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Up until earlier this year, no one had even heard of swine flu. Now, as it's swept through at least 70 countries, including the United States, swine flu has become part of our collective consciousness. Read More
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Featured Flu Treatment ArticlesHave Heart Disease? Get the Swine Flu VaccineIf you have heart disease, the swine flu vaccine can do more than just prevent the aches, pains, and fever associated with the virus. It may also protect you from having a heart attack, according to study published in the British medical journal The Lancet.Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Abatacept May Protect Against FluThe Best Natural Flu RemediesSwine Flu FAQsDoes Your Child Have a Cold or the Flu?View All Flu Treatment ArticlesFlu Treatment NewsSeasonal flu may hit Europe after H1N1: experts
Fri, November 6, 2009
The H1N1 pandemic flu virus could kill up to 40,000 people across Europe and be followed by seasonal flu waves that could kill the same number, European health experts said on Friday. The Sweden-based European Center for Disease Prevention and Control said epidemics of H1N1, known as swine flu, were now affecting almost all countries in the European Union but it could not predict how intense the peaks would be.
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Even without the flu vaccine, there are steps you can take to help kids avoid catching the flu virus. Symptoms of the flu include fever, chills, congestion, muscle aches, cough and sneezing.
Play Video NowView All Flu Treatment VideosFlu Treatment Tip: Keep Your DistanceOne of the best ways to avoid the flu is to avoid contact with infected people. During the height of flu season, try to keep your distance at work and at parties, and call in sick if you're feeling ill. Keep in mind that it takes flu symptoms three to five days to appear, and during that waiting period, you're contagious and could infect others. |
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