In Manchester, Willard is working to exterminate the epidemic from the ground up.
His first memory there was surviving a cholera epidemic from which his mother died.
It's a veritable epidemic from which no one, certainly not Richard Scudamore, the Premier League chief executive is safe.
'We will not take her yet but only because we are scared of an epidemic from the bodies.
During the epidemic, from late August to early November, four of the nine who got infected had received the placebo.
Since the floodwaters receded, the city has had to clean up tonnes of garbage – but it did successfully prevent any epidemic from breaking out.
You might not be able to save an infected bird, but you can certainly stop the epidemic from going any further.
Reversing this epidemic from the Bronx to Biloxi means innovative projects that bring fruits and grains to impoverished areas and enhanced government nutrition programs.
This is the first year the Health Department has separated immigrants from Africa, where there is an AIDS epidemic, from all other blacks, saying their inclusion exaggerates the infection rate among blacks.
For campaigners and those watching the US gun epidemic from abroad, such steps may appear as woefully inadequate attempts to deal with the millions of weapons already in circulation.
In the Muslim world in particular, real democracy is essential to confront the threats to life, peace, security, freedom and human dignity that have become virtually epidemic from Africa to east Asia.
