Author Login | Popular Articles | RSS Feeds | Sitemap

Articles about Flu (0-50 of 3175)

  • An Essential Guide To Fighting Flu Symptoms For Your Whole Family
    By: Chris Harmen | - Preventing infection is the best defense when fighting flu viruses, especially in light of the recent H1N1 pandemic. Instead of spending several miserable days in bed with the flu, missing school, work, friends and family, and even risking serious medical complications, prevention is the best line of defense against the influenza virus.

    Once inside the body, the influenza virus attaches, or binds, itself to host cells, which are then reprogrammed to create more viruses and jeopard ...

    Tags: ,

  • Foods That Fight Colds & Flu
    By: ChicagoHealers | - Onions benefit colds and flu by sulphur compounds and vitamin C plus quercitin, being the most active ingredient. Sulphur is what gives the onions the pungent aroma as well as the health promoting benefits, even antimicrobial properties. The sulphur content in onions is not as high as garlic, about one fourth the amounts. The high vitamin C content is what gives the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. A recommended dosage would be 2 to 3 onions per week.

    Garlic has allici ...

    Tags: , , , , , ,

  • Flu Vaccine Information--stay Current About The Flu Vaccine With These 10 Facts
    By: Debbie Davis | - The 2009 Flu Season has arrived with a lot of questions about how best to deal with the H1N1 or Swine Flu Virus. Here are accurate and up to the minute answers to 10 questions that will help you make the best decisions for you and your family.

    1. Does the Shot cover the H1N1 Virus? No it does not. There is a vaccine for the swine flu in production as this is being written, but it is not available to the general public as yet. Initially, the swine flu vaccines will go to military pe ...

    Tags: , , , , , ,

  • Keep Flu Away--3 Steps To Take That Will Help You Avoid The Flu
    By: Debbie Davis | - Now that the windows and doors are shut, the hatches are battened down against the snow and wintry weather; we have created the perfect breeding ground for the flu virus.

    Even though there are no guarantees in life, the following three steps will give you and your family more of a chance of staying healthy through flu season this year and every year. But in order for them to work, you and your family must be consistent.

    1. Wash your hands when going from one environment ...

    Tags: , , , , ,

  • The Benefits Of Workplace Flu Vaccinations
    By: Eva Judge | - Even though flu vaccinations are highly recommended by doctors and physicians, many Australians never find the time to go out and get theirs. Luckily, workplace flu vaccinations are becoming more popular than ever before. No matter where you work, chances are that your company will offer the flu shot at least once during the year.

    Bring The Vaccine Right To Your Employees -

    One of the biggest reasons many people don't get the flu shot is because they simply don't have t ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • Flee The Flu--3 Easy Steps To Stay Ahead Of The Flu
    By: Debbie Davis | - Now that the windows and doors are shut, the hatches are battened down against the snow and wintry weather; we have created the perfect breeding ground for the flu virus.

    Here are 3 easy things you can do to make sure you and your family "flee the flu" and stay healthy this flu season. Like so many things in life, consistency is the key.

    1. Wash your hands when going from one environment to another. Be sure to use soap and wash with bubbles for at least 30 seconds ...

    Tags: , , , , ,

  • Getting Abreast With Swine Flu News Saves People From Flu
    By: Network 18 | - Also known as swine flu, Swine Influenza is a respiratory disease of pigs caused by type A influenza viruses that causes regular outbreaks in pigs. The disease spreads from people to people, not from pigs. This is a fact that the virus that causes the disease came to humans from pigs, therefore the disease known as the swine flu. Researchers are still thinking about the name of the virus, but most of them know it as the H1N1 swine flu virus. If you want to read any news regarding swine flu, then ...
    Tags: , , ,

  • Swine Flu Treatment With Ayurvedic Medicines
    By: Mark Richard | - Swine flu is an upper respiratory infection caused by a virus. The main symptoms associated with Swine flu includes flu like symptoms such as Fever, chills, cold, cough, body aches, sore throat etc. Some other respiratory symptoms associated with it include rhino-rhea, nasal congestion, vomiting, diarrhea, headache etc. it is a communicable disease and can easily spread from an infected person to a healthy person when he/she comes in contact the infected individual.

