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(30-Jul-2010) Just one shot should shield against multiple strains, agency says |
(30-Jul-2010) Protects against three strains predicted to be most prevalent |
(20-Jul-2010) Analysis more clearly establishes link between remedy, side effect |
(19-Jul-2010) New technology uses painless 'microneedles' to deliver immunization |
(14-Jul-2010) But many students visited places other than home, finds CDC report |
(09-Jul-2010) Preventive measures could cut serious illness, death rates in organ recipients, research shows |
(17-Jun-2010) Heightened surveillance needed in case stronger strain emerges, researchers warn |
(17-Jun-2010) A symptom of breathing problems |
(16-Jun-2010) Mouse studies suggest shot would do double duty, in unlikely event of older virus' return |
(09-Jun-2010) Spreads at same rate, shows similar symptoms, study finds |
(04-Jun-2010) It's likely that the virus, so rampant last spring, will adopt a regular fall/winter pattern, experts say |
(27-May-2010) Findings may lead to regional, rather than global, vaccines, researchers say |
(24-May-2010) Detects 'swine flu' infection |
(24-May-2010) Study underscores need for expectant moms to get flu shot, expert says |
(14-May-2010) But more studies needed to develop a complete strategy to thwart transmission |
(12-May-2010) Signs that you should first speak with your doctor |
(05-May-2010) WHO report, issued a year after outbreak began, finds this flu had new targets |
(04-May-2010) Last year's scare had people rushing for care even before the disease appeared, study shows |
(03-May-2010) Here are typical causes of chronic cough |
(29-Apr-2010) Slideshow of ill people triggered greater response than pictures of gun-wielding men |
(29-Apr-2010) Concerns about H1N1 flu likely motivated people to get vaccinated, experts say |
(20-Apr-2010) They aren't safe for everyone |
(20-Apr-2010) Getting treatment quickly was key to avoiding life-threatening illness, CDC study found |
(13-Apr-2010) Rates of the disease among those vaccinated were no higher than in the general population |
(13-Apr-2010) Living in close quarters and young age increased risk, Singapore researchers say |
(09-Apr-2010) Adding second strain to seasonal shot would eliminate guesswork, researchers say |
(06-Apr-2010) Those who got seasonal vaccine were at higher risk, study found, but that shouldn't affect immunization next season |
(01-Apr-2010) CDC reports that less than half of available doses have been used |
(31-Mar-2010) Japanese study reveals that immune response is unique to each type of shot |
(29-Mar-2010) New activity reported in southeastern U.S.; health officials still urge vaccinations |
(24-Mar-2010) Current strain is similar to that seen in 1918, with implications for vaccine development, scientists say |
(19-Mar-2010) Moms-to-be more likely to become critically ill than others, study finds |
(10-Mar-2010) Data from Texas households confirm that the virus tends to target children |
(09-Mar-2010) Inoculating children can prevent influenza from spreading, experts say |
(03-Mar-2010) Here are suggestions for easing the stuffiness |
(25-Feb-2010) The recommendation will take effect for the next influenza season |
(23-Feb-2010) Lower levels of water in cold winter air tied to more influenza, study suggests |
(22-Feb-2010) Stronger strain could develop if avian, seasonal viruses combine, scientists warn |
(15-Feb-2010) But positive results are more accurate than negative findings, researchers find |
(12-Feb-2010) Deaths totaled over 17,000, still fewer than 'typical' flu season |
(10-Feb-2010) Disparities seen for flu and pneumonia inoculations, researchers say |
(10-Feb-2010) Babies younger than 6 months could be safely protected, researcher says |
(06-Feb-2010) Health experts urge travelers to take steps to prevent illness |
(05-Feb-2010) Some believe H1N1 will persist for years to come, but in what form remains unclear |
(04-Feb-2010) Shots could save thousands of U.S. lives each year, report authors say |
(01-Feb-2010) Tamiflu and hygiene measures halted spread of H1N1, researchers say |
(25-Jan-2010) New vaccine could minimize severity, experts say |
(20-Jan-2010) Chickens injected with 1918 and 2009 H1N1 strains didn't get sick, study found |
(15-Jan-2010) Although infections are declining, health officials still urge vaccinations |
(11-Jan-2010) But patients should still get vaccinated, researchers say |
(08-Jan-2010) Two-week shutdowns won't work, simulations suggest |
(08-Jan-2010) Cases now widespread in just one state, but a resurgence could occur, CDC experts warn |
(08-Jan-2010) Two-week shutdowns won't work, simulations suggest |
(07-Jan-2010) Another outbreak is possible, and people need to be vaccinated: CDC |
(06-Jan-2010) Novel method is faster and avoids allergy issues, researchers say |
(04-Jan-2010) Researchers recommend sticking with measuring devices that come with medicines |
(04-Jan-2010) Researchers recommend sticking with measuring devices that come with medicines |
(04-Jan-2010) Some should consult a doctor first |
(01-Jan-2010) Furor over cancer screening changes and lifting of embryonic stem cell ban also grabbed headlines |
(30-Dec-2009) But younger children were twice as likely to get sick, study of households shows |
(24-Dec-2009) H1N1 could be dominant strain this winter, 'crowding out' typical seasonal flu, experts say |
(24-Dec-2009) Compound tested in mice appears to work better than existing treatments, researchers say |
(24-Dec-2009) A high-dose shot for people 65 and older |
(23-Dec-2009) Tests reveal slight drop in potency, but not enough to require revaccination, FDA says |
(23-Dec-2009) Two studies confirm the increased risk of the H1N1 flu in these two groups |
(22-Dec-2009) About 60 million people have received H1N1 vaccine, CDC says |
(21-Dec-2009) But two doses still needed to ensure protection, experts say |
(17-Dec-2009) Blocking the particle might someday ease accompanying lung infections |
(17-Dec-2009) The lull in the outbreak is a good time to get vaccinated, federal officials urge |
(17-Dec-2009) Blocking the particle might someday ease accompanying lung infections |
(15-Dec-2009) If swine flu were worse, 'we would have really been in trouble,' expert says |
(15-Dec-2009) About 800,000 doses have lower strength than needed for protection, CDC says |
(11-Dec-2009) Just 14 states reporting widespread H1N1 activity, down from 25 states last week, CDC says |
(10-Dec-2009) Children, young adults still bear the brunt of H1N1, with the most hospitalizations and deaths |
(09-Dec-2009) More got their shot early, but numbers now same as last year, survey shows |
(08-Dec-2009) Data indicates that, while serious, virus impact predicted to be mild |
(08-Dec-2009) Finds no proof the drug prevents flu complications such as pneumonia |
(07-Dec-2009) Children with the disease should be vaccinated along with other high-risk groups, researchers say |
(04-Dec-2009) Whether the H1N1 virus will come back during winter isn't known, CDC says |
(01-Dec-2009) CDC urges H1N1 vaccination because pandemic's course remains unpredictable |
(30-Nov-2009) But as pandemic seems to ebb, CDC notes a rise in child deaths linked to flu |
(25-Nov-2009) Traditional South American medicinal herb proves effective in animal study |
(25-Nov-2009) On more positive note, CDC sees few signs of trouble with the H1N1 vaccine |
