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Acknowledgements
Special thanks are given to Heather Larmay and Marie Gabavics for their
independent research on 1920 influenza remedies. We also thank Dr. Susan
McFadden and the Psychology students involved with interviewing 1918 influenza
survivors. This study is dedicated to the late Helen Jelinske, a former
UW-Oshkosh alumnus and 1918 Spanish Influenza survivor. Her insight and
memories were a major driving force in this study.
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