Finding a way to prevent influenza does not need a vaccine
Scientists believe that they have discovered a way to activate a natural reaction in the body, able to fight off the flu virus without using vaccines.
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Scientists believe that they have discovered a way to activate a natural reaction in the body, able to fight off the flu virus without using vaccines.
Researchers say they are developing a vaccine that protects the human body from the attack of all flu viruses.
Chinese scientists have found a new way to reduce the symptoms of monkey A / H7N9 flu, promising to treat the virus that causes this disease in humans.
Russian experts have developed a new method of testing influenza viruses in a minute.
Some previous studies have confirmed that herbs, often consumed in tea form, can prevent the replication of influenza viruses.
A drug of Fujifilm, called Favipiravir, has gained worldwide attention after curing Ebola for a French nurse on October 4.
Ginseng root or root part of ginseng plant is one of the most commonly used herbs and is sold directly without prescription to treat fatigue.
The winter-spring or spring-summer allocation is a good time for a respiratory illness to develop, including both seasonal and bird flu.
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The annual flu shot will help patients with a history of cardiovascular disease more than halve their risk of cardiovascular events such as stroke or heart attack.
A new super vaccine, which helps prevent all lifelong influenza viruses, can be officially used in the next 5 years, following initial successful trials.
Scientists at the Royal College of London (UK) say they are getting closer to the possibility of finding a vaccine to prevent all types of flu.
The US Food and Drug Administration announced that it had licensed a 1 in 4 flu vaccine, and prevented another group B flu virus.