(20-Nov-2009) Canadian study finds more severe cases than with seasonal flu |
(20-Nov-2009) But, flu activity remains high and is expected to continue, CDC says |
(20-Nov-2009) Canadian study finds more severe cases than with seasonal flu |
(16-Nov-2009) And that may explain why the disease hasn't posed more problems, study says |
(12-Nov-2009) Reporter recounts her bout with H1N1, made all the worse by chronic asthma |
(12-Nov-2009) Reporter recounts her bout with H1N1, made all the worse by chronic asthma |
(12-Nov-2009) Cases in Mexico show young more likely to get sick, but elderly more likely to die |
(12-Nov-2009) Revised estimation method gives clearer picture of pandemic, CDC says |
(11-Nov-2009) Latest case underscores need to use the antiviral properly, experts say |
(09-Nov-2009) Symptoms of seasonal flu could be severe in this group of women, study finds |
(06-Nov-2009) After witnessing a sneeze, people worry more about flu, heart attacks, accidents and crime, study finds |
(06-Nov-2009) CDC says 38 million doses now available, with 8 million more due next week |
(05-Nov-2009) Recent reports of H1N1 in a cat or pigs are likely very rare, experts say |
(05-Nov-2009) Agency says pathogen continues to target younger adults, producing mild-to-moderate illness |
(04-Nov-2009) Yet half of those with lung disease symptoms remain undiagnosed, experts say |
(03-Nov-2009) Seniors may carry some immunity, but more likely to die if hospitalized, study finds |
(03-Nov-2009) Total should near 42 million by week's end; more health-care workers getting vaccine |
(02-Nov-2009) Young children need two doses, spaced several weeks apart, U.S. health officials say |
(30-Oct-2009) Finding defies belief that resistance wears thin much sooner |
(30-Oct-2009) Study suggests mortality rate may be linked to health-care inadequacies |
(30-Oct-2009) Vaccinating expectant moms led to bigger, healthier infants, studies show |
(30-Oct-2009) Two-thirds had chronic health problems, CDC says |
(29-Oct-2009) But expert says it could be that statins protect heart during infection |
(29-Oct-2009) Another study shows kids shed virus up to 13 days after fever starts |
(29-Oct-2009) CDC says H1N1 may be tied to 21,000 hospitalizations during that time |
(28-Oct-2009) Gap between supply and demand starting to close, U.S. officials say |
(27-Oct-2009) 22 million doses out now, and shortage should ease over coming weeks, CDC says |
(26-Oct-2009) Action allows hospitals to better handle large numbers of patients as outbreak spreads |
(26-Oct-2009) But the HHS secretary admits that delays are limiting supplies so far |
(25-Oct-2009) A stuffy head is no reason to avoid mild exercise, expert says |
(23-Oct-2009) Despite significant shortfall, CDC says all Americans who want shot will be able to get one, eventually |
(23-Oct-2009) Goal of 40 million doses by end of October won't be met, CDC says |
(22-Oct-2009) Some parents reportedly exposing healthy kids to those already sick with the H1N1 flu |
(22-Oct-2009) In high-risk patients, scans better able to spot serious complications, researchers say |
(20-Oct-2009) 90 percent of deaths since Sept. 1 were among those under 65, CDC says |
(19-Oct-2009) Federal officials say there's no danger in eating pork products |
(17-Oct-2009) And vaccine production delays mean fewer shots will be available by month's end |
(16-Oct-2009) Giving analgesic to prevent fever at shot time could be counterproductive, researchers say |
(16-Oct-2009) And vaccine production delays mean fewer shots will be available by month's end |
(14-Oct-2009) Researchers say CT scans may be needed to spot the risk |
(13-Oct-2009) But experts say it's as safe as the shot for run-of-the-mill seasonal flu |
(13-Oct-2009) But the majority of cases still involve people with chronic problems, CDC says |
(12-Oct-2009) Canadian, Mexican studies suggest U.S. hospitals need to be ready for surge of cases |
(09-Oct-2009) Health-care workers should take precautions, especially given H1N1 pandemic, experts say |
(09-Oct-2009) Some moms aren't convinced vaccines are necessary, safe or effective |
(09-Oct-2009) Finding highlights the need for kids to be vaccinated against the disease, experts say |
(09-Oct-2009) Health-care workers should take precautions, especially given H1N1 pandemic, experts say |
(08-Oct-2009) Immunity from prior exposure may make H1N1's return less severe, experts say |
(08-Oct-2009) In reports from Australia and U.S., most patients recovering, death rate same as seasonal flu |
(07-Oct-2009) But it won't fully protect people from the H1N1 virus, experts say |
(07-Oct-2009) HHS secretary says shots are made in same way as seasonal flu vaccine, and children are vulnerable to the disease |
(06-Oct-2009) Shots are made in same way as seasonal flu vaccine; no serious side effects reported, CDC says |
(05-Oct-2009) But researchers find significant geographical differences in patients and treatment |
(05-Oct-2009) Projects that inoculating 40% of population in October, November would blunt pandemic |
(01-Oct-2009) Whether same will hold true for current H1N1 strain remains a mystery |
(01-Oct-2009) Report finds demand could exceed supply in 15 states |
(01-Oct-2009) Study finds vaccination rates lag behind recommended levels |
(01-Oct-2009) Official calls the number 'upsetting'; flu shots and antiviral drugs urged for moms-to-be |
(01-Oct-2009) Whether same will hold true for current H1N1 strain remains a mystery |
(30-Sep-2009) Nearly a third of U.S. victims were also infected with pneumococcus or other bacteria, agency reports |
(30-Sep-2009) Nearly a third of U.S. victims were also infected with pneumococcus or other bacteria, agency reports |
(29-Sep-2009) Cities weighing swine flu school closures should review past practices, researchers say |
(25-Sep-2009) Head of CDC calls that 'really good news' |
(25-Sep-2009) Warning follows report that dosing instructions for liquid medication don't match syringe measurements |
(25-Sep-2009) Head of CDC calls that 'really good news' |
(24-Sep-2009) Meanwhile, CDC says rapid test for swine flu not effective |
(23-Sep-2009) Soap industry gives America a B-minus for hygiene habits |
(23-Sep-2009) Soap industry gives America a B-minus for hygiene habits |
(23-Sep-2009) Hygiene, masks, quarantines all work to halt spread of viruses, review finds |
(23-Sep-2009) Results may be different in children and in H1N1 swine flu vaccines, researchers say |
(22-Sep-2009) With infections typically causing only mild illness, experts point to exaggerated fears as the real threat |
(22-Sep-2009) Vaccine reduces risk of deaths related to heart disease, study shows |
(22-Sep-2009) Goal is to prevent zoonotic infection rather than just track outbreaks, experts say |
(21-Sep-2009) But children under 10 will need two doses, preliminary U.S. trial results show |
(21-Sep-2009) Discovery in mice shows promise for treating potentially fatal wounds, researchers say |
(18-Sep-2009) Another study outlines risks of catching H1N1 from various routes |
(18-Sep-2009) Initial vaccine will be a nasal spray, followed shortly by injectable one: CDC |
(17-Sep-2009) But there are ways to reduce your risk even in close quarters, experts say |
(15-Sep-2009) Finding could lead to treatments for bronchitis, asthma, researchers say |
(15-Sep-2009) Agency expects first batches to be available within a month |
(14-Sep-2009) Advance planning may help to minimize disruptions, officials say |
