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Originally posted by jedi_hamster
reply to post by bertand cantat
antibiotics are fighting bacteria, not viruses. those are two entirely different things.
and current H1N1 strain being in circulation has a mutation that not only makes it more dangerous (attacks lungs from the very beginning), but also makes vaccine useless, as WHO admitted. they just don't think people have to know, so there's no hype about that. and it's resistant to tamiflu as well. bummer.
[edit on 28-11-2009 by jedi_hamster]
Originally posted by jedi_hamster
reply to post by bertand cantat
antibiotics are fighting bacteria, not viruses. those are two entirely different things.
and current H1N1 strain being in circulation has a mutation that not only makes it more dangerous (attacks lungs from the very beginning), but also makes vaccine useless, as WHO admitted. they just don't think people have to know, so there's no hype about that. and it's resistant to tamiflu as well. bummer.
[edit on 28-11-2009 by jedi_hamster]
Originally posted by masonicon
Is you Completely Helpless if you get Swine Flu because it may be Terminal Illness Because It have no Cure?
Australia’s Swine Flu Vaccination Plan to Test Global Interest
The virus has killed at least 3,205 people since it was discovered in late April, according to the WHO, which estimates as many as 500,000 people die every year because of seasonal flu. In New Zealand, researchers found that about 1 in 20,000 cases (of the current swine flu) were fatal.