    One can take the ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • Seasonal Flu Remedies That Guard Against Influenza
    By: Chris Harmen | - One would not normally expect flu remedies to also be able to guard against influenza but such is the case with elderberry extract. The extract, taken from the fruit of the elderberry bush, has long been used in food and drink, as well as for immune support and as a flu remedy. While many alternative medical treatments have fallen short when confronted with the rigors of scientific research, elderberry extract has, in fact, been shown to both block influenza viruses from attaching to host cells, ...
    Tags: ,

  • An Essential Guide To Fighting Flu Symptoms For Your Whole Family
    By: Chris Harmen | - Preventing infection is the best defense when fighting flu viruses, especially in light of the recent H1N1 pandemic. Instead of spending several miserable days in bed with the flu, missing school, work, friends and family, and even risking serious medical complications, prevention is the best line of defense against the influenza virus.

    Once inside the body, the influenza virus attaches, or binds, itself to host cells, which are then reprogrammed to create more viruses and jeopard ...

    Tags: ,



  • Swine Flu (n1h1): Stay Informed And Ready
    By: Dee Power | - The new strain of flu, Swine flu, which has swept across the country, has mostly mild, if uncomfortable symptoms. Unfortunately, unlike annual flu, this virus seems to affect younger healthy people with serious consequences including death. Seasonal flu can cause serious complications for the old and the very young. If you're worried about contracting Swine Flu there are precautions you can take such as washing your hands or using a hand sanitizing gel.

    We have so many sources of ...

    Tags: , ,

  • H1n1 Swine Flu Prevention In The Dental Office
    By: Paul Guenther | - Swine flu can affect the dental office just as easily as anywhere else. With information obtained from the CDA website (below), we have come up with some suggestions and best practices for preventing the spread of H1N1 in the dental office. Respiratory cough etiquette, along with disinfectant precautions, are currently recommended for preventing the transmission of swine flu in a dental healthcare setting. CDC is working very closely with officials in states where human cases of H1N1 have been ...
    Tags: , , , , ,

  • Protecting Your Employees From Swine Flu
    By: Chriss Tyrrell | - It seems that there is one thing that is spreading faster than the disease itself and that is misinformation about Swine Flu. It won't be long now before we will be coming up on almost a year since it introduced itself and people are still debating what to actually call it. H1N1? Swine Flu? Hey! Who cares?

    What is needed are real facts that won't be corrected a month of two from now. Solid facts that an employer can use to implement a program to protect employees, customers and clie ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • Swine Flu (n1h1): Decrease Your Chances
    By: Dee Power | - The new strain of flu, Swine flu, which has swept across the country, has mostly mild, if uncomfortable symptoms. Not like the seasonal flu, Swine flu can be more serious for healthy young people. Seasonal flu viruses are more of a threat to those under 5 years old or over 60 years or those who already have health problems. If you're worried about contracting Swine Flu there are precautions you can take such as washing your hands or using a hand sanitizing gel.
    Think about the 2009 Swine ...

    Tags: , ,

  • Swine Flu (h1n1): Decrease Stress And Decrease The Odds Of Getting
    By: Dee Power | - The new strain of flu, Swine flu, which has swept across the country, has mostly mild, if uncomfortable symptoms. Swine flu is different from seasonal flu because it causes more serious problems for those between the ages of 20 to 50. Seasonal flu viruses are more of a threat to those under 5 years old or over 60 years or those who already have health problems. Washing your hands is one of the precautions to take to avoid getting the Swine flu. Using a hand sanitizing gel is one way to prevent c ...
    Tags: , ,

  • Social Web Results
  • Four People Die Of Swine Flu In Chandigarh Shared By: SwineFluHQ - H.C. Gera, Chandigarh nodal officer for swine flu said on Thursday, "These deaths were reported late Wednesday evening. We have informed the respectiv...