(11-Sep-2009) Findings could expand vaccine supply and speed immunity, experts say |
(11-Sep-2009) U.S. reports unusually high flu activity, most of it swine variety |
(10-Sep-2009) Scientists' projections have infections peaking in mid-October, ahead of vaccine delivery |
(10-Sep-2009) Unlike seasonal flu, H1N1 goes deep into respiratory tract, researchers confirm |
(10-Sep-2009) The regular winter scourge poses a potential threat, just like swine flu |
(10-Sep-2009) Unlike seasonal flu, H1N1 goes deep into respiratory tract, researchers confirm |
(09-Sep-2009) Extract used in 1918 pandemic may have antiviral properties, scientists say |
(09-Sep-2009) Different formulation seems to thwart pneumonia in high-risk group with COPD, study finds |
(08-Sep-2009) Numbers of infections on campus already increasing rapidly; could be preview of what's to come for general population |
(08-Sep-2009) Most people won't need medicines like Tamiflu or Relenza, according to CDC |
(08-Sep-2009) Could lead to better treatment decisions for respiratory infections, experts say |
(04-Sep-2009) British case supports using Relenza in this as-yet-unapproved form, experts say |
(04-Sep-2009) So far, trials show no problems and shot should be as safe as that for seasonal flu, officials say |
(04-Sep-2009) Vaccination, good hygiene practices are among recommendations to protect young children |
(03-Sep-2009) Medical personnel should use them, but not the general public, experts say |
(03-Sep-2009) But U.S. officials say death rate seems no higher than with seasonal flu |
(02-Sep-2009) What you need to know about vaccinations for swine flu, regular flu |
(01-Sep-2009) Officials expect return of virus that first surfaced last spring |
(01-Sep-2009) Researchers challenge 'superbug theory' in animal tests using three flu strains |
(28-Aug-2009) She reminds public there's more than swine flu circulating out there |
(28-Aug-2009) Every infected person puts 1.5 other people at risk, researchers say |
(28-Aug-2009) New drug might slow the destructive lung condition, studies show |
(27-Aug-2009) But health experts emphasize that most infections are relatively benign |
(27-Aug-2009) Compliance still high and stable, but more coverage needed among poor, report finds |
(26-Aug-2009) Hong Kong study finds some fear side effects, question benefits |
(24-Aug-2009) But personal hygiene prevention methods are not enough, experts warn |
(22-Aug-2009) Lung association recommends flu shots, check-ups and communication with school staff |
(21-Aug-2009) No worrisome side effects so far, U.S. officials say; flu infections continue to be mild |
(20-Aug-2009) Having 45 million doses by Oct. 15 will still be useful, they stress |
(20-Aug-2009) Study shows targeting 'super-spreaders' protects most vulnerable in end |
(20-Aug-2009) Unless situation becomes severe, simple steps could reduce outbreak's impact, agency says |
(19-Aug-2009) Microneedles could deliver meds safely and painlessly, researchers say |
(19-Aug-2009) Employers must prepare now for more sick workers, new federal guidelines say |
(18-Aug-2009) Decline seen as sign of progress against drug-resistant bacteria |
(17-Aug-2009) By blocking cellular interaction, researchers prevent disease production |
(17-Aug-2009) By blocking cellular interaction, researchers prevent disease production |
(14-Aug-2009) Simple steps can minimize the risk as fall looms, experts say |
(11-Aug-2009) Review of prior epidemics refutes theory that virus gets more severe |
(07-Aug-2009) Single dose speeds relief but should be reserved for worst cases, researchers say |
(07-Aug-2009) Single dose speeds relief but should be reserved for worst cases, researchers say |
(07-Aug-2009) But that could change if fall outbreak proves more severe, government says |
(06-Aug-2009) Gene signature detects differences in viral, bacterial infections, study finds |
(06-Aug-2009) Doctors should diagnose based on symptoms and strains in circulation, experts say |
(06-Aug-2009) Gene signature detects differences in viral, bacterial infections, study finds |
(03-Aug-2009) New study does little to settle debate over their usefulness |
(30-Jul-2009) CDC advisory panel outlines priorities for a fall flu shot rollout |
(30-Jul-2009) Certain medications could explain diminished protection, researchers say |
(29-Jul-2009) As CDC recommendations loom, new study confirms this group at great risk |
(28-Jul-2009) Officials hope vaccine will be available by fall or early winter |
(28-Jul-2009) Curbing use in elderly may be controversial but wise, experts say |
(28-Jul-2009) Curbing use in elderly may be controversial but wise, experts say |
(24-Jul-2009) Vaccine testing -- set to begin next week -- could lessen impact |
(23-Jul-2009) A slowdown in production is hampering efforts, but a nasal spray version might help |
(22-Jul-2009) Results won't be known for about six weeks, manufacturers say |
(22-Jul-2009) More awareness of benefits of shots for preventable diseases needed, study shows |
(22-Jul-2009) More awareness of benefits of shots for preventable diseases needed, study shows |
(21-Jul-2009) Experts confident that U.S. won't repeat problems seen in 1976 episode |
(20-Jul-2009) But it won't protect against swine flu |
(20-Jul-2009) Health experts still working on H1N1 swine flu vaccine, which should be ready by fall |
(18-Jul-2009) Before sending off your kids, take some precautions, expert says |
(17-Jul-2009) New U.S. outbreak likely in coming months; children and young adults still primary targets |
(13-Jul-2009) A fully tested shot may not be ready until year's end, WHO says |
(09-Jul-2009) U.S. taking steps to handle virus' anticipated return in the fall |
(08-Jul-2009) Isolated cases seem mild for now, but future remains uncertain |
(07-Jul-2009) Study finds wide variations in Web reports by states and municipalities |
(02-Jul-2009) Pandemic virus affects lungs and stomach, whereas seasonal flu doesn't, researchers say |
(29-Jun-2009) H1N1 case rates associated with number of air passengers arriving from Mexico, analysis shows |
(29-Jun-2009) Not just the infirm should be vaccinated, experts urge |
(26-Jun-2009) Chronic lung disease rates lower in those who consume soy, researchers say |
(26-Jun-2009) Condition raises risk of complications, CDC researchers note |
(26-Jun-2009) It could include up to 600 million doses of vaccine: report |
(25-Jun-2009) The virus shows no signs of mutating as it continues global trek, officials say |
(19-Jun-2009) Many cases in the Northeast; health-care workers urged to take greater precautions |
(18-Jun-2009) Hope that the drugs could fight infection was premature, expert says |
(17-Jun-2009) But it's not clear if it's any more dangerous than initial strain |
(16-Jun-2009) Zicam nasal products can cause loss of smell, officials stress |
(12-Jun-2009) Announcement comes a day after WHO declared H1N1 a pandemic |
(11-Jun-2009) 'The virus is unstoppable,' WHO director says; U.S. health officials caution that declaration means virus hasn't gotten more severe, just more widespread |
(10-Jun-2009) H1N1's swift spread in Australia may meet criteria for full alert, agency says |
(05-Jun-2009) Carcasses of infected birds continue to be infectious, study finds |
(05-Jun-2009) But report said the health-care system would be overburdened if an outbreak were more severe |
(04-Jun-2009) Experts worry that it could mutate and become more dangerous as it travels from country to country |
