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By: Anja Pujic
Between the lineups of people, shortages of the swine flu vaccine and the controversy over its safety, the fight against the H1N1 flu may seem hopeless. more...
Better Protection From 2009 H1N1
By: James Cooper
Pneumonia is mostly what kills people who die from H1N1 infection. And there is a shot to prevent pneumonia. A Medical Advisory urges the vaccination for certain people. more...
By: Rachel Dennis
The flu, or influenza, is a highly contagious disease that affects the respiratory tract or the parts of the body which affect breathing. more...
Except in the immunocompromised and the foetus, cytomegalovirus stays hidden and seemingly harmless. However new research suggests involvement in hypertension. more...
By: James Cooper
Cases have been reported in several animal species. Transmission from animals to humans is possible, but so far has not been a problem. more...
Keeping Healthy in the Winter Months
By: Rachel Ricucci
The winter months are a time of colds, flu and generally feeling run down. Taking measures to defend against germs and stress helps to prevent illness. more...
U.S. H1N1 Deaths and Statistics—7 November 2009
By: Jenny Evans
Though this year's flu season is particularly deadly, H1N1 statistics from the American Center for Disease Control show that swine flu deaths in the U.S. are declining. more...
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