  • Swine-flu victim's 79-day hospital stay ends Shared By: phxnews - Swine-flu victim's 79-day hospital stay ends, Justin Baciao, 27, was hospitalized on Oct. 4, after suffering severe complications from swine flu.

  • Swine flu a factor in four more deaths - Metro - SignOnSanDiego.com Shared By: news4u2 - Four more adults, including two men who were otherwise healthy, are the latest deaths in the county in which swine flu was a factor, the San Diego...

  • Carroll County Times: Westminster, Maryland Shared By: kuslahne - The swine flu hit its peak nationwide the week of Oct. 24, when all states except Hawaii and South Carolina reported widespread flu activity,...

  • A Woman Named Sarah Has Her Christmas Ruined After Developing Bell’s Palsy Right After Receiving The H1N1 Swine Flu... Shared By: Revelation1217 - On December 19th, a women named Sarah shared her story about how she developed Bell's Palsy shortly after receiving the... flu vaccine and how this

  • Homeless with 'flu-like symptoms' turned away from Toronto shelters Shared By: johnb98 - DAMN 2025, a direct action cross-disability coalition, claims homeless people are being turned away from... are suspected of having flu-like symptoms.

  • Swine flu rate falls but high among under-5s - The Irish Times - Thu, Dec 24, 2009 Shared By: Fluheadlines - No additional deaths from swine flu have been reported in the past week. The total number of deaths from the H1N1 virus in the State to date stands at...

  • H1N1 flu shots coming to Lake | Lake County News Chronicle | Two Harbors, Minnesota Shared By: ViQural - Lake County Public Health will begin hosting H1N1 flu shot clinics throughout January at its service centers in Two Harbors, Silver Bay, and Isabella.

  • 50 deaths now linked to H1N1 flu strain | KRQE News 13 New Mexico Shared By: krqe_headlines - With the deaths of three adults reported to have underlying medical conditions the deaths of 50... to the H1N1 flu by the state Department of Health.,

  • Kansas records 24th swine flu-related death, a Topeka-area man - KansasCity.com Shared By: KCStar - TOPEKA | Kansas has recorded its 24th death related to swine flu. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment identified the latest victim only as...


  • Is The Swine Flu (h1n1) Virus Killed By Ultraviolet Light?
    By: Dee Power | - Swine flu, also known as H1N1, is a new strain of flu that is contagious but in most cases mild. Not like the seasonal flu, Swine flu can be more serious for healthy young people. Seasonal flu viruses are more of a threat to those under 5 years old or over 60 years or those who already have health problems. If you're worried about contracting Swine Flu there are precautions you can take such as washing your hands or using a hand sanitizing gel.
    Viruses are not alive the way a plant or an ...

    Tags: , ,

  • Swine Flu Early Detection Is The Key
    By: Andrew Strauss | - As swine flu sweeps our nation and rest of the world, public awareness fueled by media, leads to people seeking out early surveillance and intervention on their own, in an effort to head off serious illness. You can't blame them for wanting to protect themselves and their families, as over a million cases have been documented in the U.S. alone; so many that the CDC has quit counting. There are 2 medications on the market that have been shown to be effective against swine flu, Relenza and Tamiflu ...
    Tags: ,

  • Avoid The Flu With These Great Tips
    By: Eva Judge | - Every time you have to stay home from work or school due to the flu, you lose money and your grades suffer. Many Australians are following a few simple tips to avoid coming down with the flu and are avoiding all of those missed days with ease.

    Get The Influenza Vaccine -

    Every year, data culled by the World Health Organization is used to create a brand new flu vaccine that helps people avoid coming down with the top three strains of the flu. Flu vaccinations are quite e ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • Cold And Flu Medicine- Fighting The Never-ending Battle
    By: Gen Wright | - All kinds of viruses dog humanity, but few have the diabolical persistence of cold and flu bugs. Indeed, there are so many different forms of colds and flus that figuring out exactly what we we're afflicted with can sometimes be more than a little confusing to both patients and physicians. Starting with near-chronic mild coughs and sniffles that can last for weeks or even months without causing even a mild fever, to the kind of one-two punch that can easily knock the healthiest among us out comm ...
    Tags: ,

  • Diet And Exercise! Win Battle Over Flu!
    By: Walter Derksen | - Diet and exercise give us all many benefits. One of the best ones is the advantage it gives over the battle of the flu bug

    After a study of exercise using mice it was found that regular exercise may help fight the flu and cold infections by increasing the immune systems response to the virus.

