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Here's coverage of some British researchers' findings regarding the best ways to prevent a global pandemic.

National security expert Stephen Flynn makes a formidable case in his new book "The Edge of Disaster" that America is becoming more vulnerable to terrorism, natural disasters, and pandemics.

Health and Human Services will provide $896.7 million to the states, territories, tribal governments and four major cities for unforeseen health epidemics, mass casualties inflicted by bio-terrorists, and natural disease pandemics.

Every time fires threaten California communities, it seems like someone says, "That's what they get for choosing to live there." So, I want to know, who lives where there are no natural or manmade threats?

I have decided on a name for our parents' generation: The Tough-Love Generation.

There is a lot of information about the flu vaccine on the internet. This article helps separate fact from fiction and gives you the information you need to make an informed decision about the flu shot.

Tuberculosis was once one of the leading causes of death. For many years it was thought to be under control, but it now making a comeback.

A virus becoming a worldwide pandemic is more prevalent today due to our travel habits. The H5N1 BirdFlu is a virus that is new. We do not have an immunity to combat this virus. Although it has caused fatalities, right now it cannot be called a pandemic, as of today?

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today stated that it has made available an additional $75 million to states, territories, and four municipalities to help them be assured of preparedness in the event of a flu pandemic.

Most of what we hear and read is information from sources that are biased, have vested interest and control issues.

This is probably the most important and frightening interview you will ever read. It just may save you and your loved ones during the next terrorist attack.

Limit the spread of germs and prevent infection, the following recommendations can help to reduce exposure to germs, bacteria, and deter employee workplace concerns.

A look at prejudice toward homosexuals in America.

A new vaccine against the deadliest strain of avian flu (H5N1) has tested well in mice.

What is the worst tornado of all-time? The worst earthquake? The worst tsunami? Find out the answers to those and more.

A significant decrease in mortality rates among people infected with HIV has been obtained since the introduction of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) in developed countries

Will the earth and humanity keep striving on, or will humanity and earth meet doom within the coming days? Listed here are ten possible ways earth and man can cease to exist.

Research on survivors of the 1918 influenza pandemic indicates that they retained lasting immunity to the deadly virus. Should a similar pandemic happen again, older people may be more likely to survive, and help others survive as well.

Some very useful information on how to mix and use essential oils to treat influenza.

In this article, you will learn the key components of pandemic flu preparedness and gain a general overview of what will happen in the case of a nationwide pandemic.

While others worry about bird flu or mad cow disease, staph infections are far more common and far more likely to affect the average citizen. Here's some background and advice on what to do when you hear this diagnosis.

A grassroots initiative called Science Debate 2008 is seeking support for a public debate on science and technology issues as part of the 2008 U.S. presidential race.

Geography is about more than just map-making and GPS. it is about the various systems of our world interacting to make it the world it is today.

Here you will find ways to protect yourself as well as your family during a emergency.

From ancient civilizations to modern religions. Prophets, oracles and scientists have also made their conclusions regarding the "end of days". Do these views have anything in common?

Aside from modern warfare becoming more urbanized, modern warfare is also be pitting us against an enemy we may not be able to see, smell or touch.

This article demonstrates how wishful thinking and emotion have increased our vulnerability to terrorist attack, and suggests a strategic framework for maximizing protection against these attacks within our national borders.

An in-depth look into the latest scientific findings regarding the avian influenza virus and the way in which an avian flu pandemic could affect large college campuses such as UCI.

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Some predictions and over/under odds for 2007

Yellow fever has killed countless souls over the years, and is still a threat in tropical countries today.

Every year in the United States approximately 36,000 people die an influenza-related death. Of the 5% to 20% of the population that gets the flu, more than 200,000 people end up in the hospital because of complications associated with the virus.

We move in a world surrounded by chemical substances. Graduates with a degree in chemistry can follow careers which allow them to work creatively with the chemical world around them and earn a salary as well.

Cholera has been wiped out in almost every developed country, but it can still be found in parts of the world without modern water and sewage treatment technology.

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) will grant $23 million a year, for seven years, to six new Centers of Excellence for Influenza Research and Surveillance, including St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

It's not a question of if, it is a question of when

Black plague or Bubonic plague isn't just a disease of the Middle Ages, it's still around today and infects thousands of people a year.

Mr. Stolyarov contends that the greatest threat to Western civilization and quality of life throughout the world today is the "environmentalism" of those who would seek to limit and halt technological progress.

It would be in our best interest to arm ourselves, mentally, physically and emotionally for a take over or martial law in the event of an outbreak in a city near you our or nation.

The US is in danger of losing our form of government and out ideals. We must stand together to fight this change.

A short outline of the disasters that could befall any of us, and how to be prepared in the even that they happen.

The Influenza Pandemic of 1918 spread quickly and had a dramatic effect on our world.

This article look into exploring the links between bird flu and Spanish flu.

A new, specific report analyzes risks by state if a bird fly pandemic occurs, driving home the point that the country must prepare.

This article brings you to look into the effects of the Spanish Flu, which killed more people than World War I.

Is it wise to disregard the devastation of the human spirit by rendering his entire existence on the dependence of others? Is the method then truly based on altruistic motivations?

Doom, gloom and pandemics. We need to be prepared, not scared. Some people make a lot of money spreading bad news, whether we want to be part of it is up to us.

After almost a century, a knowledge base regarding the 1918 Influenza Pandemic is still far from complete. According to investigators, this may not bode well in the face of future pandemics.