Archive for September, 2009

Avoiding the Swine Flu – Ten Activities Where Gloves May Help

As flu season approaches, a lot of people have one question on their mind: how can I protect myself against swine flu, or H1N1 virus? The most authoritative source of information about flu protection in the United States is the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. There you can find a list of useful

Can swine flu virus infect you after remaining on a surface for 1 day?

I have touched my cellphone yesterday, there may be swine flu virus on my hands since I touched many surfaces. Today, if I touch my cellphone and touch my mouth, can I get infected? Can a swine flu virus live on a surface for 1 day and still infect you?

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Treating H1N1 Swine Flu with Antibiotics?

The CDC just reported a study of 77 people who died of the H1N1 swine flu, finding that 22 of those unfortunate 77 had evidence of bacterial coinfection in the lungs – meaning that bacterial pneumonia as well as the direct effects of viral H1N1 may have contributed to death.

Exposure to 1918 Spanish flu in the womb had long-lasting effects

Pregnant women, here’s another reason to consider getting vaccianted against the pandemic H1N1 influenza virus: Men who were exposed to flu in the womb during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic were 23% more likely than the general population to develop heart disease after the age of 60 and were slightly shorter then men born in the years preceding and following the pandemic, USC researchers reported today.

Preventing swine flu at daycare and preschool

Preventing swine flu at daycare and preschool If you’re sending your child to a child care center, preschool, or other program, you may be nervous about what to do now that swine flu is in our midst.

College Major of the Week: Homeland Security Programs

Lions, tigers, bears, hurricanes, swine flu, terrorists! Hopefully these aren’t things you encountered on your most recent trip to the zoo. But if you did, a degree in homeland security sure would come in handy…A degree in homeland security is for those of you dreaming to protect our nation in any capacity—from natural disasters to terrorist threats, border patrol agents to computer programmers

Spectacular spectacular

Six days late, or one day early, as you will … Lots of exciting stuff going on these days. Last week was “Silver Week,” and we went down to a beach in Mie Prefecture with some friends from neighboring cities

Swine flu vaccine distribution plan for Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania Department of Health today discussed the state’s distribution plans for the new pandemic H1N1 vaccine.

Candidates go for e-campaigning for votes

Times of India : Gone are the days when politicians relied only on public meetings and padyatras’ for reaching out to voters. They are now resorting to e-campaigning social networking sites, blogs, web-portals, videoclips on Youtube and bulk SMSes.

Tribals at greatest risk from swine flu, says report

A report launched today by human rights group Survival International shows that tribal peoples across the world are at greatest risk from swine flu, as many have poor immunity and suffer chronic underlying illnesses.


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