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  • 5 Most Deadly Pandemics

    From the pages of 1astuff...an article about the five major pandemics our world has suffered through, at least in recorded medical history. I usually don't "do" articles, but this one was very interesting. For a disease epidemic to achieve the illustrious status of... more

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  • Rated by braveheartdesign on Jul 20, 6:38pm

    A look at 5 worldwide pandemic's

  • Reviewed by TheJ0sher on Jun 30, 8:46am

    might as well get the top of the diseases. Piggy cough is out there for us now

  • Rated by CutestPrincess on May 14 2009, 6:54am

    5 Most Deadly Pandemics

  • Rated by arunaftermath on May 06 2009, 6:37pm

    From the page: "The Swine flu is a descendant of the Spanish flu, a worldwide spread of influenza which killed millions." 5 Most deadly Pandemics.

  • Reviewed by ashishnayyar911 on May 05 2009, 10:23pm

    5 Most Deadly Pandemics

  • Rated by rameshpower on May 05 2009, 6:09am

    5 Most Deadly Pandemics

  • Rated by MouseSB on May 04 2009, 1:54am

    From the pages of 1astuff...an article about the five major pandemics our world has suffered through, at least in recorded medical history. I usually don't "do" articles, but this one was very interesting. For a disease epidemic to achieve the illustrious status of being pandemic, it needs to do a little globetrotting. It needs to spread from person to person, from country to country. Well, with cases of Swine flu, which originated in Mexico, turning up in the U.S., Canada, Spain, New Zealand, the U.K. and the Middle East, the World Health Organization has raised the global pandemic alarm to 4 out of a 6 phase system. Phase 4 is described as: Verified human-to-human transmission able to cause community-level outbreaks. Significant increase in risk of a pandemic. The Swine flu is a descendant of the Spanish flu, a worldwide spread of influenza which killed millions. Health officials are doing everything they can to prepare for any advances the Swine flu makes towards a level 6 pandemic, and while casualties have only reached 150 people, let's have a look at five of the deadliest pandemics this planet has ever witnessed.

  • Rated by Sueblimely on May 03 2009, 12:36pm

    Thank goodness we live in this day and age. From the page: "In less than two years, an estimated 20-100 million people around the world were dead from type A influenza, wiping out 2.5% to 5% of the world's population"

  • Rated by WordsnCollision on May 03 2009, 11:03am

    One flu over the cuckoo's nest.