The Fight against Influenza November, 2013 Issue
Despite decades of research decoding the influenza virus—and great advances in treating and vaccinating against the disease—this infectious pathogen continues to both surprise and confound us
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Table of Contents Influenza: Trying to Catch a Moving Target Jeffery K. Taubenberger on November 2013
Is Bird Flu Waiting to Explode? Fred Guterl on June 2012
What Will the Next Influenza Pandemic Look Like? Katherine Harmon on September 2011
Charging against the Flu: Studying the Virus on the Atomic Level Jessica Wapner on February 2011
Flu Factories Helen Branswell on January 2011
Pandemic Payoff from 1918: A Weaker H1N1 Flu Today Christine Soares on November 2009
Can This Man Beat the Flu with a Single Universal Vaccine? Alexander Hellemans on June 2008
Epidemic Influenza December 1889
Isolation in Influenza J. R. Leeson on January 1892
The Influenza Bacillus February 1892
Prevention of Influenza January 1896
Bacteriology of the "Spanish Influenza" October 1918
Spanish Influenza Wade W. Oliver on November 1918
A Carelessly-Guarded Gate November 1918
The Influenza Epidemic November 1918
The Influenza Mystery Deepens February 1919
Influenza—The Sphinx of Diseases Wade W. Oliver on March 1919
Curing Spanish Influenza with Turpentine April 1920
The Cause of Influenza Morris Fishbein on March 1930
Viruses F. M. Burnet on May 1951
The Influenza Virus Sir Macfarlane Burnet on April 1953
The Structure of the Influenza Virus Sir Macfarlane Burnet on February 1957
The Epidemiology of Influenza Robert G. Webster, Martin M. Kaplan on December 1977
The Swine Flu Affair January 1979
Disarming Flu Viruses Norbert Bischofberger, Robert G. Webster, W. Graeme Laver on January 1999
Capturing a Killer Flu Virus Jeffery K. Taubenberger, Ann H. Reid and Thomas G. Fanning on January 2005
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