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Aug 21, 2018 World-leading content on influenza Dear Aloyzio, Thank you for signing up to receive updates on further influenza content from across the Lancet journals. We hope you have found the historical and top cited articles beneficial to your work. Don’t forget these are still free to access until Aug 31. As promised we are pleased to highlight a selection of new papers published over the past few weeks, please view at your own perusal:  Spanish influenza redux: revisiting the mother  of all pandemics Understanding, preventing, and stopping epidemics Wendy Barclay: a contagious enthusiasm for the influenza virus How to be ready for the next influenza pandemic Unanswered questions about the 1918 influenza pandemic: origin, pathology, and the virus itself A particularly human perspective of a pandemic The 1918 Influenza Pandemic: one hundred years of progress, but where now Tropism, replication competence, and innate immune responses of influenza virus: an analysis of human airway organoids and ex-vivo bronchus cultures Invasive aspergillosis in patients admitted to the intensive care unit with severe influenza: a retrospective cohort study Let's add invasive aspergillosis to the list of influenza complications Yours sincerely, The Lancet The Lancet Clinic  The Lancet Clinic, is a fast, easy access online tool to the best clinical evidence and opinion. The Influenza clinic page brings together an overview seminar, reviews, research, case reports, video and audio. Find out more.  Join us at IDWeek If you are attending IDWeek in San Francisco, October 4-6, join us at The Lancet booth to pick up complimentary copies of our journals. The best science for better lives