    If you are a couch potato who never exercises and does not eat healthy you are more susceptible to the flu virus than people who exercise moderately on a regular basis. Exercising ...

    Tags: , , , , , , , , , virus

  • Who Should - And Shouldn't - Get The Flu Vaccine?
    By: Eva Judge | - The flu vaccine is a great way to avoid being laid up for a week or more during the year. However, it definitely isn't right for everyone. For some people, the flu vaccine poses definite risks. Find out more about those risks in order to protect yourself before receiving a flu vaccination.

    People Who Should Get The Flu Vaccine -

    The flu vaccination isn't just a good idea for some people - it should be considered mandatory. Scan the list below; in the event any of the fo ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • The 10 Best Ways To Protect Yourself From Swine Flu When Travelling
    By: Mark Farrell | - At last you've got some well earned leave for a winter vacation. Perhaps it's your last opportunity to take advantage of those recession- buster bargain flight deals.

    There's just one major problem to consider. Whether you're planning a family ski venture in a winter wonderland, or escaping to sunnier climates in the Southern Hemisphere, you'll need to take special care when travelling. Because this winter, the H1N1 swine flu is also enjoying a successful world tour - of pandemic p ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • Alternative Treatment For Swine Flu: Tips To Recover Quickly
    By: Don Anthony | - Different strains of influenza have been around for many years, but this strain seems to have worried people more than others. For this reason, more people are looking for an alternative treatment for swine flu.

    All flu viruses have similar symptoms, which may occur in various combinations of sore throat, sniffles, blocked nose, fever, aches and pains, chills, vomiting, headache and fatigue. You generally are not able to continue with your normal daily activities.

    There ...

    Tags: , ,

  • Cold Or Flu Virus? 5 Symptoms That Indicate Flu Rather Than A Cold
    By: Debbie Davis | - Because a cold and flu (short for influenza) have many symptoms in common, it is easy to mistake one illness for the other. Early detection of the flu and being treated before the virus progresses can really make a big difference in its duration and severity.

    So being able to tell the difference between the two is crucial. And even though you may not get it right every time, here are 5 symptoms that will help you be able to more accurately detect the flu.

    High F ...

    Tags: , , , , ,

  • Avoid The Flu Vaccine If You Are In One Of These 5 Categories
    By: Debbie Davis | - Influenza, or flu as it is most commonly referred to, is respiratory condition that is extremely contagious. Being able to take the flu shot gives many people a greater chance of staying healthy during cold and flu season.

    Even though the shot does not guarantee escaping it completely, the vaccine is relatively painless and increases the chance that even if you get the flu, it will be a milder case.

    But there are many who should avoid it because of an immune sy ...

    Tags: , , , , ,

  • Flu Vaccine Answers--10 Answers To Frequently Asked Questions About The Flu Shot
    By: Debbie Davis | - With flu season closing in, many are getting their children and families ready by signing up for the flu vaccine. Here are answers that will help you avoid misinformation, making it easier for you to take the best course of action for you and your family.

    1. Does the Shot cover the H1N1 Virus? No it does not. There is a vaccine for the swine flu in production as this is being written, but it is not available to the general public as yet. Initially, the swine flu vaccines will ...

    Tags: , , , ,

  • Flu Shot Alternatives--7 Ways To Stay Healthier If The Flu Shot Is Not An Option
    By: Debbie Davis | - The flu shot is a great way to boost your level of protection against the flu. But if your general health, medical treatments, or medication make your body too vulnerable to withstand it this year, here are 7 things you can do that will help you can stay healthier anyway.

