… mortality after age 30 in aboriginal populations assumed to be infrequently exposed to influenza
due to their geographic … experienced a decline in relative mortality after age 30. However…

… The 1918-19 influenza pandemic is now regarded as one of the three largest mortality events
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… Our analysis revealed high geographic heterogeneity in pandemic mortality impact. We …
large geographical variations in timing and mortality burden of 1918–1920 influenza pandemic …

… it represents a larger geographical area than the current state … mortality would be estimated
for other influenza pandemics or … the other 3 known influenza pandemics in the 20th and 21th …

… The elevated number of deaths among young adults aged 20–40 that was noted in … centered
on a single age –28– over a wide range of geographic locations. It is certainly possible that …

… the distinctive social and geographic histories of 1918’s urban … of elevated young adult
mortality in 1918, immune systems “… alternative mortality calculations that draw on 1920 data in …

… the single-worst epidemic of the 20 th century in the single-worst-affected country. In this
light, this study may be viewed as a prototype on which health geographers can build using the …

… The peak young-adult mortality, documented worldwide, is … in persons 20–40 years of age
in 1918 is perhaps the most … in multiple locales in 2 or more geographic regions, (2) rapid …

… or geographic focus. COVID-19 has renewed interest in the economics of the 1918 influenza
pandemic, … between March of 1918 (the first wave of the pandemic) and June of 1920. In no …

… 1918–19 influenza pandemic often cites the case of Western Samoa, with more than 20 percent
mortality, … groups and the apparent geographic distribution of deaths during the 1918–19 …