… as well as HIV/AIDS victims, concluded that H1N1 possesses certain transmission “vectors” that suggest that the new flu strain has been genetically-manufactured as a military biological warfare weapon (Nimmo, July 2009)
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Vaccination of Death « Shrieking Monkeys
Fear gripped the world last year as news of a new influenza strain , H1N1 , was broadcast from televisions and plastered on front page headlines. Officials feared the worst. However, the death toll from H1N1 has been much lower than …
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H1N1: Swine Flu: Facts About H1N1 Influenza
The swine flu pandemic in Australia has been equated to a bad year for seasonal flu, and about as deadly but across a broader age group.
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Swine flu ‘like bad seasonal flu year’ (Brisbane Times)
One death from this H1N1 virus has already been one to many.. Take care.
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Why would anyone worry about the swine flu when the biggest killer …
Another topic that has been missing from the newspapers is the suspicious origin of the H1N1 . Apparently it is a mixture of four different flu strains (more here under “Genetics”) from four different parts of the world, …
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While the H1N1 virus continues to be the predominant flu strain circulating globally and in Singapore, the nature of the infection has been mild and has so far shown no signs of increase in severity. Writing on his blog, Health Minister …
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TODAYonline | Singapore | H1N1 alert back to green
United Kingdom: While the H1N1 Swine Flu strain has been concerning health officials the world over, a nasty new.
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Deadly Worm Flu Virus Strikes Anglers! – The Dead Synapses Society
Hawaii has been lucky so far to get through the H1N1 pandemic with one wave of “mild to moderate severity,” but flu is unpredictable, cautions Dr. Sarah Park, the state epidemiologist.
They included a third wave of H1N1 , the possibility of it dying down as more people were immunized, and the seasonal flu strain taking hold.
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H1N1 flu numbers down, but still a threat
For the past five years or so the assumption has been that the 1918 H1N1 virus likely arose from an avianlike flu strain that jumped from some unidentified host reservoir nearly simultaneously to humans and swine.
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[Avian Flu Diary] Study: H1N1 And Birds | Influenza Virus Mashup