Why can't the flu virus be eradicated?
Influenza viruses are constantly changing, creating new strains to replace old ones, because it is difficult to find a 100% effective vaccine that limits the proliferati…
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Influenza viruses are constantly changing, creating new strains to replace old ones, because it is difficult to find a 100% effective vaccine that limits the proliferati…
Seasonal influenza caused by the A/H1N1 strain is an acute infectious disease that often develops more dangerously in people with chronic diseases.
New research suggests that the current H1N1 flu virus is highly likely to be a direct descendant of the Spanish flu virus that caused the 1918 pandemic.
According to the reports collected, there are very few cases of flu occurring during the COVID-19 pandemic. This leads scientists to ask 'whether some influenza viruses…
In the context of the global outbreak of nCoV, Taiwan (China) may have to cope with a bigger pandemic from the H1N1 influenza virus.
The vaccine for seasonal flu and pandemic influenza A / H5N1 vaccine produced by Vietnam is expected to circulate in 2019, with the price being only 1/3 to 1/2 of the im…
There are many infectious diseases that can occur in the period immediately before, during pregnancy; some of which can be prevented by vaccination.
In recent times, the Northern weather has constantly changed erratically, causing many children to be hospitalized for respiratory and digestive diseases.
Flu is an acute viral disease that is highly contagious through the respiratory tract, usually at the time of the season.
According to a new study, children who are conceived in the winter are at high risk of developing autism.
A dose of H1N1 vaccine is also enough to protect adults from the flu virus spreading throughout the world.
A campaign to vaccinate A / H1N1 flu will be conducted in the fall in the UK, but only for high-risk groups such as pregnant women.
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.
According to the Department of Preventive Medicine, influenza A / H1N1 is one of the current seasonal flu.
According to the Department of Preventive Medicine, the Ministry of Health, seasonal flu usually attacks only cells in the upper part of the respiratory system, Influenz…