(04-Jun-2009) But it also said the health-care system would be overburdened if an outbreak were more severe |
(03-Jun-2009) Reports of infection on the rise in countries such as Australia and Chile; mortality rate remains low |
(02-Jun-2009) While outbreak is winding down, an estimated 200,000 people have been infected in U.S. |
(01-Jun-2009) While outbreak is winding down, an estimated 200,000 people have been infected in U.S. |
(29-May-2009) It helps regulate the immune system's response, study with mice shows |
(29-May-2009) But it's still not certain that a broad-based immunization program will be needed |
(28-May-2009) But it's still not certain that a broad-based immunization program will be needed |
(27-May-2009) Biggest concern is emergence of more virulent, easily transmitted strain |
(26-May-2009) The concern is a more virulent and easily transmitted strain, CDC says |
(25-May-2009) Meanwhile, woman's death in New York City raises national toll to 11 |
(24-May-2009) Ingredients being tested could be sent to manufacturers by month's end, CDC says |
(23-May-2009) If viable, ingredients could be sent to manufacturers by month's end, CDC says |
(22-May-2009) If viable, these ingredients could be sent to manufacturers by month's end, officials said |
(21-May-2009) Decline seen in visits to doctors and hospitals by people with the disease |
(20-May-2009) CDC says the strain is related to flu variant that circulated before 1957 |
(19-May-2009) Link likely due to other health problems in children most recommended for vaccination, experts say |
(19-May-2009) Meanwhile, World Health Organization says potential vaccine delayed |
(18-May-2009) U.S. has enough capacity for typical season; experts less sure about global outlook |
(18-May-2009) Clinical trials using new strategies show promise for better protection against flu |
(18-May-2009) But U.S. health officials say the disease is no more dangerous than regular flu |
(17-May-2009) CDC says confirmed cases, including 2 new deaths, may not reflect true reach of the disease |
(15-May-2009) Confirmed cases, including 2 new deaths, may not reflect true reach of infections |
(15-May-2009) Finding might explain why this strain isn't spreading, scientists say |
(14-May-2009) World Health Organization expected to make recommendation next week, report says |
(13-May-2009) CDC says quick use of antivirals such as Tamiflu best for this high-risk group |
(12-May-2009) Key factor will be lethality of infection going forward, experts say |
(12-May-2009) But the risk is similar to that posed by other strains of influenza, CDC says |
(11-May-2009) |
(11-May-2009) U.S. tally exceeds 2,600, officials say, and most cases remain mild |
(10-May-2009) |
(10-May-2009) Like prior 2 cases, Washington state man had underlying health problems, officials say |
(09-May-2009) CDC says outbreak continues, but infections still mild and recovery is fairly quick |
(09-May-2009) |
(08-May-2009) CDC report shows 11 cases of similar strain since 2005 |
(08-May-2009) But the estimated 2,500 infections continue to be mild and recovery is fairly quick |
(08-May-2009) |
(07-May-2009) |
(07-May-2009) Officials dismiss 'swine flu parties' as dangerous way to seek immunity |
(06-May-2009) Experts can't predict whether it will be more virulent or not |
(06-May-2009) Average age of those hospitalized in U.S. is 15, CDC says |
(06-May-2009) |
(05-May-2009) |
(05-May-2009) Two would be aimed at the swine flu circulating the globe |
(04-May-2009) Current response more coordinated, precise, U.S. experts say |
(04-May-2009) |
(04-May-2009) The CDC also points to encouraging signs in Mexico, thought to be the outbreak's source |
(03-May-2009) |
(03-May-2009) Mexico's health secretary said epidemic in his country seems to be waning |
(02-May-2009) H1N1 strain lacks "virulent characteristics" of deadly 1918 virus, CDC notes |
(01-May-2009) But current H1N1 strain lacks "virulent characteristics" of deadly 1918 virus, CDC notes |
(30-Apr-2009) Search for correct formulation, egg-based production system are biggest challenges, experts say |
(30-Apr-2009) Mexico prepares for shutdown of many public services to head off infections |
(29-Apr-2009) 23-month-old boy from Mexico had traveled to Houston for medical treatments, reports say |
(28-Apr-2009) Transmission, death rate much lower than SARS, and true severity of outbreak still unknown |
(28-Apr-2009) CDC warns that some deaths are likely |
(27-Apr-2009) Health officials checking persons entering the country for signs of sickness |
(27-Apr-2009) Researchers report low dose triggered immune response |
(26-Apr-2009) 19 cases now confirmed in the United States, health officials say |
(26-Apr-2009) A precautionary measure, the move allows federal and state governments easier access to flu tests and medications |
(25-Apr-2009) Officials find links between Mexican virus and strain that sickened 8 people in California, Texas |
(25-Apr-2009) 3 new cases reported in United States, health officials say |
(24-Apr-2009) All patients, in California and Texas, have recovered from unique virus |
(16-Apr-2009) Outpatient visits, deaths were lower than previous year, CDC says |
(16-Apr-2009) Outpatient visits, deaths were lower than previous year, CDC says |
(08-Apr-2009) Results available in less than 40 minutes |
(08-Apr-2009) Effective vaccine and more vaccinations among young people helped, experts say |
(08-Apr-2009) Effective vaccine and more vaccinations among young people helped, experts say |
(23-Mar-2009) Major study finds an effect, but critics say meat offers important nutrients |
(16-Mar-2009) Using the medications as directed is key, however, experts say |
(05-Mar-2009) Compound increases ability of 'killer T-cells' to get rid of infection, study says |
(03-Mar-2009) Other medications could be effective, while flu shot is best bet, experts say |
(02-Mar-2009) Mostly linked to influenza A strain, which is most common in US, study says |
(02-Mar-2009) Mostly linked to influenza A strain, which is most common in US, study says |
(23-Feb-2009) Whether adding supplements would help still needs testing, experts say |
(23-Feb-2009) Whether adding supplements would help still needs testing, experts say |
(23-Feb-2009) Whether adding supplements would help still needs testing, experts say |
(22-Feb-2009) Discovery could lead to new drugs and universal vaccine, they say |
(22-Feb-2009) Discovery could lead to new drugs and universal vaccine, they say |
(12-Feb-2009) 99 rhinoviruses now sequenced, could lead to new treatments, researchers say |
(10-Feb-2009) Finding explains why infection more common in winter months |
(10-Feb-2009) Finding explains why infection more common in winter months |
(09-Feb-2009) Benefits should be weighed against downside, experts say |
(06-Feb-2009) They may have similar symptoms, but flu is more severe |
(06-Feb-2009) They may have similar symptoms, but flu is more severe |
(03-Feb-2009) Fewer cases so far suggest a mild flu season, officials say |
(03-Feb-2009) Fewer cases so far suggest a mild flu season, officials say |
(23-Jan-2009) Finding may help prevent spread of lung infections, including pandemic strains |
(23-Jan-2009) Finding contradicts belief that death rate associated with condition has dropped |
(21-Jan-2009) Preschoolers wheezing from a cold won't benefit from steroids, study finds |
