Japan creates a suit of armor against Swine Flu

www.physorg.com...

The wool suit is coated with titanium dioxide, which breaks down the virus molecules on contact under ultraviolet light, Haruyama Trading Co. said. The material, which can also reduce odours such as cigarette smoke, will keep its anti-virus properties even after being dry cleaned more than 20 times, the company said.

This is so stupid, another company marketing and profiting from people's fears. Hopefully this DOESN'T become a late night infomercial in the US, or even worse...

it might become relevant.

You can believe it all you want. As soon as I saw wool, I gave up my belief in it too. If it can be dry-cleaned, then it probably won't stop anything. Plastic Haz-mat suits come to mind for things that work.