The influenza pandemic of 1918 has taught us many lessons and, according to new research, some of them are decidedly low-tech.
Fear-inducing headlines—kind of like this one—might not be such a bad thing.
Two noted futurists are less concerned about acute knockout blows from a pandemic and more fearful of diminishing water and increasing warmth.
Information, good or bad, about swine flu travels faster than the virus itself, and a team at Stanford wants you to help it track how you respond to this unfolding pandemic.