    Pick Your Company--As the weather changes many people are caught by cold and flu viruses. If they are sneezing and coughing, the small droplets that go airborne can be ingested or inhaled thus allowing the vir ...

    Tags: , , , ,

  • Flu Shot Advice--5 Groups That Should Get The Flu Shot Now
    By: Debbie Davis | - With flu season fast approaching and many physicians and pharmacies offering the shot, many people are probably wondering whether they would be better off with or without the flu shot this year.

    If you have serious medical conditions for which you are taking a prescribed medication, you should consult with your physician. Otherwise, here are 5 groups that can definitely benefit from taking the flu shot as early as possible this year and every year.

    School Age Chi ...

    Tags: , , , ,

  • Swine Flu -ways To Prevent It
    By: Lambert Klein | - The best way to prevent it is to stay healthy in the first place.

    You have to keep your immune system healthy by eating right, taking supplements to help with deficiencies due to your diet, exercising daily if possible, get a little sun every day if you can, and get enough sleep to fight off any illness.

    Let's start by eating right. Give up a little of the junk food and substitute it with fruit and vegetables. They are anti-aging whereas junk food isn't healthy at all a ...

    Tags: , ,

  • What Is The Difference Between Regular Flu And Swine Flu? Life And Death Answers
    By: Terry Fallon | - With so much discussion about the H1N1 virus, or swine flu, you may be wondering what is the difference between regular flu and the swine flu. This article should give you some easy to understand answers.

    The type of flu most folks get each fall is referred to as seasonal flu, or regular flu. It is endemic to humans and refers, generally, to A, B or C types.

    The H1N1 or Swine Flu virus originates with animals. It is a flu which came from a mutation in an animal str ...

    Tags: ,

  • Know The Difference Between Swine Flu And Normal Flu
    By: Andrew Strauss | - Swine Flu is a number one health concern the world over. The HI1N1 flu or Swine Flu was first detected in US in April 2009. The worst affected areas initially were Canada and Mexico before H1N1 flu cases began to emerge in other areas of the world. In a short span of four months, the disease has spread to almost all regions in the world. World Health Organization has called H1N1 as pandemic which means a big epidemic that involves the entire country or perhaps the world. Usually, the signs of a ...
    Tags: , ,

  • How Many Days Does Swine Flu Lasts
    By: Andrew Strauss | - Many people wonder how long swine flu lasts but as with many other disease it does depend upon the strength of the attack and whether other symptoms are present.

    Essentially, just remember that swine flu is treatable and the earlier you get a diagnosis the better. Isn't it better to seek the opinion of a medical professional as early as possible rather than wait a few more days? If it is swine influenza you have caught it early, if it's not, then nothing lost. The visible basic swin ...

    Tags: ,

  • Information That Can Help In Swine Flu
    By: Andrew Strauss | - The world is facing a serious flu threat in the form of swine flu. Currently human cases of swine flu have been reported from Mexico and the US. Swine flu was first reported in Mexico, where several people have died from the new strain of the influenza virus, so health authorities have been put on a high alert to prevent a pandemic like situation from occurring.

    Swine flu is a respiratory disease that is caused by influenza A (H1N1) virus. Its main symptoms are similar to that of a ...

    Tags: , ,

  • The Complex Art Of Developing The Flu Vaccine
    By: Eva Judge | - To many Australians, the flu vaccination is simply something they go and get at their local clinic. Little thought is ever given to just how these incredible things are designed. You can learn more about how they are developed by reading more below.

    If you have ever wondered how these vaccinations make their way to your local doctor's office, continue to read as we have highlighted the key steps involved. Each year, this same process is followed; read on to learn more.

    ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • What Is The Difference Between Swine Flu And Regular Flu? Isn't All Flu The Same?
    By: Terry Fallon | - We can expect a new flu season at the beginning of each fall. Usually it lasts well into winter.

    So called regular flu strains are seasonal and are often referred to as seasonal flu. While they pose a danger to the elderly and those with weak immune systems, generally most healthy people may be sick for a few days
    and then return to health. But with all the talk about swine flu, it might make you wonder: What is the difference between swine flu and regular ...

