Articles related to "Spanish Influenza"

As the world worries about avian flu, they need only look to the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic to see how bad things can get.

Summertime can also mean more time for reading, whether on a trip, in a hammock, or on the porch. Reading for pleasure can relieve stress and add perspective.

This simply told tale considers the impact of the Spanish influenza and the end of the First World War on a small Western Australian family.

Heavy workloads, poor nutrition, and substandard living conditions at wartime hospitals took their toll.

The Spanish Flu was a worldwide pandemic that affected nearly every corner of the world. Here's how it attacked a rural Maryland county.

In honor of the real-life 2009 swine flu pandemic outbreak, here are 5 of the best fictional films and novels about viral epidemics.

If you have ever sung the sacred song Jerusalem, you have experienced Sir Charles Hubert Hastings Parry at his finest. But he and Joseph wrote much more than songs.

Deaths from the Mexican influenza epidemic have the cytokine storm pattern of young, healthy adults. Inflammatory cytokines can be blocked by anti-inflammatory foods.

Bill Jackson tells you how important it is to pass tradition to others and share oral histories. Find out how and where to archive the story of your home.

Built by Cawthra Mulock, the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto was saved from demolition in 1962 by Ed Mirvish. His vision returned golden grandeur to the historic venue

For those who haven't read the book, a little background into the history of the Cullen family will enhance this film's enjoyment.

Fridtjof Nansen was born on 10 October 1861 just outside the Norwegian capital of Oslo then known as Christiania.

How well do you know this 20th-century German, Austrian, or Spanish artist who died in WWI, died in the Spanish flu outbreak, or was obsessed with scenes from his youth?