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Only one historian, Alfred Crosby, seems to have paid any attention to Wilson’s actual symptoms—including high fever, severe coughing, and total prostration, all symptoms that perfectly fit influenza and have no association whatsoever with stroke—and the on-site diagnosis of Grayson, an excellent physician highly respected by such men as Welch, Gorgas, Flexner, and Vaughan.
The Great Influenza: The Epic Story of the Deadliest Plague in History
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