(16-Jan-2009) Help make your child more comfortable |
(13-Jan-2009) Misuse may cause respiratory distress, researchers say; company says product is safe |
(12-Jan-2009) Getting less than seven hours a night boosts your risk, study found |
(09-Jan-2009) Death rates and complications plummet for immunized seniors, study found |
(09-Jan-2009) But other medications are available that work, CDC officials stress |
(03-Jan-2009) Common wintertime problem stems from blocked sinus cavities |
(02-Jan-2009) Doctors say it's the best way to keep colds and flu at bay |
(02-Jan-2009) Doctors say it's the best way to keep colds and flu at bay |
(05-Dec-2008) Study says pseudoephedrine for kids under 2 poses toxicity issues because of use patterns |
(05-Dec-2008) Study says pseudoephedrine for kids under 2 poses toxicity issues because of use patterns |
(05-Dec-2008) Getting seasonal vaccine reduced illness rates, missed classes, study shows |
(02-Dec-2008) Who may have a reaction and shouldn't get the vaccine |
(01-Dec-2008) Particularly if you're at higher risk |
(13-Nov-2008) Suggestions to help you feel better |
(11-Nov-2008) Study found getting one reduced chances by 26% |
(11-Nov-2008) Study found getting one reduced chances by 26% |
(04-Nov-2008) Those with asthma, other conditions have vaccination rates far below goals, study finds |
(04-Nov-2008) Those with asthma, other conditions have vaccination rates far below goals, study finds |
(29-Oct-2008) Predictive model shows shots would also save $7 billion in related health-care costs |
(29-Oct-2008) Predictive model shows shots would also save $7 billion in related health-care costs |
(28-Oct-2008) While not possible to protect all, studies show shots cut deaths, hospital visits |
(28-Oct-2008) Heightened immune activity seen in people 65 and older, study says |
(28-Oct-2008) While not possible to protect all, studies show shots cut deaths, hospital visits |
(26-Oct-2008) Vaccinating those in closest contact with newborns provides 'cocooning effect' |
(24-Oct-2008) Finding could one day lead to a cure, study suggests |
(10-Oct-2008) CDC now recommends shots for those aged 6 months to 19 |
(10-Oct-2008) CDC now recommends shots for those aged 6 months to 19 |
(08-Oct-2008) Advance shots protect those most exposed in possible pandemic, researchers suggest |
(07-Oct-2008) FDA supports industry's voluntary action to change labeling as agency continues to assess whether products are safe for the youngest set |
(07-Oct-2008) FDA supports industry's voluntary action to change labeling as agency continues to assess whether products are safe for the youngest set |
(06-Oct-2008) Study finds it didn't keep them from hospitals, doctors' offices |
(06-Oct-2008) Study finds it didn't keep them from hospitals, doctors' offices |
(02-Oct-2008) But study can't say whether germs cause condition or just identify those who may get it |
(02-Oct-2008) More data needed on whether OTC remedies are safe, agency official tells public meeting |
(02-Oct-2008) More data needed on whether OTC remedies are safe, agency official tells public meeting |
(30-Sep-2008) Targeting increases in fatty acid metabolism inhibits replication, researchers find |
(24-Sep-2008) But group's survey finds fewer Americans taking this simple precaution |
(24-Sep-2008) But group's survey finds fewer Americans taking this simple precaution |
(24-Sep-2008) And officials are urging more Americans than ever before to get a shot this season |
(22-Sep-2008) Study says the finding could help many children with the breathing condition |
(18-Sep-2008) CDC's new 'do not board' list comes as a surprise to infectious disease experts |
(17-Sep-2008) U.S. health officials will mull new findings at vaccine meeting |
(29-Aug-2008) Canadian study found benefit to be statistically insignificant |
(18-Aug-2008) Finding could lead to new strategies for fighting future pandemics, researchers say |
(05-Aug-2008) The hope is they will be a better match than last year's shots |
(04-Aug-2008) The FDA recently advised that kids under 2 not use these products |
(04-Aug-2008) Patients with recurrent or metastatic disease had better-than-normal survival, study finds |
(02-Aug-2008) Older, frail folks are more susceptible to flu and its complications, researchers say. |
(24-Jul-2008) Cigarette compounds mimicking viral components caused more severe airway damage in mice |
(22-Jul-2008) Only a quarter have emergency plan, less than half have educated staff, study finds |
(15-Jul-2008) Engineered 'payload' based on common cold virus could aid doctors in treatment decisions |
(02-Jul-2008) Pneumonia second only to childbirth as most common reason for hospitalizations, analysis finds |
(23-Jun-2008) By as many as one-third |
(20-Jun-2008) Nearly two-thirds of this high-risk population went without the vaccine, U.S. study shows |
(11-Jun-2008) Whole-virus version safe, effective and can be made quickly, researchers say |
(06-Jun-2008) Low levels of an enzyme inhibit liver's ability to convert it into morphine |
(22-May-2008) Decline in function needs to be addressed more aggressively, study says |
(22-May-2008) Researchers analyze different proteins in progression of risk factors as subjects aged |
(20-May-2008) It reduced ability of adenovirus to replicate in key organs |
(06-May-2008) If newborn breathes in first bowel movement, serious complications can follow, experts note |
(03-May-2008) Researchers find decongestants and antihistamines taken most often |
(03-May-2008) Researchers find decongestants and antihistamines taken most often |
(01-May-2008) Heaviest lose ability to inhale as deeply or exhale as fully as normal weight individuals |
(30-Apr-2008) Finding could speed development of vaccines for new flu strains, other health threats |
(18-Apr-2008) It helped to reduce air trapped in the lungs during exercise, researchers find |
(17-Apr-2008) Vaccine wasn't a good match for circulating viruses, CDC says |
(16-Apr-2008) Knowing the source should lead to more effective vaccines, researchers say |
(08-Apr-2008) But health experts say the report from China is no cause for alarm |
(07-Apr-2008) With counterfeiters looking to cash in on fears, Georgia team develops a 1-minute screen |
(20-Mar-2008) Signs that you should call your doctor instead |
(20-Mar-2008) Signs that you should call your doctor instead |
(20-Mar-2008) Signs that you should call your doctor instead |
(27-Feb-2008) Strains from China didn't make it to Vietnam, Thailand, study finds |
(27-Feb-2008) Children up to 18 years of age would be encouraged to get inoculated |
(22-Feb-2008) Officials hope to target versions current shot misses, but fall production may be delayed |
(22-Feb-2008) Officials hope to target versions current shot misses, but fall production may be delayed |
(19-Feb-2008) The findings could aid investigation of current bird flu, experts say |
(15-Feb-2008) Even though shot misses 2 strains found, health officials still recommend inoculation |
(12-Feb-2008) Experts differ on what answers the research offers |
(08-Feb-2008) Vaccination is an easy preventative |
(29-Jan-2008) Suggestions that may offer relief |
(28-Jan-2008) Mouse study shows promise for human protection in future |
(28-Jan-2008) Most cases due to accidental ingestion, study finds |
(28-Jan-2008) Mouse study shows promise for human protection in future |
(28-Jan-2008) Most cases due to accidental ingestion, study finds |
