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Influenza

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The flu and you

Beatriz Scaglia

2010

Further report and papers on epidemic influenza, 1889-92

Great Britain. Local Government Board

1893

The 1918 influenza pandemic

Stephanie True Peters

2005

Influenza

Peggy J. Parks

2011

A doctor like Papa

Natalie Kinsey-Warnock

2002

Ah-choo!

Margery Cuyler

2002

Bird Flu

Michael Greger

2006

Medical and miscellaneous observations relative to the West India Islands

Williamson, John Surgeon

1817

Unity (1918)

Kevin Kerr

2002

Emergency regulation

Boston Public Health Commission

2004

A time of angels

Karen Hesse

1995

Hunting the 1918 flu

Kirsty Duncan

2003

Genesis II

Paul Adam

2001

Flu

Wayne Simmons

2010

Blessing's bead

Debby Dahl Edwardson

2009

The Influenza Pandemic of 1918 (Great Disasters and Their Reforms)

Virginia Aronson

2000

The Last Town on Earth

Thomas Mullen

2006

Natural medicine for colds and flu

Nancy Bruning

1998

Medical inquiries and observations

Benjamin Rush

1789

Farm Flu

Teresa Bateman

2001

A letter to a friend, concerning the epidemic fever of April and May, 1778, in York and its neighbourhood. Containing the history of the disease, and the author's method of treatment, with a few useful hints how to prevent it

Thomas Withers

1778

Touch of compassion

Al Lacy

1999

Pandemic

Daniel Kalla

2005

The silent enemy

Eileen Pettigrew

1983

Immunization Safety Review

Immunization Safety Review Committee

2002

Paradise past

Robert Wm Kirk

2012

The doctors book of home remedies for colds and flu

William P. Castelli, Mary S. Kittel, THE EDITORS OF PREVENTION HEALTH BOOKS

2000

Flu

Gina Kolata, Yaʻel Zisḳind-Ḳeler

1999

Swine flu

Terence Stephenson

2009

The Bird Flu Handbook

Manoj Kunda

2005

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