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What We Learned From Previous Epidemics / Pandemics Statistics 1918: 50M people killed HIV/Aids: 39M people since 1981 Poverty to risk Inadequate sanitation Poor nutrition Crowded living conditions Lack of healthcare services Poor infection control Lack of public infrastructure Poor governance Epidemics History (very frequent until recent times after 1950s) Cholera —1852-1860 Asian Flu – 1957 Typhus Fever – 1945 Cocolitzli epidemic – 1575 Plague of Justinian – 541 Antonine Plague – 165-180AD Third Plague Pandemic – 1855 Black Death – 1334 Great Flu Epidemic – 1918 HIV/Aids – 1960’s to present Pearls Management – calm, factual, frequent Immediate response!!! Early detection and monitoring – data, data, data! Factual communications from professionals Care isolation – Contact Quarantine Antisepsis / hand washing Social distancing Protective gear (masks, gloves, clothing) Pharmaceutical intervention Prohibit