The 1918 Spanish Flu—The Search for the Virus | Part 3 of 3
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The 1918 flu killed 50 million people—then set the stage for World War II on its way out. A century later, scientists searched for an intact specimen of the virus for further study. Put on a fedora and join the ultimate detective story: the search for a killer under a microscope with the whole world as the scene of the crime.
Watch part one of this series here: https://youtu.be/7MHT5xTkL2g
Watch part two of this series here: https://youtu.be/TkgQQaVgqMw
This video is episode 13 from the series Mysteries of the Microscopic World, presented by Bruce Fleury
Learn more about the 1918 flu at https://wondrium.com/youtube
00:00 POTUS Wilson Encourages Fighting in World War I
1:05 Wilson Contracts Flu While Daughter Dies
2:01 Hoover Insinuates a Psychological Breakdown in Wilson
2:44 Wilson Performs a Political 180
4:00 Wilson Is Blamed for Second World War
5:40 Travel and the Global Commons Form a Petri Dish
6:03 Frozen Food and Restaurants Reveal an Achilles Heel
7:04 What Made This Virus so Dangerous
8:02 Kirsty Duncan Finds Virus Frozen in Norway in 1997
9:48 Fictional Movie Recreates Kirsty Duncan´s Pursuit
11:50 The Flu Kills Healthy Young Adults
15:05 3 Types of Flu Macrocycle, Creating Types A, B, and C
15:46 Flu Varieties Prior to 1957 Are Subtypes
17:38 40 million Get an Experimental Flu Vaccine
18:12 Lawsuits Over Flu Vaccine Deaths and Damages Surge
19:37 1997 H5N1 Flu Culls 1.5m Chickens in Hong Kong
22:05 Why Most Flu Strains Start in Asia
24:24 H1N1 Subtype Echoes the 1918 Pandemic With Fear
26:15 Terrence Tumpey´s Vaccine Against Flu Prevails
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