How does COVID-19 compare to 2009 H1N1 pandemic?

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Do not put your name on it; only the title. Submit a 2500 – 3000 word paper that analyzes the topic for the assignment, from an anthropological perspective, as if for an audience of Everett Community College students. Please try to follow the model of a peer-reviewed journal article. Here is an example of what I am looking for, although it is too long. But, it should give you a good idea of expectations: Final Paper Example.pdf Actions Be sure that your paper includes the following:  Double-spaced, common margins, Times New Roman font, size twelve. Submit in rich text format (RTF) A descriptive title centered on the page. Include the following section headings: Introduction – introduce your topic and thesis statement.  An introductory paragraph that orients your reader to the topic and your approach. In this paragraph, include an underlined thesis statement that describes your central point and is 1-2 sentences long. An excellent paper will have a thesis that is an analytical thesis, rather than a descriptive thesis. Literature review – if you have this done, simply copy and paste. if it is still in outline form, you will need to get it into paragraph form Methods – describe your data collection (i.e., open-ended interviews, literature review), and analysis (i.e., ethnographic content analysis) Findings – these will be based on your content analysis (Ex.: Ethnographic content analysis example.pdf ) and should form a major portion of the paper. Use insights from all of your interviews. Quote participants where necessary, but no real names Analysis of themes in findings directly addresses the thesis statement. Conclusion – Summarize your work and show how your research proves or disproves your original thesis statement. Summarize your ideas and provides a sense of lingering possibilities  (Links to an external site.) .  The “golden line” assignments were intended to help you here References Cited page On a new page at the end of your paper, a page titled “References” that lists all published sources in order by author last name, formatted correctly according to APA style guide Actions  depending on the type of source. You may use additional subtitles per your preference. Individual body paragraphs that each include a topic sentence (your main point), evidence, and an explanation of why this information is relevant to your point (reasoning/analysis). Use transitions to connect ideas from one paragraph to the next. Keep each paragraph focused on the idea you want the reader to take away. Reference (quote, paraphrase, or summary) your 8 references using APA style in-text citations . Highlight in yellow the first citation of each source (Prang, 2019). Demonstrate critical thinking skills, using analysis and logical/objective reasoning.