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Swine Flu News

Health News Posted on May 26, 2012

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Flu Shot Benefits Pregnant Women, Fetuses
Flu shot during pregnancy cuts the risk of stillbirth, preterm and small babies, say researchers. Specifically, the study showed that H1N1 vaccination during the pandemic was associ...

Epidemic of 2009 H1N1 Vaccination Breeds Antibodies Against Multiple Flu Strains
Plague of 2009 H1N1 vaccine can produce antibodies in vaccinated individuals against the H1N1 virus, and in addition against other influenza virus strains including H5N1 and H3N2. This disco...

Clues to a Universal Flu Vaccine Found
Canadian researchers have found clues that may lead to the development of a universal flu vaccine, reveals study. Researchers discovered that the vaccine given against "swine flu," ...

Potential Way to Develop Flu Vaccine
A novel way to develop universal flu vaccine has been designed by researchers. This finding could eliminate the need for seasonal flu vaccination. Each year, seasonal influenza causes ...

Researchers Who Developed Mutant Flu Virus Finally Publish Their Study After Four-Month Wait
Having been made to wait for more than four months after fears of bioterrorism, researchers who developed a new mutant virus to analysis the key aspects of influenza were finally able to pub...

Mutant Bird Flu Study's Publication Given Go Ahead by Dutch
A top scientist has received permission from the Dutch government to publish a research paper in the United States on a mutant killer flu virus. "Deputy Minister Henk Bleker approved a p...

Text Messaged Reminders Boost Flu Vaccination Rate Among Low-Income Children
Education-related text messaging intervention sent to parents boosted influenza vaccination coverage compared with customary care in a conventionally hard-to-reach, low-income, urban, minori...

Age and Influenza Risk Linked
Scientists have established a link between age and the risk of suffering from the flu. They studied how five different influenza epidemics struck in sterg'tland County of East Swede...

Delhi Hospitals Prepared to Fight Swine Flu
The Delhi government said that hospitals in the capital are prepared to deal with the H1N1 virus. "Delhi hospitals are well prepared for swine flu. Hospitals have been earmarked for...

Author Says Mutant Bird Flu Not as Lethal as Thought
Experts agreed to publish the paper on mutant bird flu strain only after he explained that the virus was "much less lethal" than previously feared, an author has said. A panel of US scie...

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