    Tags:

  • Since There Is A Shortage Of H1n1 Vaccine -- Will Your Family Be Denied Swine Flu Protection?
    By: Terry Fallon | - As we leave summer behind and our days get shorter and the evenings cooler, we are reminded that fall is upon us. With autumn and winter comes the flu season. This year, 2009, many people are worried about the H1N1 virus,or swine flu, because of a reported shortage of H1N1 vaccine.

    Since the Health Department of the United States has ordered 120 million doses of H1N1 vaccine, it is obvious that they view the swine flu virus as a serious health risk. They are now reporting, how ...

    Tags: ,

  • How Can My Family Avoid The Swine Flu? Here's How To Avoid The H1n1 Virus
    By: Terry Fallon | - Is it possible to avoid the swine flu? There are some practical measures you can take to prevent exposure and help you avoid the H1N1 virus. You probably already know most of these steps because they involve common horse sense. But in light of the H1N1 pandemic, let's review them anyway.

    The simple habit of hand washing is your most effective defense against contracting the virus. Use hot water and soap and wash up to your elbows. Be particularly aware of doing this this right aft ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • Preventing Swine Flu - The Defense Soap Way
    By: Personal Hygienist | - Swine Flu is a viral infection that is caused by the H1N1 Virus. This H1N1 Virus is a type of regular Influenza Virus that also contains some strains which are endemic in pigs (swine influenza) and in birds (Avian Influenza). While scientists across the globe are working round the clock to develop a vaccine for Swine Flu, the doctors are stressing on preventing the Swine Flu from spreading.

    There are many things you can do to avoid catching communicable diseases like Swine Flu but s ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • Is There Any Cure For H1n1 Swine Flu
    By: Andrew Strauss | - Since the Avian Bird Flu of 2005, scientists and researchers have been looking for a cure to these rapidly spreading viruses. Today's Swine Flu is no anomaly, it bears resemblance to the Avian Flu and reacts the same way to medications.

    Researchers have discovered that certain antioxidants and a blend of antioxidants significantly reduces the duplication of both the H1N1 Swine Flu and the H5N1 Avian Bird Flu. Scientists infected mice with the H5N1 bird flu and then administered high ...

    Tags: , ,

  • The Swine Flu Around The Globe
    By: Eva Judge | - The swine flu is hardly limited to Australia. This latest flu epidemic is spanning the globe, prompting worry and panic in millions of people around the world. As the WHO announces that nearly two billion people may ultimately be infected, it is important to remember that people everywhere are grappling with it.

    The Swine Flu: Originating In Mexico, Radiating Worldwide -

    The swine flu originally began appearing in Mexico; since then, it has produced 13,500 cases in that ...

    Tags: , , ,

  • Natural Cure For Swine Flu
    By: Andrew Strauss | - With winter coming up and the inevitable flu season wouldn't it be nice to know how to cure swine flu? It has been called a "pandemic" What is that?

    According to Wikipedia, "An influenza pandemic is an epidemic of an influenza virus that spreads on a worldwide scale and infects a large proportion of the human population."

    First a little history, it isn't a new flu at all, many conspiracy types seem to think the government has concocted this super bug for some dastardly ...

    Tags: ,

  • Basic Of Swine Flu Cure And Precautions
    By: Andrew Strauss | - Asking how can I avoid swine flu is like asking how can I stay dry at the beach? You could stay out of the water but isn't the water the point of going to the beach? Serious steps to avoid swine flu would mean staying out of daily life. No work, no social life, no social interaction. That's not a realistic option and if you have kids that go to school you may find that swine flu walks right through your front door this fall.

    Prevention will serve you better. Here are a few steps you ...

