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In early 1919, Park and Williams reversed their position. They stated, “This evidence of multiple strains seems to be absolutely against the influenza bacillus being the cause of the pandemic. It appears to us impossible that we should miss the epidemic strain in so many cases while obtaining some other strain so abundantly. The influenza bacilli, like the streptococci and pneumococci, are in all probability merely very important secondary invaders.”
The Great Influenza: The Epic Story of the Deadliest Plague in History
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