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13.11.2009, 09:40
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As the H1N1 or “swine flu” virus spreads across the globe, it seems as if many people living in Russia are taking extreme measures to protect themselves.
22.05.2009, 23:39
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A New York-Moscow flight passenger diagnosed with swine flu A of the H1N1 subtype has been hospitalized, and is in a satisfactory condition according to Russia’s Chief Sanitary Inspector Gennady Onishchenko.
13.11.2009, 17:24
While there are no specific drugs for swine flu, Simon Matskeplishvili, a professor at the UN Academy of Sciences, told RT that keeping hands clean and drinking a lot of liquids are the best ways to avoid the virus.
20.05.2009, 14:27
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Conversations about the swine flu tend to revolve around who has it, where it has appeared, what the symptoms are, and how to prevent it. But there's little conversation about the risks and havoc of the swine flu online.
26.11.2009, 15:12
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The message is clear – we are all going to die from swine flu. It spreads fast, it is dangerous, and it must be feared – says the World Health Organization.
01.11.2009, 09:00
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The US vaccination program against swine flu is a failure, according to US Congressman Ron Paul. This is just one indicator of the government’s inability to handle social problems, he says.
19.08.2009, 21:33
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The potential reactivation of the new swine flu vaccine raises concerns about the relatively mild to moderate symptoms associated with the disease, says the president of the U.S. National Vaccine Information Center.
28.04.2009, 03:11
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Swine flu has crossed the Atlantic with cases now confirmed in the UK and Spain. The World Health Organization has raised the flu alert, but says the pandemic was not inevitable.
26.08.2009, 16:32
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People in the US have been warned that youth and pregnant women are among the most severely at risk of swine flu. But it seems the virus may be showing another preference — for minorities.
16.10.2009, 12:20
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Panic about the H1N1 virus and mass vaccination calls are being deliberately whipped up by major drug-makers and top government officials to boost drugs sales, claims health industry entrepreneur Dr. Len Horowitz.
Published: 10 September, 2009, 23:15
In Russia's St. Petersburg, 30 people have agreed to test a new vaccine against swine flu. The volunteers will spend a week in hospital under medical monitoring.
