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The evolution of the virus that caused the 1918 flu pandemic has similarities to the Covid-19 pandemic, such as successive outbreaks with many different strains, and the…
For a long time, cherished humans intended to create a vaccine, or a drug that could handle all of the current influenza viruses.
Yesterday (September 18), Australia approved a vaccine against influenza A / H1N1 and announced it would begin vaccinating this month for the most at-risk groups such as…
According to information from the Department of Preventive Medicine and Environment, Ministry of Health, on September 20, Vietnam recorded 282 cases positive for influen…
Vesti TV channel quoted a senior Russian health official today, September 21, saying the country has just recorded a first death due to the A / H1N1 flu virus.
Influenza A / H1N1 epidemic is booming worldwide. Many parents are extremely worried, confused and do not know how to handle when they see their children have symptoms o…
China has developed a vaccine against influenza A / H1N1 and will become the first country in the world to begin a major vaccination campaign. However, the World Health…
A dose of H1N1 vaccine is also enough to protect adults from the flu virus spreading throughout the world.
According to the announcement of the World Health Organization (WHO) on August 19, up to now, there are over 182,166 people worldwide infected with influenza A / H1N1 vi…
India on Monday asked to close all Mumbai schools within a week for fear of the spread of A / H1N1 flu.
If 3 days of treatment, the fever is gone and the patient is discharged from the hospital, it is feared that it is still possible to spread the disease. In fact, after 5…
The flu epidemic this year in the US can be very serious since the pandemic of swine flu - influenza A (H1N1) in 2009, according to US health officials.
The H5N1 bird flu epidemic can be deadly, but so far it has not yet become a pandemic because it cannot be transmitted from human to human.
Just last week the number of reported cases of H3N2 in Japan skyrocketed by 620,000 patients, to 1.73 million. Most of them are students and the elderly.
A live but weakened H5N1 avian influenza vaccine, which opens up the prospect of a new generation of vaccines that can fight off strains of viruses that have changed fro…