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Contents
How to Prevent Swine Flu
Now I’ve Got Swine Flu – Really
New Brazilian Swine Flu Discovered
Swine Flu in London, UK

How to Prevent Swine Flu

Posted on 18/07 by Andy Roberts

Dr David Hill ( from the World Innovation Foundation ?) left a comment on my previous post – “Swine Flu Caccination Plan” which I feel deserves to be promoted to a post of its own, below. He points out the … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics, Swine Flu | Tagged Dr David Hill, fatal flu, flu virus, killer flu, spanish flu, spanish flu of 1918, strain, swine flu, swine flu pandemic, Vaccination, World Innovation Foundation |

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 →

Posted in Swine Flu | Tagged ambulance, Facebook, h5n1, influenza, London, spanish flu, swine flu, swine flu pandemic, Symptoms, tamiflu, twitter |

New Brazilian Swine Flu Discovered

Posted on 17/06 by Andy Roberts

A new strain of swine flu has been discovered in Brazil, showing that the type A H1N1 swine flu virus is fully capable of mutating. New Strain of Swine Flu Discovered in Brazil – Infectious Disease – FOXNews.com A new … Continue reading →

Posted in Swine Flu | Tagged Brazil, Brazilian Swine Flu, flu virus, H1N1, Mexican Swine Flu, Pandemic, spanish flu, strain, swine flu |

Swine Flu in London, UK

Posted on 30/04 by Andy Roberts

More cases of Swine Flu in London Two more people in London have been diagnosed with swine flu virus H1N1 type A, the UK Department of Health confirmed on 30th April One is a 23 year old man from Islington, … Continue reading →