Swine Flu Info Blog

I read somewhere that when the Spanish Flu started in 1918, it started out quite small and slow, then it sped up and ended up infecting 525 million people.(half of the world's population at that time) Could that be what's happening now with the H1N1 strain?

To start with the USA has never and never will learn from the past, it's too paranoid. As far as the flu of 1918 they did what all countries did, dropped dead in their thousands.

i've been looking for a while and cant find it, if you can help me find the number of people who died in ohio from the flu or even in the US it would be a great help to me, thanks!

In 1918 H1N1 Strain of Influenza that got the nickname "Spanish Flu" because it was traced back to a pig farm in Spain, killed 50 million people, what is the difference between that Strain of Influenza and the current pandemic we are facing now?