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H1N1 Virus – Swine Flu Season in Full Flow
Now I’ve Got Swine Flu – Really
Wild birds not to blame

H1N1 Virus – Swine Flu Season in Full Flow

Posted on 26/11 by Andy Roberts

Swine Flu Season in Full Flow – H1N1 Virus check It’s been more than six months since the swine flu epidemic erupted worldwide and in that time we have seen at least two major waves of illness around the northern … Continue reading →

Posted in Swine Flu | Tagged demographics, epidemic, flu, flu epidemic, H1N1, h5n1, influenza, Northern Hemishpere, Pandemic, School, Swine, tamiflu, UK, US, Vaccination |

Now I’ve Got Swine Flu – Really

Posted on 06/07 by Andy Roberts

First Person Swine Flu I have written about swine flu recently from an epidemiological point of view but now, unfortunately, I’m in the position of being able to provide a first person account of the disease as it progresses in … Continue reading →

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Wild birds not to blame

Posted on 05/02 by Andy Roberts

Circumstantial evidence points to bird flu spreading along transport routes of international trade rather than from migrating birds. Locals in the Suffolk town near the Bernard Mathews turkey factory report many Hungarian lorries going in and out in the past … Continue reading →