ICYMI…



Given the current topic on everyone’s mind, we thought we’d look back on the posts we have about influenza and gather them here for some historical context.

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Past Headlines

We mined through our state medical journals collection to see what contemporary medical journalism had to say about the influenza epidemic of 1918/19.

We’ve picked some highlights here but there are plenty more where these came from. Search for ‘influenza’ or ‘flu’ in any volume to see more results!