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Every flu season can be serious, but the 2009 H1N1 flu may cause more people to become sick than usual. Also, seasonal flu viruses may spread and cause illness. Now is the time to take action against the flu. CDC recommends three steps to fight the … For more information on the flu (including 2009 H1N1 flu), visit www.flu.gov, www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu, or your local or State health department Web site. For more information on the Take the Lead campaign, visit www.flu.gov. …

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The vaccination against seasonal flu is ineffective in the fight against swine flu. By the time a vaccination is discovered, it can take many months to make, by which time the virus could have mutated again making a new vaccination …

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Swine Flu Virus Information, The Precautions You Can Take And The …

SYDNEY — It may be cold and flu season but the seasonal flu has yet to arrive in the Cape Breton District Health Authority. Spokesperson Lynn Gilbert said this is the time of year that they an.

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Notable among pregnant women was a rapid clinical deterioration that looked qualitatively different from typical seasonal influenza. About 25% of pregnant women who required mechanical ventilation were intubated at the time of hospitalization, … Delay of antiviral treatment appeared to be associated with false-negative rapid-antigen test results. During the 4-month period, the mortality ratio for pandemic flu in pregnant women was estimated at 4.3. …

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Pandemic Flu May Contribute Significantly to Pregnancy-Related …

Seasonal flu vaccine is free to students and $25 for faculty and staff. Please pay for your vaccine at the Treasurers’ Office and bring us your receipt or by check at the time of vaccination. Cash will not be accepted. …

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H1N1 and Seasonal Flu Vaccine Update

But swineflu shots are not yet available at the time this was published, just seasonal flu . Watch as you read the article as the authors bounce from swine flu to seasonal flu to treatment to death to prevention and often fail to be …

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You can help prevent the seasonal flu from affecting you and your family by getting a vaccination, preferably in October or November, although it can still be beneficial to get vaccinated in December or later. Flu season typically peaks in February, but can begin as early as October and last as late as May. This content is intended for use by eligible TRICARE beneficiaries enrolled in the West Region only. The information contained in this presentation is current as of the time of production …

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