press always helpful?

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news of the world told readers to ‘eat plenty of porridge.’
Manchester guardian mocked some of the suggested measures’ women are not going to wear ugly masks.’

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