Two worst pandemics- Spanish Flu and COVID-19: A review

Varsha T. Dhurvey, Payal A. Ramteke, Rakhi Sawan, Shikha Sethiya
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1918 Spanish flu and COVID-19 can be considered as most hazardous pandemics earth has ever witnessed. They are results of what mayhems an organism not even visible with naked eye can cause. Causative agent for both the diseases is a virus but, they are not same. 1918 Spanish flu gave major indications that it has the existence of the new strain of flu and lasted for longer duration affecting lives in various ways. COVID-19 is again an indication of another emerging worst pandemic. Here, we have reviewed the overall factors that contributed to the severity of these two pandemics and comparison of the same. The main motive of this paper is to put together, compare and analyze versatility of both the pandemics and to discuss implications of the same.
两种最严重的流行病——西班牙流感和COVID-19:回顾
1918年西班牙流感和COVID-19可以被认为是地球上有史以来最危险的流行病。它们是一种甚至肉眼都看不见的有机体所造成的混乱的结果。这两种疾病的病原体都是病毒,但它们并不相同。1918年,西班牙流感主要表明它有新的流感菌株的存在,并且持续时间更长,以各种方式影响人们的生活。2019冠状病毒病再次表明,另一场最严重的大流行正在出现。在这里,我们回顾了导致这两种流行病严重程度的总体因素,并对它们进行了比较。本文的主要目的是将这两种流行病的多功能性放在一起,进行比较和分析,并讨论其影响。
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