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First Pandemic is Not Corona

İlk Pandemi Corona Değil

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Like the plague and cholera epidemics, they did not pile corpses on the streets of the city and did not affect trade and sexual relations .

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Objective & Hypothesis:Urban people have never been afraid of the flu.
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Key Findings & Data:It was compared to lethal disease like rabies or disease like a small pox with scars, the common cold was indeed a preferable disease.
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Conclusion & Impact:Like the plague and cholera epidemics, they did not pile corpses on the streets of the city and did not affect trade and sexual relations .
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Abstract

Urban people have never been afraid of the flu. It was compared to lethal disease like rabies or disease like a small pox with scars, the common cold was indeed a preferable disease. It usually appears in the winter months when people are together, it did not go far beyond the pain , it killed children and the elderly with lung problems. Like the plague and cholera epidemics, they did not pile corpses on the streets of the city and did not affect trade and sexual relations .

Özet

Kent insanlarını hiçbir zaman gripten çok korkmamıştır. Kuduz gibi öldürücü olmayan ya da çiçek gibi bir şekil bozucu bir hastalıkla karşılaştırıldığında soğuk algınlığı gerçekten de tercih edilecek bir hastalıktı. Genellikle insanların bir arada bulunduğu kış aylarında görünüyor, ağrılar ve sızılardan pek öteye gitmiyordu. Akciğer sorunları olan çocukları ve yaşlıları öldürüyordu. Kısa süreli bir hastalıktı. Veba ve kolera salgınlarında ki gibi şehrin sokaklarına cesetleri yığmıyor, ticaret ve cinsel ilişkiyi etkilemiyordu

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ERDAL, R. (2020). First Pandemic is Not Corona. Sağlık ve Toplum, Cilt: 30 - Sayı: 0, 182–185. https://ajindex.com/articles/305512

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