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Pittsburgh, Steel, and the 1918 Pandemic

During the 1918 influenza pandemic, Pittsburgh was the worst-hit city in the western world, not just America. The story comes down to the industrial history of the city and the way heavy industry affected the Steel City's politics, health, and role during World War One. Jim Higgins joins us again as he recounts information he presented on Smithsonian Channel's "America's Hidden Stories." James Higgins earned his doctorate at Lehigh University. His work focuses on the history of American medicine, with an especial focus on influenza and typhoid. He has lectured in America and Europe, published numerous scholarly papers, and his first book, a brief history of medicine and disease in Pennsylvania will be published by Temple University Press in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Historical Association in late-2020. Part of NMIH's Virtual Museum Live Programs. Get more info at http://nmih.org/virtualmuseum