Studies on Epidemic Influenza: Comprising Clinical and Laboratory InvestigationsUniversity of Pittsburgh. School of Medicine
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Studies on Epidemic Influenza: Comprising Clinical and Laboratory Investigations
University of Pittsburgh. School of Medicine
Influenza; Influenza Epidemic, 1918-1919
3. Total number of persons
inoculated No inoculations 3,122
One inoculation 2,483
Two inoculations 2,548
Three inoculations 3,550
Four inoculations 5,009
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Total 13,590
4. Cases influenza developed 47.9%
after No inoculations 1,495 of (3
One inoculation 634 25.5%
Two inoculations 770 30.2%
Three inoculations 1,078 30.4%
Four inoculations 1,271 25.0%
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Total 5,248
5. Cases influenza pneumonia 6.3%
developed after No inoculations 94 of (4
One inoculation 33 5.2%
Two inoculations 42 5.4%
Three inoculations 69 6.4%
Four inoculations 85 6.7%
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6.1%
Total 323 of (4 total
6. Deaths from influenza and “flu 2.0%
No inoculations 30 of (4
One inoculation 13 2.0%
Two inoculations 21 2.9%
Three inoculations 16 1.5%
Four inoculations 37 2.9%
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2.2%
Total 117 of (4
CHART III.
BESSEMER & LAKE ERIE RAILROAD.
STATISTICAL REPORT ON INOCULATION AGAINST INFLUENZA.
1. Number of employees who had influenza 1,275 24%
2. Number of employees who did not have influenza 3,986
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Total number of employees 5,261
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