Interestingly, “swine” flu turns out to be a misnomer for the H1N1 strain of influenza. Its very unusual structure included genetic pieces from four strains : North American swine flu , North American avian flu , human influenza and swine …
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Remember, the regular seasonal flu strain kills hundreds of thousands of people around the world each year, and, so, even if H1N1 turns out to be no more virulent than the regular flu that is still an awful disaster on the grandest …
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Remember, the regular seasonal flu strain kills hundreds of thousands of people around the world each year, and, so, even if H1N1 turns out to be no more virulent than the regular flu that is still an awful disaster on the grandest …
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I love my son, but he has to be careful what he brings home …
Peter Sandman, risk analyst, in his latest update on H1N1 vaccination, comments “Worst case: The seasonal vaccine turns out not only unnecessary this year, or not only ineffective against the most virulent seasonal flu strain – but …
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Swine flu vaccination and one unimpressed media customer – Croakey
As it turns out, human strains of H1N1 flu are also pretty common. In fact, the vaccine used for the flu season that’s just ending protected against a strain of human H1N1 virus. But unfortunately, because of differences between the …
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