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83H1N1 Swine Flu - A Personal Account of Symptoms & Recovery Time
A personal account of the symptoms of H1N1 Swine Flu plus recovery time. Last year talk about the H1N1 Flu Virus was everywhere then it all died down...
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85Spanish Flu: historical event or precursor of H5N1 Bird Flu?
The 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic killed 25-50 million people. H5N1 appears to have a mortality rate c.50%, although milder infections might not be reported. At the moment, it can't be transmitted directly from person to person. If it mutated, a pandemic is a real risk.
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78Flu Masks - N95 (P2) Flu Mask - What You Should KNow to Help Prevent the H1N1 Virus
US Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends N95 NIOSH approved masks to prevent the spread of SWINE FLU. The P2 mask is the Australian Standards equivalent of the US N95. Several companies manufacture masks that meet these specifications. ...
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73The Spanish Flu.The 1918 Flu Pandemic.
The Yank's are Coming!. That was the rallying call that was reverberating all across the stalemated trenches of the Western Front in the Spring of 1917. America's congress had declared war on Germany and the Axis Powers in April of 1917. War wary...
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75H1N1 flu virus - Will colloidal silver kill it?
The H1N1 virus was a popular threat that seemed to disappear, but has recently (2012) started to reappear. Is this virus man made and a conspiracy, or just a storm in a teacup? More relevant, is there anything you can do to save yourself from catching this, or if you do, surviving the attack?
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67The 4 Global Challenges
There is no single time in our human history when we face the most difficult, tough economic situation than what we are facing today - global recession. With the price of oil increasing every day, coupled with mismanagement on big financial...
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60IS SWINE FLU, H1N1 A PANDEMIC?
First, what it is not. A pandemic is not a seasonal flu, or a widespread disease particular to a specific group of people, (endemic). Nor is it considered a pandemic because of the number of people that it kills . For instance, cancer is widespread,...
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65Evolution of the H1N1 Influenza Virus
In 2009, an H1N1 Influenza Flu Pandemic (Swine Flu) caused a global uproar and left thousands of people dead. Compared to other strains of H1N1, the 2009 Swine Flu was a novel virus (new) and there was no vaccine immediately available. Although...
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62Swine Flu by the Numbers - November 2009
The effects of Swine Flu as of the month of November 2009.
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61Week 24 Swine Flu H1NI Update July 2, 2009
The World Heath Organization or WHO has previously raised the Swine Flu Pandemic to a Level making it Global. In the United States the numbers are rising, some slowly but rising and with every individual...
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