    Tags: ,

  • Bird Flu And Swine Flu: The Secret To Prevent And Survive From These Deadly Pestilence Unveiled
    By: Winston Badon | - Bird flu and swine flu are both influenza type A viruses and are a fatal epidemic diseases. Bird flu comes from bird family while swine flu comes from pigs. The history of bird flu goes back to the early 1900s. Recently the US Centers intended for disease control obtained virus samples from the dead bodies of victims of the 1918 Spanish flu. The results of this investigation imply the Spanish flu virus that broke out in 1918 probably started as a bird flu too. This is a terrible news for the rea ...
    Tags:

  • Swine Flu Information
    By: yogesh pant | - Swine Influenza (swine flu) is a respiratory disease of pigs caused by type A influenza virus that regularly causes outbreaks of influenza in pigs. The virus currently spreading among people is now generally referred to as swine flu. Swine flu viruses are usually of H1N1 sub-type. The swine flu that has spread to humans is a version of this virus. Swine influenza viruses may circulate among swine throughout the year, but most outbreaks occur during the late fall and winter months similar to outb ...
    Tags: , ,

  • Precaution Is Better Than Cure For Swine Flu
    By: Andrew Strauss | - Swine Flu, influenza A (HINI) occurs in pigs as a respiratory disease. It is not the same as the human flu virus HINI genetically. Swine Flu normally does not infect humans.

    There commonly has to be a direct exposure of humans to infected pigs. Every 1 to 2 years there is a small outbreak in the United States. Usually it happens when a child touches a sick pig at a petting zoo or a worker comes in contact with a pig that has the Flu. People spread the virus by sneezing and coughing, ...

    Tags: , ,

  • Swine Flu Is Cure And Prevention
    By: Andrew Strauss | - Swine flu (swine influenza A) is a respiratory disease caused by influenza viruses that usually infect the respiratory tract of pigs. Swine flu viruses have the capacity to mutate so that they are easily transmissible among humans. Symptoms in humans are similar to most influenza infections: fever, cough, nasal secretions, fatigue, headache, and gastrointestinal symptoms like vomiting and diarrhea. Two antiviral agents, Zanamivir and Oseltamivir are known to be effective in this condition, if ta ...
    Tags: , ,

  • More Deaths From Swine Flu In India
    By: Andrew Strauss | - With the death of four people two in Bangalore and one each in Aurangabad and Pune, the swine flu toll in the country mounted to 33 on Wednesday. In Bangalore, a 45-year-old man succumbed to H1N1 virus on Wednesday morning. He had been on Tamiflu since August 15. His swab test had confirmed him as H1N1 positive.

    A 36-year-old woman belonging to Bangalore died on August 17. She was admitted to M S Ramaiah Hospital on August 14 and kept on ventilator. She too was given Tamif ...

    Tags: ,

  • Steps To Be Taken To Control Swine Flu
    By: aaroah sunil | - Swine flu is an infection caused by a virus. It's named for a virus that pigs can get. People do not normally get swine flu, but human infections can and do happen. The virus is contagious and can spread from human to human. Symptoms of swine flu in people are similar to the symptoms of regular human flu and include fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. Of the three genera of influenza viruses that cause human flu, two also cause influenza in pigs, ...
    Tags: ,

  • Swine Flu H1n1 Symptoms And Treatment
    By: arunraj vs | - Swine Flu is a number one health concern the world over. The HI1N1 flu or Swine Flu was first detected in US in April 2009. The worst affected areas initially were Canada and Mexico before swine flu cases began to emerge in other areas of the world. In a short span of four months, the disease has spread to almost all regions in the world. World Health Organization has called H1N1 as pandemic which means a big epidemic that involves the entire country or perhaps the world. Usually, the signs of ...
    Tags: , , ,

  • Know About Swine Flu Symptoms
    By: Andrew Strauss | - Swine flu this is one of the most common news these days. The reason is that, the swine flu virus has started to spread over the world and it is identified as and deadly virus. However the doctors believe that this virus is originated with the swine. Also they are also wondering why it is spreading in to the humans as it was previously not affected to the humans. So they are always trying to get some additional information and stop the spreading of this critical virus.

    Headache, vom ...

    Tags: , ,

[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20

Copyright 2005-2009 ArticleSnatch.com - All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | Terms of Service.