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Scenes From a Swine Flu Battle Zone. Doctors at Frontline
The frontlines in the battle against the swine flu epidemic resemble a war zone, with many hospitals forced to create special zones to treat the crowds of patients scrambling for treatment.
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Swine Flu Kills 5 More in Rajasthan, Death Toll Rises to 73
Five more deaths due to swine flu were reported in Rajasthan on Thursday, taking the toll since the beginning of the year to 73, officials said.
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43 People Test Positive for H1N1 Virus
Forty-three more people tested positive for H1N1 virus today including four medicos, taking the total number of cases reported in the national capital to 361, including five persons who died, so far this season.
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Three Swine Flu Deaths in One Day in Hyderabad
Three persons suffering from swine flu have died in a single day in Hyderabad, triggering fears of an epidemic. Over the last week, 10 cases have been reported.
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Blog: Tamil Nadu braces for swine flu
The suspected death of a 70-year-old farmer in Tamil Nadu's Tirupur region due to swine flu this morning has triggered fears of the outbreak of the dreaded H1N1 virus. In the last couple of days, four cases of children testing positive from the outpatient ward of a government hospital, King Institute in Chennai, have been reported. This is not enou...
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Two people test positive for swine flu in Mumbai
The dreaded H1N1 virus that has claimed many lives over the past two years, has reared its ugly head once again in Mumbai.Yesterday, two people in Mumbai tested positive for the virus. After throat swabs were sent to Haffkine institute, pathological tests conducted on the samples diagnosed that the swine flu virus had infected a 37-year-old woman f...
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Tamiflu not effective?
Tamiflu, if taken within 48 hours, is the only drug that can treat swine flu or H1n1 pandemic flu in the initial stages. But a new study published in British Medical Journal says that drugs like aspirin may actually be better to treat Swine Flu.
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Antivirals on retail sale in India
The antiviral drug Tamiflu will be available for retail purchase in India from September 22. The drug is widely used for treating swine flu (H1N1 influenza).
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Tamilflu in stores from next week
The government may soon allow the retail sale of Tamiflu, the only drug available to treat swine flu.
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Now, Tamiflu at a chemist near you
The government on Monday decided to allow retail sale of Tamiflu, which is the only drug available to treat swine flu.
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Tamiflu may do kids more harm than good: Study
Tamiflu, the anti-viral drug for swine flu, may do more harm than good to children afflicted with the H1N1 virus, a new study published on Tuesday says.
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No human cases of bird flu in western India
Tests indicate that people in western India, who were suspected of having bird flu have not shown any sign of the deadly H5N1 infection.
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Fake drugs on the Internet
Criminals are using the Internet to sell increasing quantities of counterfeit medicines, including fake versions of bird flu drug Tamiflu.
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Scenes From a Swine Flu Battle Zone. Doctors at Frontline
The frontlines in the battle against the swine flu epidemic resemble a war zone, with many hospitals forced to create special zones to treat the crowds of patients scrambling for treatment.
-
Swine Flu Kills 5 More in Rajasthan, Death Toll Rises to 73
Five more deaths due to swine flu were reported in Rajasthan on Thursday, taking the toll since the beginning of the year to 73, officials said.
-
43 People Test Positive for H1N1 Virus
Forty-three more people tested positive for H1N1 virus today including four medicos, taking the total number of cases reported in the national capital to 361, including five persons who died, so far this season.
-
Three Swine Flu Deaths in One Day in Hyderabad
Three persons suffering from swine flu have died in a single day in Hyderabad, triggering fears of an epidemic. Over the last week, 10 cases have been reported.
-
Blog: Tamil Nadu braces for swine flu
The suspected death of a 70-year-old farmer in Tamil Nadu's Tirupur region due to swine flu this morning has triggered fears of the outbreak of the dreaded H1N1 virus. In the last couple of days, four cases of children testing positive from the outpatient ward of a government hospital, King Institute in Chennai, have been reported. This is not enou...
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Two people test positive for swine flu in Mumbai
The dreaded H1N1 virus that has claimed many lives over the past two years, has reared its ugly head once again in Mumbai.Yesterday, two people in Mumbai tested positive for the virus. After throat swabs were sent to Haffkine institute, pathological tests conducted on the samples diagnosed that the swine flu virus had infected a 37-year-old woman f...
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Tamiflu not effective?
Tamiflu, if taken within 48 hours, is the only drug that can treat swine flu or H1n1 pandemic flu in the initial stages. But a new study published in British Medical Journal says that drugs like aspirin may actually be better to treat Swine Flu.
-
Antivirals on retail sale in India
The antiviral drug Tamiflu will be available for retail purchase in India from September 22. The drug is widely used for treating swine flu (H1N1 influenza).
-
Tamilflu in stores from next week
The government may soon allow the retail sale of Tamiflu, the only drug available to treat swine flu.
-
Now, Tamiflu at a chemist near you
The government on Monday decided to allow retail sale of Tamiflu, which is the only drug available to treat swine flu.
-
Tamiflu may do kids more harm than good: Study
Tamiflu, the anti-viral drug for swine flu, may do more harm than good to children afflicted with the H1N1 virus, a new study published on Tuesday says.
-
No human cases of bird flu in western India
Tests indicate that people in western India, who were suspected of having bird flu have not shown any sign of the deadly H5N1 infection.
-
Fake drugs on the Internet
Criminals are using the Internet to sell increasing quantities of counterfeit medicines, including fake versions of bird flu drug Tamiflu.
