Death from H1N1 in the world increases rapidly
Currently, the number of deaths increased by 3-4 times in some countries. Indonesia has more than 650 cases but has died 3, Malaysia died 15 more than 1,500 people.
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Currently, the number of deaths increased by 3-4 times in some countries. Indonesia has more than 650 cases but has died 3, Malaysia died 15 more than 1,500 people.
Costa Rica President Oscar Arias, Nobel Peace Prize winner and mediator in Honduras' political crisis, was confirmed positive for the A / H1N1 flu yesterday.
A new study published in the British Journal of Medicine, BMJ, said that treating flu with Tamiflu and Relenza has very little benefit for children under 12, but may hav…
US authorities say about half of the US population needs to be vaccinated against the H1N1 virus with the first priority for pregnant women and health workers.
Influenza A / H1N1 in Vietnam has turned into a period of spread in the community ... The serious situation has been given in the announcement of the A / H1N1 Influenza…
After a period of monitoring and treatment, physicians said fat people, despite being healthier, are more likely to be infected with the A / H1N1 flu virus and die more…
Among those who had close contact with the first A / H1N1 flu patient identified in Viettel building, there are currently 10 cases of suspected infection with this dange…
According to the latest figures from the World Health Organization (WHO), it seems that there is no place in the world to escape the pandemic A / H1N1 flu.
Noon 28/7, Hai Phong Department of Health confirmed 3 more cases positive for influenza A / H1N1 due to previous contact with 2 patients infected with influenza.
Australia is currently living in the fact that what the northern hemisphere will soon face: It is a winter with influenza A / H1N1.
According to an Italian research group, providing antiviral drugs to the elderly to protect them from infection will not save many people, but the effort to treat younge…
The spread of this dangerous virus around the world today is unstoppable, the World Health Organization Director-General warned when speaking at the opening of a forum i…
Killing more people than war and other epidemics, the flu has long been a deadly enemy that has made mankind suffer.
While the world is experiencing a fever about the swine flu pandemic, Vietnamese scientists said that Vietnam has not had any research on this highly virulent virus.
A group of genes that help the H1N1 virus enter the lungs and cause inflammation is the way they took tens of millions of people in the pandemic 90 years ago.