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Epidemics Aotearoa
Infectious diseases past and present.
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Armistice Day & the Spanish Flu
Celebrations marking the end of WWI heralded the emergence of a new enemy.
Measles – a modern epidemic
Measles is preventable so why are cases on the rise?
The tragic tale of Aotearoa's orphans
The Spanish Flu killed many young parents who left children behind them.
Why did so many kiwis die?
Thousands of people died in 1918, but why the young and healthy?
No pandemic plan
How did the absence of a pandemic plan impact Aotearoa's response?
The Spanish Flu in Aotearoa
An overview of the last great pandemic in New Zealand.
The aftermath – lessons learned
The sobering legacy of Spanish Flu in Aotearoa.