Throughout history, the deadliest disease outbreaks and pandemics have decimated societies, killing millions. From the Black Death to Covid-19, these outbreaks have changed societies forever.

Spanish Flu (1918-1920) The 1918-1920 Spanish Flu pandemic was the deadliest to have struck, claiming an estimated 50 million and infecting about one-third of the global population. The illness ...

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Plummeting vaccination rates have contributed to 216 child flu deaths, the highest number since the swine flu pandemic.

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Health chiefs are spooked by an alarming increase in Tuberculosis (TB) - the world’s oldest but deadliest pandemic - which is on the rise. In the UK, after more than a decade of decline ...