Blogs about: Spanish Flu
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The Worst Disease Outbreaks
Black plague and Spanish flu were both highly pathogenic influenzas that caused high mortality rates. They existed as killer plaques for a longer interval cycle. By the end of the 20th century, livest… more →
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Ask Emily
wrote 1 week ago: Will you explain the differences (and similarities) between endemic and epidemic diseases? Yes, and … more →
SCIENTISTS MAKE BIRD FLU PASSALE BETWEEN HUMANS !
wrote 1 week ago: http://singularityhub.com/2012/05/16/scientists-make-bird-flu-transmissible-between-humans-then-tell … more →
Central Catholic High School Reads The Last Town on Earth by Thomas Mullen
wrote 3 weeks ago: On Tuesday, April 24, 2012, author Thomas Mullen visited Central Catholic High School in Tolelo, Ohi … more →
2011-2012 LA NINA MAY BLOW IN NOVEL, DEADLY BIRD FLU
wrote 4 weeks ago: In 1917-18 fall and winter, La Nina brought below normal sea-surface temperatures to the central and … more →
A Good Nazi
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wrote 1 month ago: Don’t you just get tired of people boasting about their children and even their grandchildren? … more →
Children Across D.C. Left Orphaned by Spanish Flu
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wrote 2 months ago: I was researching a couple of stories and I came across an article that was so sad that I had to sha … more →
4 March: Did you know?
wrote 3 months ago: Did you know that it was on this day in 1493 explorer Christopher Columbus arrives back in Lisbon, P … more →
"Downton Abbey" Paper Dolls
wrote 3 months ago: At last, someone has found a way to keep a squirming toddler occupied while Mommy and Daddy watch … more →
Biomedicine - Part 11: Curing in the 21st Century - Influenza and the Common Cold
wrote 3 months ago: In this blog we look at potential 21st century cures for two diseases that have plagued humanity eac … more →
Countdown to Downton
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wrote 3 months ago: Yes, I know. I’ve already posted about Downton Abbey. But I can’t stop thinking about th … more →
1918: Spanish Flu, Attitudes toward Housekeeping, and a Little Bit about Linguistic History
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wrote 3 months ago: Image via Wikipedia One of the more interesting aspects of writing a blog is seeing which topics att … more →
Black Science Fiction with a Cappuccino
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wrote 3 months ago: The State of Black Science Fiction 2012 I was asked to write a bit about why I decided to participat … more →
Deconstruction Review of Fringe, Episode 10 Season 4, Forced Perspective
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wrote 4 months ago: A Gold/Yellow Episode As always, an episode synopsis will be found over at Scott’s Polite Dissent Oc … more →
Jan 13 Ice Snow Rain Mini Blizzard 1 Accident Every Minute During Rush Hour Today
wrote 4 months ago: Today Special K and I learned something interesting about the Spanish Flu epidemic or pandemic* that … more →
Some high tech cures for the flu
wrote 5 months ago: The Medical Research Committee suggest that the influenza germ should be annihilated by sulphur-diox … more →
1918: Spanish Influenza invades Massachusetts
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wrote 5 months ago: During the first weeks of the Epidemic, almost 4,000 people died in Boston as a result of the Spanis … more →
Psst! Don't mention the flu!
wrote 6 months ago: “It is no exaggeration to say that there is hardly a single compound here in which there is no … more →
I Forget
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wrote 6 months ago: At 11:00 o’clock on the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 the guns fell silent and the Great War ca … more →
Downton Abbey Series Blog- Series 2 Finale
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wrote 6 months ago: Last week, we tied up the second division plot strands, leaving us a final, 90-minute (or, if you pr … more →
