"I saw hundreds of young stalwart men in uniform coming into the wards of the hospital. Every bed was full, yet others crowded in," reported Victor Vaughan, dean of the University of Michigan School of Medicine and director of the surgeon general's Office of Communicable Disease. "The faces wore a b
Date: Feb 20, 2018
Category: Health
Source: Google
A Key Lesson From The 1918 Flu Pandemic? 'Tell The Truth,' One Historian Says
There was a sober serious scientist named Victor Vaughan who had been dean of the University of Michigan Medical School before the war, and was head of communicable diseases for the Army, who said at one point, if the present rate of acceleration of the disease continues for a few more weeks, civi