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- Resolved Question: What is the difference between a pandemic and an epidemic?
...they are calling it an pandemic. Is there a difference or are... - Resolved Question: What is the probability of a flu based pandemic in the next 20 years?
... there in a major flu based pandemic that would seriously reduce (15% or more) the... - Resolved Question: How long before the World Health Organiation declares swine flue a global pandemic?
...swine flu to level five - one short of a full pandemic. Dr Margaret Chan says : 'All of... - Resolved Question: How bad would the panic be if swine flu becomes a pandemic?
...a level 5 to a level 6- which means a full on pandemic. How would people react? - Resolved Question: How to infect new nations in Pandemic 2 when the world is on lockdown?
...39;m in a strategic and messy game of Pandemic 2. I am a bacteria and I... - Resolved Question: What is this worry about the flu pandemic?
...the world over so worried about a flu pandemic? I thought flu, at most, will only... - Resolved Question: How do you increase the difficulty of Pandemic in a two player game?
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... that a human pandemic would only occur if... pandemic and afterwards? - Resolved Question: Why did the WHO change the definition of the word pandemic? Was it simply to call H1N1 a pandemic?
... changed its definition of pandemic? The old definition was a new virus... - Resolved Question: What are the basic precautions issued by the government to help contain the possible flu pandemic?
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Even if a 59% mortality rate for H5N1 is too high, the virus could still cause a flu pandemic more serious than that of 1918. - Closing schools during pandemic effective
HAMILTON, Ontario, Feb. 7 (UPI) -- Closing schools is effective in slowing the spread of infectious disease and should be considered during pandemic outbreaks, researchers in Canada suggest. - School closures slowed spread of 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic
Using high-quality data about the incidence of influenza infections in Alberta during the 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic, the researchers show that when schools closed for the summer, the transmission of infection from person to person was sharply reduced. - Flu Pandemic Preparedness: Growing Vaccines In a Greenhouse
If you were to ask the average person what the number one killer of mankind has been throughout history, they might throw out some ideas. Famine? Heart disease? War? Good guesses, but they'd be wrong. That dubious honor can be laid at the feet (figuratively speaking) of a very, very tiny killer: a virus. - Children bore brunt of 2009 H1N1 flu
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Feb. 10 (UPI) -- Dutch and World Health Organization officials said the 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic in Europe was no worse than the seasonal flu, but children bore the brunt of it. - Experts: Dual-use H5N1 studies may not hasten pandemic response
Feb 8, 2012 (CIDRAP News) – International experts say that, while experiments on H5N1 avian flu transmission in mammals are important, publishing full details of such "dual-use" studies likely will not speed up the vaccine response in a pandemic, according to a news report and editorial in Nature today. - School closures slow spread of pH1N1
( McMaster University ) Using high-quality data about the incidence of influenza infections in Alberta during the 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic, the researchers show that when schools closed for the summer, the transmission of infection from person to person was sharply reduced. - Study of deadly flu sparks debate amidst fears of new pandemic
The 2009 flu pandemic, although not especially deadly, revealed just how quickly a new influenza virus could elude surveillance and spread internationally. It also left health experts eying the disease that many fear could cause the next pandemic: H5N1, the avian flu. According to World Health Organization standards, that virus is phenomenally deadly, killing about half the people that contract ... - Lab flu may not aid vaccines
Game-changing vaccine technologies are needed to strengthen global pandemic defences. - School closures slow spread of pH1N1: study
Closing elementary and secondary schools can help slow the spread of infectious disease and should be considered as a control measure during pandemic outbreaks, according to a McMaster University led study.
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