There have been many instances of flu strains becoming pandemics. The Spanish flu wiped out thousands of people and was an incredible danger to millions.
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H1N1 Is A Serious Case | Hypertension
The major cause of concern for the WHO and others around the world is that they have been unable to develop an effective swine flu vaccine against this H1N1 virus strain . It may be ready only by June 2009.
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Whether It Is The Great Swine Flu Epidemic ? | A Healthy Life Blog
With nary a sighting of seasonal flu, health officials say the strain that has sickened people for decades might very well have been defeated by swine flu.
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Swine flu knocked out seasonal flu, experts suggest (The York Dispatch)
The symptoms of swine flu are similar to that of seasonal flu , although there have been several reported human deaths that are linked to swine flu .
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Iowa’s first case of seasonal flu wasn’t reported until February, when the state is usually hitting its peak. Only a handful of seasonal flu cases — a B strain — have been reported so far, in central Iowa
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The major cause of concern for the WHO and others around the world is that they have been unable to develop an effective flu vaccine against this H1N1 virus strain .
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The major cause of concern for the WHO and others around the world is that they have been unable to develop an effective flu vaccine against this H1N1 virus strain . It is likely that it will be available by June 2009.
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Is this the abundant swine flu prevalent? | NewsDX Blog
Public health officials have been tracking four versions of flu this year: one strain of influenza Type B, and three strains of influenza Type A. The swine flu is a strain of influenza Type A, subtype H1N1
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From December 11th to January 16th two million cases of the swine flu , and over 500 deaths were reported. According to a CDC survey, 70 million Americans have been vaccinated against the H1N1 strain , leaving 41 percent of the U.S.’s …
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