Epidemic vs plague

Some examples from the web:

• There's a V.D. Epidemic sweeping this country, Thurman.
• Epidemic - thrown into violent clashes in a complex UAC turned from a scientific experiment escaped containment.
• 1775 (An'ei 4): Epidemic diseases spread across the country - in Edo alone, an estimated 190,000 perished.
• Kenya: Inter-congregational Cooperation to Combat a Lethal Epidemic
• Subject: Epidemic of Dengue Fever in Brazil
• The EIS (Epidemic Intelligence Service) was set up around 1950 for one of these campaigns, and recruited new graduates in medicine and biology.
• Updated: 18 January 2017 By Pierre-Yves Geoffard Epidemic: Don't make a recession out of swine flu National governments and international organisations are worried about the human and economic impact of the spread of the H1N1 virus.
• Epidemic, a disease affecting, or tending to affect, a disproportionately large number of individuals within a population, community or region at the same time.
• having regard to the UNAIDS 2006 Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic,
• What to do - Epidemic and pandemic flu Flu is an acute respiratory disease due to an infection, which occurs mainly in winter.
• H. J. Roberts, MD, published the medical text "Aspartame Disease: An Ignored Epidemic" - 1,000 pages of symptoms and diseases triggered by this neurotoxin, including the sordid history of its approval.
• The remarkable series of remixes in the related albums instead notify the signatures of Keef Baker, Displacer, ESA, Scrap.edx, Epidemic, Triax, Pneumatic Detach, Slacknote, Iszoloscope, Eva/ 3, Noise/ Girl, Unter Null, Stendeck and Detritus.
• AIDS Epidemic programming In 1972, under the auspices of the World Health Organization (WHO), there was a massive vaccination program for smallpox, literally for millions of Africans.
• Zombie Epidemy 2 "Zombie Epidemic 2" is a simulator of the zombie apocalypse on any given island.
• Asthma Epidemic The causes of the increasing rate of asthma over the past 15 years and the particular role that environmental exposures play are not known, but there are some clues.
• Keywords Animal health, Conflict, Emergence, Epidemic, Infections, Population displacement, Public health.Full article
• SO-RE-MI Perform, performance, performer, performing Accompany, accompaniment, accompanist Epidemic Sing, song, singer, singing Voice, tone of voice, vocal Tenor, counter-tenor, baritone Soprano, Mezzo-soprano, mezzo-contralto, contralto
• The Moss administration uncorked the opioid epidemic.
• You reported an epidemic which affects the dead.
• In the same epidemic that killed Lavinia.

Some examples from the web:

• That rat could have bubonic plague.
• Ugly overlays and annoying bloatware plague nearly every Android device.
• The plague destroys all intelligent life.
• Heartless thinking is the plague of humanity.
• Markridge, the plague, Project Splinter.
• Primaries, plague, paradoxes... and the Witness.
• The recording said Leland caused the plague.
• Unknown woman, died of plague.
• Firstly, the plague of nationalism.
• Revolts and outbreaks of plague continued through the 14th century.
• Defense against the plague and other infectious diseases.
• The best perfume comes in bottles against plague Android Mini totalitarian.
• Wars, famine, plague, and disease.
• And this plague, it should stop in me and everywhere.
• To me it looked like a city destroyed by the plague.
• The bubonic plague was only a flu.
• We could all go there to escape the plague.
• The plague among the sailors of His Majesty's fleet with their swollen heads and decayed ships.
• The busiest room since the coming of the plague.
• Urko displayed a proper and satisfying respect for the plague.