(21-Jan-2008) Led to fewer respiratory problems, reduced reliance on cold medications, study says |
(21-Jan-2008) Led to fewer respiratory problems, reduced reliance on cold medications, study says |
(21-Jan-2008) Said to be faster and more accurate than existing tests |
(20-Jan-2008) Managing medications when sick can keep complications at arm's length, group advises |
(17-Jan-2008) Decision on kids aged 2-12 expected this spring, officials add |
(12-Jan-2008) Goal is to make it easier for parents to protect their children, CDC says |
(11-Jan-2008) How your body reacts to an irritant |
(28-Dec-2007) Salmeterol plus fluticasone therapy led to better health, large trial finds |
(27-Dec-2007) Persistent respiratory distress is the body's way of saying, 'Help!' |
(14-Dec-2007) Current evidence says 10-milligram dose works, but advisers urge study of higher doses |
(07-Dec-2007) New shot has cut hospitalizations by more than half, CDC study finds |
(04-Dec-2007) A dose of the sweet stuff helped children sleep, study found |
(04-Dec-2007) British study reports antibiotics and nasal steroids don't lessen symptoms |
(29-Nov-2007) Data review finds they're best at keeping individuals safe |
(28-Nov-2007) Serevent and Advair need specific child warnings on side effects, pediatric panel says; action follows panel's recommendation to toughen label on flu drugs for kids. |
(08-Nov-2007) Things you can do to protect yourself |
(24-Oct-2007) FluMist should help kids intimidated by needles, experts say |
(19-Oct-2007) Over-the-counter drugs are unsafe for children under 6, advisers say. |
(18-Oct-2007) Experts disagree on whether the medicines are safe for children under 6. |
(11-Oct-2007) Move comes as U.S. regulators scrutinize safety of products linked to dozens of deaths |
(11-Oct-2007) Move comes as U.S. regulators scrutinize safety of products linked to dozens of deaths |
(04-Oct-2007) Help protect yourself |
(04-Oct-2007) An altered protein would let it thrive in upper airway, scientists say |
(03-Oct-2007) It cuts rates of hospitalizations and deaths, study finds |
(29-Sep-2007) Safety review finds 123 deaths linked to the products since 1969 |
(29-Sep-2007) Safety review finds 123 deaths linked to the products since 1969 |
(28-Sep-2007) Some 200 prescription drugs with hydrocodone could be involved |
(28-Sep-2007) Some 200 prescription drugs with hydrocodone could be involved |
(28-Sep-2007) H5N1 also migrates to organs other than lungs, autopsy study shows |
(28-Sep-2007) That should ensure adequate supply for coming influenza season, officials say |
(25-Sep-2007) Most trials don't even include people over 70, researchers note |
(21-Sep-2007) Men much less like to clean up than women, U.S. researchers note |
(21-Sep-2007) Men much less like to clean up than women, U.S. researchers note |
(19-Sep-2007) Vaccine supplies are plentiful this year, but inoculation rates are low, officials say |
(19-Sep-2007) FluMist already sanctioned for older kids and adults |
(13-Sep-2007) Research was spurred by father's concern for son with debilitating condition |
(07-Sep-2007) Vaccinating half of kids under 5 would prevent 650,000 hospital visits, U.S. study finds |
(21-Aug-2007) A computer bug infected Web gamers, with ominous results, experts say |
(16-Aug-2007) Concerns surface over their use, particularly in children younger than 2 years of age |
(16-Aug-2007) Reports of hospitalizations, even deaths, in children younger than 2 |
(16-Aug-2007) Researchers say more people could be protected in possible pandemic |
(13-Aug-2007) One that lasts three weeks or longer |
(07-Aug-2007) Quarantines, school closings could be valuable in a future threat, study of 1918 influenza epidemic finds. |
(07-Aug-2007) Plans may not cover a particular shot or its administration, study finds |
(18-Jun-2007) They should be high on the list for any effective vaccine, experts say |
(07-Jun-2007) Findings back theory that neonatal system can respond to environmental exposures |
(25-May-2007) The drugs in question contain guaifenesin, an expectorant |
(25-May-2007) The drugs in question contain guaifenesin, an expectorant |
(15-May-2007) Patients with hospital-acquired illness had lower death rates, went home sooner |
(09-May-2007) They reduce exposure to airborne germs |
(19-Apr-2007) Scientists gain key insights from seasonal flu shot efforts, experts say |
(17-Apr-2007) Called an 'interim' measure, it was effective about half the time in trials |
(10-Apr-2007) Early trial finds the approach produced safe and effective inoculations, study says |
(06-Apr-2007) Unexpected benefit makes the shot more valuable, experts say |
(03-Apr-2007) The problem comes from overusing the antivirals Tamiflu and Relenza, experts say |
(19-Mar-2007) Technique could help doctors diagnose flu, strep, staph, other illnesses |
(06-Mar-2007) CDC study findings back government guidelines on who should get the shots. |
(05-Mar-2007) Family-linked anxiety may open the door to infection, study suggests |
(02-Mar-2007) Some doctors say the drugs can be dangerous, particularly for the very young |
(27-Feb-2007) To prevent the spread of germs |
(27-Feb-2007) While it has limited effectiveness, it's better than nothing, FDA told |
(26-Feb-2007) Signs that it's no ordinary cough |
(15-Feb-2007) Symptoms improved by 40%, British study finds |
(14-Feb-2007) It cut flu cases by nearly 55% compared to injected version, study finds |
(03-Feb-2007) Arm exercises beforehand boost immune responses to the vaccine, study shows |
(01-Feb-2007) Outbreaks would be tackled based on a 'severity index' of transmission, they say |
(22-Jan-2007) Keep your hands clean and free of germs |
(22-Jan-2007) Study shows oseltamivir and zanamivir cut chance of illness after exposure by 75% or more |
(19-Jan-2007) ISG15 helps fend off flu, herpes, research suggests |
(17-Jan-2007) Discovery may help minimize potential bird flu deaths, scientists say |
(16-Jan-2007) Bronchodilator with inhaled corticosteroid reduced amplified symptoms by 35%, study finds |
(03-Jan-2007) New database helps scientists match vaccine to immune response |
(21-Dec-2006) ... but many are turning to prescription painkillers to get high, survey finds |
(21-Dec-2006) ... but many are turning to prescription painkillers to get high, survey finds |
(21-Dec-2006) Data from 1918-20 outbreak predicts poor countries would be hit hardest |
(21-Dec-2006) Data from 1918-20 outbreak predicts poor countries would be hit hardest |
(13-Dec-2006) Immunization works, and vaccinating kids may help everyone, researchers find |
(12-Dec-2006) Getting the word out to vulnerable groups is key, survey finds |
(07-Dec-2006) Study finds production of antibodies compromised, especially in elderly |
(22-Nov-2006) How to comfort her when she's sick |
(22-Nov-2006) But its potential for human-to-human spread remains unclear |
(13-Nov-2006) Meanwhile, CDC calls flu vaccine plentiful, despite some delays in shipments |
(03-Nov-2006) Certain DNA could spur worse symptoms, mouse study shows |
(30-Oct-2006) New virus evades current poultry immunization measures, experts warn |
(26-Oct-2006) In study, older women who walked regularly saw their sniffles drop by half |
(26-Oct-2006) In study, older women who walked regularly saw their sniffles drop by half |
(26-Oct-2006) But many health experts say the vaccine is the best protection against infection |
(24-Oct-2006) Study confirms shot protects against influenza without side effects |
