A shocking new report from the National Institutes For Health has noted the similarity between H1N1 swine flu deaths in New York City and deaths caused by the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic. The scientists involved in this research examined autopsy reports, hospital records and other clinical data from 34 patients who died from the H1N1 swine flu between May 15th and July 9th, 2009.  All but two of the H1N1 deaths discussed in the report occurred within New York City. What the report found was that the H1N1 swine flu virus had attacked the protective cells that lined the respiratory system of these patients. That caused these patients to be much more susceptible to bacterial infections. According to the report, this is consistent with what happened to victims of the flu during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.  This new research is all the more disturbing considering the fact that many reports of similar H1N1 swine flu symptoms are now pouring in from all over the globe. (Read More).....