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H1N1 flu has likely claimed two lives in Cincinnati, and made more than 20,000 residents sick, health officials said Tuesday. Steve Englender, director of emergency preparedness for the Cincinnati Health Department, said the pandemic flu strain had also...
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The government should speed availability of at least a little swine flu vaccine next month instead of in October, the president's scientific advisers recommended Monday. The report also urges that federal health officials do more social networking to...
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Here's news of an avian flu strain that makes you more susceptible to Parkinson’s, maybe Alzheimer ’s, later on. H5N1 flu strain are more likely than uninfected mice to develop brain changes associated with neurological disorders like Parkinson’s and...
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The three pandemic flu strains of the 20th century, which killed millions, may have circulated in a precursor form for years before cutting their deadly swath. The finding could give flu detectives today a clue for where to watch for future outbreaks.
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Two workers in Saskatchewan's hog farm industry have tested positive for what health officials are calling a "novel" strain of flu virus and have fully recovered, government officials reported Tuesday. Dr. Moira McKinnon, the province's chief medical...
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The H1N1 flu strain is spreading fast in Japan, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Monday, and ministers and top officials in Geneva discussed how to fight pandemic flu with drugs and vaccines. WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said the flu...
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A public health mystery widened yesterday when federal health officials identified three new cases of swine flu in San Diego and Imperial counties and predicted more will surface. That brings the total to five for the region since last week, experts at...
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A new drug-resistant “super-flu” has become increasingly common and may pose a serious risk to hospital patients, scientists have warned. Two research papers, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, show that a drug-resistant mutation...
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Scientists led by a team from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have discovered what they describe as the Achilles' heel of the influenza virus, a finding that suggests it might be possible to end the ritual of the annual flu shot. Yearly vaccination is currently...
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North Dakota health officials say they have found a flu strain in the state that resists the leading flu medicine, but there are other options for treating it. âBecause this strain is resistant, it doesnât mean itâs easier spread and it doesnât...
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