(18-Oct-2006) Any delays in shipments should be resolved by end of November, CDC says |
(13-Oct-2006) But success in mice doesn't guarantee it will protect people, experts say |
(12-Oct-2006) Studies urge booster shots for teens and adults, more careful exams by doctors |
(10-Oct-2006) Incidence highest in states with loosest exemption policies, study finds |
(05-Oct-2006) Some people are at higher risk |
(05-Oct-2006) Vaccine supplies are at record levels, but public might need convincing |
(04-Oct-2006) Vaccine supplies are at record levels, but public might need convincing |
(28-Sep-2006) It's most dangerous in young children |
(27-Sep-2006) Annual vaccine is a smart insurance policy against influenza, experts say |
(26-Sep-2006) Suggestions to stop the hacking |
(26-Sep-2006) Suggestions to stop the hacking |
(11-Sep-2006) As fifth anniversary dawns, witnesses, workers and local children may show long-term effects, experts say |
(06-Sep-2006) Chinese team reports success with new formulation |
(31-Aug-2006) Fluids, rest proper treatment for sniffles and coughs, doctor says |
(16-Aug-2006) Researchers say new drugs could be developed to fight spread of disease |
(31-Jul-2006) Virus doesn't show signs of mutating easily, U.S. government researchers now say |
(28-Jul-2006) They say the active ingredient doesn't work |
(28-Jul-2006) They say the active ingredient doesn't work |
(21-Jul-2006) Study finds they're of little help and come with side effects |
(20-Jul-2006) Vaccination most effective for those in nursing homes, experts say |
(07-Jul-2006) Wrong diagnosis can lead to serious complications |
(07-Jul-2006) Wrong diagnosis can lead to serious complications |
(06-Jul-2006) But doctors often fail to diagnose the disease in young patients, study finds |
(15-Jun-2006) But certain strains of germs showed resistance to antiviral drugs, report notes |
(06-Jun-2006) Canadian program, focusing on pneumonia, could save U.S. millions, study says |
(24-May-2006) A bigger dose produced more antibodies and was safe, research found |
(22-May-2006) Inoculating poultry should limit threat of human pandemic, studies suggest |
(15-May-2006) Among the changes: a lower recommended dose of daily aspirin, and more exercise |
(11-May-2006) Government puts elderly high on list, but others would choose young adults |
(10-May-2006) But it might not work against new strains of the virus, experts warn |
(10-May-2006) But some say it was made possible by false fear instilled by scientists and the media |
(03-May-2006) Details outline containment policies; focus on worst-case scenarios may spread fear, experts say |
(26-Apr-2006) Quarantining the sick will be key to limiting outbreak, study shows |
(21-Apr-2006) But that's no reason to relax preparedness efforts, they add |
(18-Apr-2006) Poll results a 'wake-up call' for better preparedness training, experts say |
(13-Apr-2006) Study suggests that elevated protein levels may signal future trouble |
(11-Apr-2006) Four U.S. centers will test the new formulation |
(31-Mar-2006) Pairing 2 existing treatments reduces bronchial inflammation in COPD |
(30-Mar-2006) And it would sweep across the U.S. in less than a month, study predicts |
(29-Mar-2006) Just over half of volunteers appeared immunized, researchers report |
(29-Mar-2006) Relenza already sanctioned to treat flu's symptoms |
(22-Mar-2006) Unlike seasonal flu, the avian form prefers spots deep in the lungs |
(20-Mar-2006) State of mind affects antibody response, study suggests |
(20-Mar-2006) But that doesn't mean a human flu pandemic is imminent, researchers say |
(17-Mar-2006) Government report showed sales of antivirals spiked before any flu activity surfaced |
(16-Mar-2006) A mutation in a surface protein might lead to a pandemic, study says |
(14-Mar-2006) Cold air and medical treatments probably more effective, study suggests |
(07-Mar-2006) What you may not know about the common cold |
(23-Feb-2006) But experts say two antivirals, Tamiflu and Relenza, still work |
(16-Feb-2006) Cell-based approach means shots could be made in weeks, not months |
(14-Feb-2006) Doesn't prevent or weaken colds, research found |
(10-Feb-2006) Wash your hands frequently |
(06-Feb-2006) Finding highlights need to improve vaccine-delivery system, experts say |
(05-Feb-2006) Parents should encourage good habits, such as proper nutrition and plenty of sleep |
(05-Feb-2006) Parents should encourage good habits, such as proper nutrition and plenty of sleep |
(03-Feb-2006) Telltale signs are different |
(03-Feb-2006) Telltale signs are different |
(03-Feb-2006) It should benefit patients and help control potential outbreaks, officials say |
(02-Feb-2006) Almost all samples of virus not affected by amantadine and rimantadine, CDC says |
(01-Feb-2006) Genetically engineered vaccine protected mice against the H5N1 virus |
(28-Jan-2006) Food and drink beforehand can skew the results, new study finds |
(26-Jan-2006) Data could lead to insights on ways to prevent, treat human infections |
(24-Jan-2006) Those over 65 should get it with flu inoculation, government recommends |
(19-Jan-2006) These drugs won't do much to fight 'regular' flu, either, experts say |
(13-Jan-2006) RSV is leading cause of infant hospitalization |
(10-Jan-2006) Finding part of new guidelines from chest physicians |
(10-Jan-2006) Finding comes as part of new guidelines from chest physicians |
(09-Jan-2006) Illness might not be particularly lethal, some experts suggest |
(21-Dec-2005) Additional drugs may be needed to deal with possible resistant form of the virus |
(14-Dec-2005) Many were previously healthy; most were under 6 months old, CDC report finds |
(09-Dec-2005) Journal article claims they are, but CDC expert denies the charge |
(06-Dec-2005) Two years after intranasal vaccine's introduction to market, new evidence backs its use in healthy people |
(01-Dec-2005) Suggestions on how to breathe easier |
(28-Nov-2005) But experts don't think the approach is practical in the field |
(24-Nov-2005) 'Tis the season for congestion, but simple precautions can help, experts say |
(18-Nov-2005) But the vaccine is not for everyone |
(11-Nov-2005) H5N1 virus spurs massive, and potentially deadly, inflammatory reaction, scientists say |
(10-Nov-2005) But local officials are reporting shortages |
(03-Nov-2005) Stockpiling won't be sufficient, Annan says in laying out seven-point plan |
(02-Nov-2005) 20 million doses of vaccine and surveillance networks are part of the strategy |
(01-Nov-2005) A key would be $1.2 billion for enough vaccine to protect 20 million Americans |
(01-Nov-2005) They're at a higher risk of flu-related respiratory failure, study finds |
(31-Oct-2005) It can push blood through your system |
(31-Oct-2005) But more research into reverse genetics is needed before widespread use, experts say |
(24-Oct-2005) Despite concern about avian flu, it poses little risk to humans so far, officials say |
(20-Oct-2005) But U.S. health officials insist there will soon be enough to meet demand |
(14-Oct-2005) Experts say finding may be cause for concern in face of potential flu pandemic |
(11-Oct-2005) It seems effective, but immunity requires 2 shots and longer time to take effect, researchers say |
(09-Oct-2005) As many as 1.9 million Americans could die in a pandemic, document says |
(08-Oct-2005) As many as 1.9 million Americans could die in a pandemic, document says |
