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Swine flu returns to Mexico

In January Mexico registered a resurgence in flu of all types, including the H1N1 strain (also known as swine flu), with more cases in one month than in all of 2011, according to Health Secretary Salomon Chertorivski Woldenberg.

MIT scientists develop novel drug to fight viral infections

Scientists operating at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed an antiviral drug that promises to end infections from virtually all known viruses, from the common cold to exotic hemorrhagic fevers.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

CDC: New influenza strain from H1N1 pandemic found in 2 children

Two young children were reported to have contracted a new 'hybrid' influenza virus, a gene 're-assortment' that appears to have successfully jumped from pigs to humans and again from one human to another.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

NBA: Spurs start strong against Detroit, hang on for win

San Antonio - After an embarrassing effort on Sunday against Los Angeles, the San Antonio Spurs hosted the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday, built a huge first-half lead and then watched the Pistons make a game of it before hanging on for a 111-104 win.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

H1N1 swine flu is back: 14 dead, infected numbers doubling in UK

Fears of a more virulent return of last year's H1N1 swine flu pandemic emerged in the United Kingdom this week as nearly 200 patients struggle to stay alive. Fourteen people have already lost their lives.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Report: WHO created ‘distortion of priorities’ over swine flu

A new report released today by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) states WHO created “unjustified scares” in last year’s swine flu drama, wasted public money, and resulted in “enormous profits” for certain companies.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 6 comments

Spiegel: 2009 swine flu pandemic a boost for Big Pharma

Those who suspected a money- and greed-driven conspiracy behind the 2009 swine flu outbreak - declared a pandemic by overzealous WHO officials and their advisers from within the industry - are being proven right by recent revelations in Der Spiegel.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 40 comments

No decision yet if WHO & big pharma 'faked' the H1N1 pandemic

Did the World Health Organization (WHO) join hands with big pharmaceutical companies to manufacture a pandemic? That was the question asked at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) near the end of January.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 3 comments

Wave two of swine flu over for now in Canada

Canada's Health Minister Yves Bolduc has announced that the second wave of swine flu has finished in Canada. The good news is followed by the prediction that the flu is expected back later.
In the Media by KJ Mullins

WHO: H1N1 swine flu pandemic will stick around for another year

The World Health Organization warned government health authorities to remain vigilant on the H1N1 swine flu pandemic, saying the virus could mutate before vaccines can help it dissipate.
In the Media by Michael Krebs
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Three years after swine flu closed Mexico City and caused an international scare, the Mexican government and local media are at odds over the severity of this season's flu virus.


A new strain of the swine flu virus called A(H3N2) may now be spreading through person-to-person contact, the Public Health Agency of Canada says.

Celeb ad campaign with targets tourists scared away from Mexico by swine flu

After a lull of several months, an influenza virus that is sporadically jumping from pigs to people in the United States has made another appearance.

Experts have delayed a decision on whether controversial research into the H5N1 bird flu virus should be released.
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During the H1N1 (swine flu) outbreak of April 2009  these train passengers in Mexico City wore masks...
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During the H1N1 (swine flu) outbreak of April 2009, these train passengers in Mexico City wore masks, while the government closed many public buildings, in efforts to prevent the virus from spreading.
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Swine flu Blogs

Bird Flu: still a concern

Information presented by PharmPro suggests that ten people have died in Cambodia, Indonesia, Egypt, China and Vietnam...
Apr 22, 2012 in  Reason and Science by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Bird Flu Surveillance Lacking

The journal Nature has reported that, on a global scale, that bird flu surveillance is in a poor shape. The journal...
Mar 29, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle

Vaccine to treat viral stomach flu?

Many people get sick from norovirus each year. The disease is often called vomiting illness, and it can spread rapidly....
Mar 24, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle

Pharma news this week

Here is a round up of recent news affecting pharma, biotech and healthcare. US Congress investigates 'fake...
Mar 23, 2012 by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Europe unveils 2012 flu jab

The flu vaccine to be used in Europe for 2012 will be a trivalent one. The vaccine will include protection against the...
Mar 22, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle - 1 comment
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