Pandemic Alert: Chinese man age 39, died of bird flu

On the lookout Too early to tell how alarming this might be. I wrote yesterday that the U.S. Government has put all H5N1 virus research on hold and stopped the presses on publishing scientific papers until the data...

US reports 619 more P&I death in past week

Worlds most developed country, and people are dying of pneumonia and influenza. Latest report of CDC says 619 deaths are attributed to the P&I. Which is an remarkable increase from its 517 figure of last week. "The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on...

H1N1 Outbreak: Virus Prevention Tips & Vaccination Pros and Cons

The City of Toronto has announced 10 locations upon where parents and their children can get H1N1 influenza vaccinations. The vaccine targets children 2- 6 years old, pregnant women and elderly adults over 65 years...

H1N1 "national emergency" falls far short of Martial law

Any concerns the public may have that the United States is headed towards Martial law as a result of President Obama's recent announcement declaring H1N1 a "national emergency" seem to be put to rest in this World...

DOH reports 2 more H1N1-related deaths

" MANILA -- The Department of Health (DOH) recorded Monday two new deaths related to influenza A (H1N1) or swine flu infection. Dr. Yolanda Oliveros, head of the DOH-National Center for Disease Control Prevention,...

Useful Information about H1N1 Influenza

I have copiled extensive information about influenza for the common man with references and links on my blog in the form of a series of posts. I am providing this as a public service to help the public gain greater understanding, reduce panic, and encourage good public health...

2nd Tamiflu Resistent Swine Flu Patient Found in Japan

Health official in Japan say that a they have found a second case of a swine flu patient being resistant to Tamiflu, the most effective antiviral drug used to fight the disease. "The patient - a woman in Osaka prefecture - was recovering after having been given Ralenza,...

Swine Flu: First Case Of Tamiflu-Resistant H1N1 In Denmark

First H1N1 swine flu patient was found to be resistant to Tamiflu (Oseltamivir) treatment in Denmark. Tamiflu is an anti-viral drug of choice against influenza infections that reduces the severity of symptoms and...

Arroyo orders highest alert level vs H1N1

" MANILA -- President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo ordered health authorities Saturday to organize quick reaction teams to address the rising number of influenza A (H1N1) cases in the country. Schools have been...

#5 Mexicans recognize the need to eat vegetarian to ensure health

As the number of confirmed cases and countries with confirmed swine flu grow, many across the globe are questioning the ethics and public health risks inherent in raising animals for food. Mexico continues to...

#7 World Health Organization warns swine flu virus will reemerge

As the number of confirmed cases exceeds 1,124 across 21 countries on four continents, the United States declared a public health emergency, and WHO chief Dr. Margaret Chan warned of a second surge of the swine flu virus. She stated, “If it's going to happen, it would be...

#2 Mexico’s government shuts down in response to swine flu

With cases of the never-seen-before combined bird, pig and human flu still on the rise, Mexico took the significant step of ordering a government closure beginning Friday through Tuesday, while restricting public gatherings, attendance at soccer matches, and requiring the...

#1 - Swine flu transferable from factory farmed animals to humans

 http://www.infoinfluenzaporcina.com http://suprememastertv.com/es/ Swine flu transferable from factory farmed animals to humans. The combined swine-bird-human flu is causing a global health threat that is...

‘Gateway control’ vs swine flu in Negros

" A "GATEWAY control" in all ports of entry in the entire province of Negros Occidental has been tightly and strictly imposed to guard against the possible spread of the influenza A (H1N1) or swine flu. Secretary Leandro Mendoza of the Department of Transportation and...

Death of Baby in New York City Linked to H1N1 Virus?

Update May 20th:The initial nasal swab tests indicate the baby did not have H1N1, officials announced Tuesday night.  Further testing is to be done by the...

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