The school year starts and has already been much talk of H1N1 swine influenza o. Many people wonder, what are the dangers of swine flu? What is the best way to prevent the swine flu? It can be difficult to know whether you really need to be concerned or when people make a big deal out of nothing because many people have different opinions on this issue. Maybe I can help you decide if there is a risk of influenza virus.
First, swine influenza> Virus H1N1 virus or the flu virus to humans are one, although originally a swine flu, which will be developed under contagious. We now know that this is not quite right. Although most influenza viruses continue to evolve before being contagious swine virus' is actually a part of the pig (), part of avian (bird), and part of human viral genes.
Now, many people do not feel there is something involved, including the fact that the United States, has killed "only" 522People so far. I do not say panic, but I feel different. I think a little 'concern for the people would do well and help us avoid this number 522 000 in rotation.
522 people have died since the virus in the United States in early spring. The virus can appear anywhere, killed apparently healthy people and people at high risk. No one is immune to the risk it entails, and if one of these 522 people can make someone you know about the numbersirrelevant.
The best prevention for the swine flu vaccine that would be present, however, the development forward. There were 120 million will be ready in October, the beginning of flu season. Now I think it is only 45 million more over time.
The vaccine will be given to persons in priority order so that it can receive. If you can, you should consider whether you want it. The vaccine is very new and still experimental, because the development was drivenaside. Short of a vaccine, the next best thing is to educate yourself as much as possible of influence and the best methods to increase the likelihood that boil down to pick it up. A little research can go a long way.
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