Disease and design in twentieth-century South Africa: exploring the consequences of the 1918–19 Spanish Flu pandemic through contributions of émigré Dutch architects by Nicholas John Clarke, Dr Tara Hipwood, Dr Seyeon Lee

“…The architectural history of healthcare in South Africa remains greatly understudied, as do the consequences of the 1918–19 Spanish Flu, which ravaged its population. Yet that pandemic had great consequences for South African society, spatial planning and the development of healthcare, of which the latter two were still in their infancy at the time. …”
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Prior pandemics. looking to the past for insight into the COVID-19 pandemic by Philip A. Mackowiak

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The role of the semiotic analysis for media images to develop the photographer's visual perception and professional capabilities (Press photos for the Spanish flu and the Corona pandemic as a model) by Amr Mohamed Galal

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Colorectal Cancer Screening: Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic and Possible Consequences by Isabelle Harber, Dania Zeidan, Muhammad N. Aslam

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Reinfections and Cross-Protection in the 1918/19 Influenza Pandemic: Revisiting a Survey Among Male and Female Factory Workers by Katarina L. Matthes, Mathilde Le Vu, Urmila Bhattacharyya, Antonia Galliker, Maryam Kordi, Joël Floris, Kaspar Staub, Kaspar Staub

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La grippe espagnole : une historiographie centenaire revisitée by Frédéric Vagneron

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Communicating the Adventist Message after the World War I (1918–1922) by Donny Chrissutianto

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Communicating the Adventist Message after the World War I (1918–1922) by Donny Chrissutianto

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Age-specific mortality and the role of living remotely: The 1918-20 influenza pandemic in Kautokeino and Karasjok, Norway by Ingrid Hellem Nygaard, Sushma Dahal, Gerardo Chowell, Lisa Sattenspiel, Hilde Leikny Sommerseth, Svenn-Erik Mamelund

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The Potential Role of Cytokine Storm Pathway in the Clinical Course of Viral Respiratory Pandemic by Giuseppe Murdaca, Francesca Paladin, Alessandro Tonacci, Stefania Isola, Alessandro Allegra, Sebastiano Gangemi

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Epidemics in Serbia during the wars 1912-1918.: Contribution to victim quantification by Krivošejev Vladimir A.

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Tuberculosis as a Risk Factor for 1918 Influenza Pandemic Outcomes by Svenn-Erik Mamelund, Jessica Dimka

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Die Spanische Grippe in der Zeit des Mangels und politischen Umsturzes – eine Prager Erfahrung by Filip Bláha, Josefine Lucke

“…Abstract Also in the Bohemian countries the second wave of the Spanish flu in the autumn of 1918 proved to be extremely virulent and lethal. …”
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COMPARATIVE STUDY THE IMPACT OF COVID-19-2020 AND THE SPANISH-1920 FLU IN AN INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE by Tulus Warsito

“…A similar pandemic happened a century ago, the Spanish Flu of 1920, although it claimed more casualties, the global impact was not that bad as what COVID-19 does today. …”
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How consumers decide to buy during the pandemic Covid-19? by Nordin, Muhammad Iqbal, Hasim, Muhammad Asyraf, Harun, Amran

“…History shows that the world was once attacked by the flu pandemic, also known as the Spanish Flu, in 1918. The Spanish Flu 1918 has killed hundreds of millions of people over two years until the vaccine was found. …”
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COVID-19: What’s in a name? by Edward Kenyi

“…What does each of the following have in common: Ebola, Marburg, Swine Flu, Spanish Flu and Avian flu? They are all diseases named after a location or an animal host. …”
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Mortality and Death Causes in Revolutionary Veracruz, Mexico (Based on Analyses of the Civil Registry Death Records) by Silvia María Méndez Maín, Andrea V. Rivas Méndez

“…The main objectives of the study were to determine the main causes of death, to identify territorial, age and gender differences, to establish the time and extent of the spread of the Spanish flu epidemic and the overall mortality rate in 1918. …”
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Epidemic catastrophes by Oscar Rogelio Estupiñán Martínez

“…Second is the deadliest epidemic in recent centuries, the so-called "Spanish flu" that erupted in the spring of 1918, affected much of the world and led to the tomb about 40 million people.…”
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Pandemic Flu: Yes, We Can Do Something About It! by Larson, Richard Charles

“…The emergence of influenza with virulence comparable to the famous 1918-1919 “Spanish Flu” has the potential to kill hundreds of millions of people worldwide. …”
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Virulence factors of influenza in humans by Goh, Marcus Wei Han

“…A notable outbreak was the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic, which was known to be the most lethal influenza pandemic in history. …”
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