(07-Oct-2005) Steps include vaccines and antiviral drug |
(05-Oct-2005) Common genes may make both strains particularly deadly, experts warn |
(22-Sep-2005) City, county health officials also warn that U.S. is ill-prepared for pandemic |
(21-Sep-2005) Second study found growing resistance to antivirals, especially in Asia |
(19-Sep-2005) In acne patients, use doubled odds for upper respiratory tract infection |
(15-Sep-2005) Seek treatment to avoid an infection |
(14-Sep-2005) Government to first target high-risk groups, which now include hurricane survivors |
(07-Sep-2005) Drink lots of fluids |
(07-Sep-2005) Drink lots of fluids |
(07-Sep-2005) Drink lots of fluids |
(01-Sep-2005) Four companies will supply up to 97 million doses, officials say |
(31-Aug-2005) GlaxoSmithKline's Fluarix increases supply for upcoming season |
(22-Aug-2005) If you're sick, they'll do you no good |
(22-Aug-2005) If you're sick, they'll do you no good |
(18-Aug-2005) They offer stronger protection against two worrisome diseases, experts say |
(12-Aug-2005) Survey of U.S. teachers finds classrooms crawling with infectious 'bugs' |
(12-Aug-2005) Zanamivir better than oseltamivir in event of epidemic, researcher says |
(12-Aug-2005) Survey of U.S. teachers finds classrooms crawling with infectious 'bugs' |
(11-Aug-2005) Survey of U.S. teachers finds classrooms crawling with infectious 'bugs' |
(11-Aug-2005) Survey of U.S. teachers finds classrooms crawling with infectious 'bugs' |
(09-Aug-2005) Top U.S. health official says successful human trials don't translate to immediate use |
(03-Aug-2005) Anti-viral drugs and quarantining infected individuals are two keys, studies report |
(27-Jul-2005) Herbal treatment ineffective in preventing or treating colds, researchers say |
(25-Jul-2005) Researchers suggest it appeared in NYC months before taking its colossal toll |
(18-Jul-2005) Mad cow, avian flu and West Nile highlight the threat, report says |
(06-JUL-2005) Mild cases can be kept at home |
(06-Jul-2005) Deadly strain could pose threat to humans, researchers say |
(13-JUN-2005) Minorities receive fewer flu shots and eye, cholesterol tests, study finds |
(10-JUN-2005) Boosts older shots that may have worn off |
(02-JUN-2005) All should be vaccinated, researchers say |
(10-MAY-2005) Reports find questions about supply, cost and availability |
(03-MAY-2005) Also protects against tetanus and diphtheria |
(21-APR-2005) Top official estimates two dozen samples still to be found |
(14-APR-2005) Destruction of dangerous pathogen continues; no reports of illness |
(13-APR-2005) Test facilities in 18 countries scramble to destroy 1957 killer 'Asian Flu' virus; U.S. health official says public exposure threat low |
(01-APR-2005) Help your child avoid them |
(24-MAR-2005) d have early results within seven months |
(17-MAR-2005) Be careful when traveling to affected areas |
(10-MAR-2005) Officials could do more to protect passengers from airborne disease, researchers contend |
(10-MAR-2005) Officials could do more to protect passengers from airborne disease, researchers contend |
(03-MAR-2005) After slow start, widespread activity reported, U.S. officials say |
(24-FEB-2005) More science needed on practice of vaccinating those under 2, report says |
(16-FEB-2005) Two deaths involving brain inflammation reported in Vietnam |
(14-FEB-2005) Study finds mortality rates flat since 80s, despite increased vaccination |
(11-FEB-2005) Children transmit the virus more readily than any other group of individuals |
(03-FEB-2005) The drug could prove a lifeline for very ill patients |
(27-JAN-2005) Officials also endorse local efforts to offer shots to all if surplus exists |
(17-JAN-2005) States starting to lift restrictions on who can get a shot |
(07-JAN-2005) Scientists find ingredient in brew might ease colds, cramps |
(07-JAN-2005) Experts caution the worst may be yet to come |
(06-JAN-2005) Echinacea didn't ease child cold symptoms in study |
(17-DEC-2004) Government panel seeks wider immunizations in areas with enough vaccine |
(16-DEC-2004) Mild start to season, lack of demand easing potential problems, officials say |
(11-DEC-2004) One key: Frequent handwashing, doctors say |
(07-DEC-2004) German-made vaccine procured under investigational drug application |
(03-DEC-2004) Tips include lots of hand washing and plenty of rest |
(03-DEC-2004) Tips include lots of hand washing and plenty of rest |
(29-NOV-2004) So dress warmly |
(29-NOV-2004) Suggestions on how to wait it out |
(26-NOV-2004) There are simple ways to stay virus-free |
(23-NOV-2004) Better public awareness may stem resistance to drugs |
(23-NOV-2004) Better public awareness may stem resistance to drugs |
(16-NOV-2004) How to tell the difference |
(09-NOV-2004) More vaccine being shipped to states, federal officials say |
(03-NOV-2004) Won't work for elderly and for this season, though |
(02-NOV-2004) Consecutive vaccines have cumulative effect, study finds |
(28-OCT-2004) Additional foreign vaccines would bring total to 66 million amid shortage |
(26-OCT-2004) Study finds they reduce unnecessary doctor visits, lost days of work |
(26-OCT-2004) The longer you use them, the greater the risk, study finds |
(21-OCT-2004) Government says total vaccine supply now at 61 million doses |
(20-OCT-2004) Campaign gains added urgency in wake of vaccine shortage |
(20-OCT-2004) Campaign gains added urgency in wake of vaccine shortage |
(19-OCT-2004) Still leaves the nation well short of needed doses |
(16-OCT-2004) Experts help you sift through misconceptions |
(15-OCT-2004) Supplies from Chiron factory in England can't be salvaged, health officials say |
(14-OCT-2004) But existing vaccine supplies are good match for predominant strain, some experts say |
(12-OCT-2004) CDC says it will allocate vaccine yet to be shipped |
(11-OCT-2004) Top official says agency didn't realize British plant would be shut |
(07-OCT-2004) Only 55 million doses for 95 million people at risk |
(06-OCT-2004) CDC says most vulnerable should go to front of line; dilution proposed |
(05-OCT-2004) Supplier halted; talk moves to rationing remaining doses |
(03-OCT-2004) Pain relievers, decongestants and even chicken soup remain treatment staples |
(03-OCT-2004) Study finds one in spring, another in fall easier than two a month apart in fall |
(23-SEP-2004) Experts say it's especially true for the most vulnerable |
(22-SEP-2004) But most mild cases would get better on their own anyway, doctors note |
(15-SEP-2004) How to know when that persistent cough is more than just annoying |
(14-SEP-2004) Aging population and more virulent strains to blame, study finds |
(08-SEP-2004) Doctors surveyed said those aged 12 to 35 months could be vaccinated |
(02-SEP-2004) Finding raises worries about transmission to humans |
(27-AUG-2004) CDC expects half of doses to be a month late |
(26-AUG-2004) Tamiflu incidence higher than thought, but maker cites faults with study |
(17-AUG-2004) But it's not effective against lower respiratory infections, such as pneumonia |
(17-AUG-2004) But it's not effective against lower respiratory infections, such as pneumonia |
(13-AUG-2004) Involves lots of muscles working together |
(12-AUG-2004) CDC finds it gave more protection than experts had thought |
(29-JUL-2004) Symptoms, X-rays distinguish inhalation form when time is crucial |
(29-JUL-2004) CDC reports record-high childhood immunization rates |
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