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This is a timely, significant, moving and often absorbing compilation of testimonies, letters and memories of one of the most important events in South African (SA) history; yet, paradoxically, one that has been largely forgotten : the 'great' or 'Spanish' influenza epidemic of 1918-1919.

In a Time of Plague: Memories of the 'Spanish' Flu Epidemic of 1918 in South Africa

21 (Petra) - About 2,800 people died in France due to H3N2 influenza epidemic, the French health ministry announced on Thursday.

Flu kills 2,800 people in France

Medical Motor Service began in response to the influenza epidemic in the winter of 1919, transporting doctors and nurses to treat the area's flu victims.

Medical Motor Service hires new director

At the end of 1918, another 9000 died in our country during the influenza epidemic, which claimed 50 million lives worldwide.

Nursing during the influenza epidemic: It's time we honoured the 35 nurses who died during the influenza epidemic in New Zealand

'Influenza epidemic usually escalates around November in Taiwan, and reaches its peak by the end of the year and around the Lunar New Year,' the agency said.

Taiwan CDC urges the public to get flu shots beginning Oct 15

The fifth influenza epidemic wave (2016-17) was marked by a notable increase in the number of human cases (677 during September 2016May 2017), making it the largest outbreak of influenza A(H7N9) since 2013.

Molecular Evolution, Diversity, and Adaptation of Influenza A(H7N9) Viruses in China

"Increasing community awareness about potential influenza epidemic, and enhancing preparedness are important to strengthen the nation's health security," said Dr.

Homeland Security Foundation of America (HSFA) Set to Host Town Hall Meeting on Pandemic Flu Prevention During National Preparedness Month

A Rhondda Leader article from 100 years ago tomorrow - July 20 - reports: "The influenza epidemic in the Rhondda was the subject of a discussion at a meeting of the Rhondda council on Friday, July 12.

Spanish flu claimed lives of hundreds right across South Wales; As the summer of 1918 drew to an end, the impact of four years of fighting on the home front was clear to see. Across the UK hospitals were overwhelmed, industry was disrupted and public services were struggling to run. And the people of Wales were also facing a terrifying new challenge - the outbreak of Spanish influenza

The sites falsely claim that health officials say the influenza epidemic is caused by the vaccine itself.

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue headlines of the week -BYLN-

Prof Faisal Masood observed that due to effective measures taken by the government and the change in the weather the H1N1 influenza epidemic would be effectively controlled within two weeks.

Influenza epidemic to be controlled within two weeks: Prof Faisal

Prof Masood said the H1N1 influenza epidemic would be effectively controlled within two weeks due to the measures taken by the government and change in weather.

Self-medication, delayed treatment aggravate H1N1: Faisal Masood