Posted by: socalgolfer on: December 10, 2009
Scientists have recently discovered and confirmed the fact that in the event a person does die from the infamous H1N1 virus, their lungs have been taken over and damaged severely. This is eerily similar in damage to the flu pandemics that killed millions of people back in 1957 and 1918. The New York Office of [...]
Posted by: nici on: November 20, 2009
British scientists studying a strain of swine flu responsible for the outbreak of respiratory diseases in Ukraine are suspicious that it may have mutated. Some of the symptoms, doctors say, are reminiscent of the infamous “Spanish flu” that broke out in Europe after the First World War and took on the most conservative estimates, more [...]
Posted by: lazzara on: October 26, 2009
President Barak Obama announced today that the swine flu is now a National Emergency. This announcement was because of the number of increasing people who have become affected with the virus. But shipments of the H1N1 vaccine are not flowing like originally planned. Death numbers have reached nearly 1000 due to the virus. While [...]
Posted by: aosborne01 on: October 17, 2009
Even though the swine flu has hung around when many offices expected it to fizzle out, there has been an increasing number of infections this month and unprecedented number of deaths associated with the illness. 11 more children died this past week. But on Friday health officials announced that the supply of vaccines will be delayed, as [...]
Posted by: imgandrew99 on: October 10, 2009
In Atlanta, Health officials said Friday that 76 United States kids had recently died because of H1N1 flu. Usually the regular flu kills within the range of 46 to 88 children in a year. This is reported by the Centers for Disease Control, also stating that this H1N1 virus can dramatically outpace a child’s death [...]
Posted by: cbizzle23 on: October 7, 2009
Swine Flu Hype The Swine flu is a major threat to many people. But honestly there are some myths about the swine flu, that can put your mind to rest. Is the Swine flu very serious? The Swine flu isn’t as bad as the seasonal flu some reports say. It should be taken as [...]
Posted by: imgandrew99 on: October 6, 2009
There was a meeting in South Florida on Monday. The Officials were discussing about how they should distribute the swine flu vaccine. It was held in Broward County with the County Manager. Well first they set out the vaccine as a nasal spray, then followed by the injection. Then they decided to bring it to [...]
Posted by: lazzara on: September 27, 2009
The swine flu epidemic has created a major concern for government officials. As part of the concern, the government has been working on a vaccine to be made available to the public in the upcoming weeks to combat the swine flu. With more than 3000 people per day having heart attacks for other health reasons, [...]
Posted by: sambo9 on: September 25, 2009
On Monday in Beijing, China mass vaccinations for the swine flu started to be administered. This action apparently makes it the first nation in the world to start inoculating its population against the horrible virus. Beijing was the leader in trying to produce a vaccine for the H1N1 virus, and officials have warned them that the demand [...]
Posted by: pendletonpanther on: May 4, 2009
People in Tampa have now been confirmed with having the Swine Flu and for several Tampa Bay high schools that means no school. That also means that students scheduled to sit the Advanced Placement Exams at the end of this week may either have to make these tests up at a later date or they may [...]
Posted by: pendletonpanther on: April 27, 2009
Monday was the first time that the alert level has been raised above 3 since the bird flu out brake in Asia in 2004. It is now on level 4 which means, “there is sustained human-to-human transmission of the virus causing outbreaks in at least one country.” According to the WHO’s Assistant Director-General Keiji Fukuda [...]
Posted by: pendletonpanther on: April 27, 2009
The first two cases of the Swine flu are confirmed after two people returning from vacation in Mexico are hospitalized. Fortunately, both people are said to have only suffered from minor cases of the virus and are recovering well in the hospital. Since the original outbreak in Mexico 25 possible cases of the virus have [...]
