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Kevine Umurerwa's routine flu turned into a week-long battle with Influenza A, in late May when the 23-year-old university student got ill, highlighting the rising threat of severe flu strains in ...

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The influenza virus strain commonly referred to as the “Spanish flu” reached the United States in 1918, a year after the nation entered World War I. Researchers have no consensus on the origins of the ...

The claim: A study co-authored by Dr. Anthony Fauci found Spanish flu victims died from pneumonia caused by mask-wearing. Since the emergence of COVID-19, masks have become a way of life. But for ...

The 2020s started with the most severe pandemic since the 1918 Spanish flu. ... Transmission of clade I viruses outside of Africa has not yet reached the levels seen in 2022 with the clade II ...

If so, it would be the first known human-to-human transmission reported worldwide since 2007. ... such as the H1N1 “swine flu” in 2009 and the H1N1 “Spanish flu” in 1918 ...