Detects influenza virus with 'pandemic potential' in China
Researchers in China found a new strain of swine flu has the potential to cause a pandemic. This flu virus has recently appeared in pigs but can infect humans.
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Researchers in China found a new strain of swine flu has the potential to cause a pandemic. This flu virus has recently appeared in pigs but can infect humans.
Healthy sows are vaccinated, live with infected pigs, and remain healthy and give birth after more than two months.
The new vaccine developed by China can prevent African swine flu.
Leading experts claim that the virus is making the whole world panic mainly because pigs bring it.
The streets of Cairo - Egypt have never been praised as clean. However, the pollution in the capital, which has been flooded with this garbage, has now become serious.
Josh Hadfield lost control of his muscles and started sleeping for 19 hours a day after he was vaccinated with Pandemrix swine flu for 3 weeks.
Research conducted by researchers at Duke-NUS School of Medicine (Singapore) shows that large flu viruses cross national borders and combine with native viruses, forming…
Scientists have used a new vaccine production technology to develop a vaccine for norovirus, which causes diarrhea and vomiting, the second most common viral infection i…
The strain of influenza A / H1N1 is currently raging in people who have been shown to be able to spread to pigs and have quickly spread in a flock of experimental pigs.
The recent full study of the H1N1 flu virus has proven that the virus has been circulating for many years, mainly in pigs, but humans are unaware.
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.
Due to the production of H5N1 influenza vaccine, Vietnam has the ability to create a vaccine against H1N1 swine flu, which is difficult to lack of recombinant gene sourc…
University of Leeds researchers have identified a small protein that plays an important role in spreading foot and mouth disease in livestock.
According to the Department of Preventive Medicine, influenza A / H1N1 is one of the current seasonal flu.
Until now, pigs and chickens are hosts that contain two types of flu that are the biggest threat to humans. Influenza strains can spread to humans, causing serious conse…