Influenza
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Influenza Guide: Preventing and Treating the FluInfluenza, commonly known as "the flu", is a more severe illness than the common cold. In this article, the author describes the different types of influenza, symptoms, prevention, and treatment. -
2010-2011 Seasonal Influenza VaccineWhat you need to know about influenza to keep your family health this year.
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Influenza Survey Finds People Afraid of Getting Flu from VaccineA recent survey released by the National Foundation of Infectious Diseases found over 50% of the 1,014 surveyed would not receive the flu vaccine and that 46% of those surveyed were afraid of becoming infected with influenza through the vaccine. -
Protect Your Dog from Canine InfluenzaInfluenza viruses have the ability to mutate and increase either their virulence or ability to infect new species, and are highly contagious.
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Facts and Information About Canine InfluenzaHere are several important facts and information about canine influenza that every dog owner should know. -
Canine Influenza - Facts and StatsAll about K-9 Influenza: Symptoms, diagnosis, prevention, at risk, and treatment information along with our personal experience. -
Influenza: Vaccination Plus Healthy HabitsInfluenza,vaccine,handwashing -
Chiropractic Care During 1918 Influenza Epidemic Reveals Startling StatisticsThe 1918 Influenza Epidemic swept the world. As we face another possible flu epidemic, a look at chiropractic 1918 influenza epidemic records reveal startling statistics for pandemic preparedness. -
Human Cases of Swine Influenza InvestigatedWhile it is not known at this time how easily the virus spreads between people, the current indicators suggest Swine Influenza spreads the same way as seasonal flu. -
New Canine Influenza Virus VaccinationDeadly canine influenza virus (H3N8) steadily increasing among canine breeds. The virus mutated from horses to dogs. Approved by the FDA a new canine influenza vaccination.
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Critical Lessons of the Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918Influenza pandemics are not a new phenomenon. The first flu pandemic to be documented occurred in 1580. Its rapid spread from Asia to Europe devastated a number of Spanish cities and an estimated 10% of Rome's population in six short weeks. -
Stay Healthy During the Influenza a (H1N1) PandemicThe recent outbreak of swine-origin influenza Virus A (also termed H1N1), or more commonly known as "swine flu," has many people concerned about their health. These concerns are justified, but need to be placed into perspective to avoid.....
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Tips to Be Healthy in Influenza a (H1N1) or Swine FluSwine Flu or Swine Influenza is a respiratory disease generally associated with Pigs by type A Influenza A virus (H1N1 subtype).
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Northern Manitoba First Nations Communities Received Body Bags Instead of Requested Medicines for the H1N1 InfluenzaNorthern Manitoba First Nations Communities received body bags when they were requesting medicines to deal with The H1N1 influenza in their remote reservations.
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Government Intervention Through Drug Companies to Deliver Millions of Doses of Vaccine for H1N1 Influenza VirusThe government's decision to mass vaccinate the French against influenza A H1N1 is logically based on health professionals performance which is a heavy responsibility. The strength of modern medicine is based on scientific evidence.
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H1N1 Influenza Vaccine FactsThe Centers for Disease Control recommends that H1N1 influenza vaccines be administered as soon as possible to high risk individuals. -
Recommendations for the Seasonal and H1N1 (Swine Flu) Influenza Virus VaccinesA common question that arises during the flu season every year, and especially this flu season is: do I need to receive the flu vaccine? The seasonal influenza and H1N1 (swine flu) vaccines each have specific usage recommendations.
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Influenza, Flu Shots and AntiviralsThe flu, which is caused by one of several influenza viruses, is an infectious disease which affects humans, birds & other mammals. There are other strains of influenza which affect fish, insects & other animals, but which are not passable to humans.
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Swine Flu (H1N1 Influenza A) and Attendance in SchoolsThe swine flu (2009 H1N1 influenza A virus), is obviously affecting attendance in schools. The CDC has provided guidance on what procedures should take place so that our schools can be as safe as possible. -
Epidemic Influenza: Origin of Influenza Pandemics and the Swine InfluenzaIn mild forms, influenza may be difficult to distinguish from the common cold. Yet it may also be a major contributing cause of death during epidemics, as in the case of the current one that started in Mexico.
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Information that You Need to Know About InfluenzaInfluenza information and resources. Current events and some personal experiences noted to give my take on the flu virus. -
Swine Flu: Why it is a Misnomer for the Human InfluenzaThis article attempts to explain where the term "Swine flu" comes from, and why it is used to describe some forms of influenza that are actually not common to pigs at all.
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H1N1: A Subtype of Influenza a VirusInfluenza Virus
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How Influenza Viruses are IdentifiedFor the purpose of having adequate and uniform description of influenza viruses, it has become necessary to design a system of notation to compare the nature of the virus strains as they undergo mutation year by year.
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Canine Influenza: Its Symptoms and TreatmentsAn overview of the history of the canine influenza virus, its symptoms, transmission and treatments.
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US Demands Royalties on Influenza A(H1N1) Mexican Swine Flu VaccineThe United States has angered poorer nations by demanding that pharmaceutical companies should be able to claim copyright and collect royalties on influenza vaccines and virus research material.
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Influenza ImmunizationA look at influenza and how vaccines are created to protect against it.
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Influenza and Its HistoryAn overview of influenza and has it has affected America's history.
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Tracking the Household Transmission of H1N1 (Swine Flu) Influenza VirusH1N1 (swine flu) influenza virus has a different transmission pattern compared to seasonal flu. A recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine tracked the household spread of swine flu to look for individuals more susceptible than others.
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Risks and Benefits of Vaccinating Pregnant Women Against InfluenzaRisks and benefits of vaccinating pregnant women against influenza
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Influenza Virus Strains Becoming Resistant to TreatmentNew research shows that some strains of influenza virus are becoming resistant to the currently available treatments. Find out more about this disturbing situation.
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The Great InfluenzaJohn M. Barry recounts the tale of the 1918 influenza pandemic.
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Influenza Outbreaks Reflect Changes in Viral StructureH3N2, H1N1, H5N1 -- what do all of those numbers mean -- and will your number come up this year? Learn more about how influenza behaves '" and why.
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Helpful Tips for when Influenza StrikesInfluenza is painful, and can be long lasting. Here are a few tips that may help influenza suffers find a little relief. The right foods, drinks, clothing, and doctors are all important to discuss.
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The Historical Impact of Influenza, the Common ColdWhy do influenza outbreaks lead to such pandamonium? The answer lies in the history of the virus. -
Dealing with Influenza - a Layman's GuideDealing with influenza is easier than before with Tamiflu oseltamivir. It is prescribed for flu prevention and treatment in adults and children aged 1 year or more. The active ingredient oseltamivir stops the flu virus from replicating inside the body.
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Canine InfluenzaAll about canine influenza.
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What Are the Different Types of Influenza?The term influenza covers a lot of type of viruses but there are only three common types, these are influenza type A, influenza type B, and influenza type C.
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Protecting Kids from InfluenzaWhat are the most important things to do to protect your family from influenza this year?
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The Morphology of the Influenza Virus Protein CoatInfluenza epidemics such as the Spanish Flu of 1918 can spring up in a moment, due to the morphology of the influenza virus protein coat. What is that? This article probes that topic.
