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For countless people, the H1N1 influenza outbreak has become a major concern. But there are several signs and symptoms that swine flu has not completely taken over.

Is the fast-tracking of clinical trials for a swine flu vaccine to the so that it will be available for the peak flu season a good idea, or will it compromise safety?

With much anxiety over avian flu last year, and now swine flu this year, it's helpful to know the lingo: what's an epidemic, what's a pandemic?

H1N1 vaccine is recommended for daycare/school staff, children age 6 months, pregnant women, health care workers and adults age 65 who are prone to flu complications.

The swine flu epidemic was declared a phase 6 pandemic by the World Health Organization in June. Learn what that means, get swine flu facts, and find vaccine information.

Influenza A viruses are made of RNA. Human, swine and avian forms of influenza A virus strains can reassort to form novel viruses to which humans do not have immunity.

With the reopening of schools and the resurgence of 2009 H1N1 ("swine flu"), health experts worry about an unusual pattern of severity.

As experts predicted nearly one year ago, cases of swine flu are at epidemic levels and it is happening at a rate faster and earlier than previous flu seasons.

The H1N1 influenza's (Swine flu's) worst effect is still to be seen in poor African countries with poor healthcare systems.

The new H1N1 swine flu vaccines are now available. Are they safe? Which formulation is better? Here is what the infectious disease experts are saying.

Increasing scientific evidence shows that statins significantly reduces one's risk of acquiring serious infections and dying from such maladies including the H1N1 virus.

Washing hands frequently is just one way to help minimize the risk of getting the flu. Knowing the symptoms of flu may result in early intervention and milder cases.

The H1N1 virus, or Swine Flu, has made its debut in North America. As the flu season approaches, authorities are standing by to see if it makes a comeback this fall.

The FDA-approved influenza vaccine for swine flu comes in various formulations. Learn about the kinds of H1N1 virus vaccines, plus who should and shouldn't get each type.

The recent outbreak of Type A H1N1 influenza has many people asking questions about the biology of influenza virus. Such as what do the letters H and N refer to?

The World Health Organization has asked news outlets to refer to the 2009 Swine Flu virus as H1N1 Influenza A- but what does the name H1N1 Influenza A mean?

Let the buyer beware! Many products available online for H1N1 influenza are unapproved or completely fraudulent. The FDA is working with the FTC to stop this practice.

Is the H1N1 influenza something we should fear, if SARS and bird flu didn't turn into pandemics, either? Is there anything we can or should do to increase our safety?

What vaccine is the United States offering to fight the swine flu? When should a person get immunized? Read on to find out about the immunization process in the US.

As pandemic H1N1 sweeps through schools, communities, and countries, it is beginning to reveal its adaptability: Mutations may render drugs like Tamiflu less useful.

With the first African cases of H1N1 flu in Egypt, the World Health Organization has declared the recent flu virus outbreak a pandemic. How did it get to this?

Cat diagnosed with swine flu has pet owners asking if the new strain of swine flu virus can be transmitted between dogs and cats and humans.

The symptoms of swine flu in adults and in children are different. Learn about signs of swine flu in kids and influenza symptoms to watch out for with the H1N1 virus.

The latest November 2009 swine flu update from WHO reports that H1N1 is steady or declining in many areas of the globe. Get the most recent H1N1 statistics here.

Learn how to prepare & protect yourself & loved ones from swine flu: wash hands, disinfect surfaces, treat influenza symptoms & stock up on water & non-perishable food.

Parents, teachers and administrators are all concerned about the spread of the swine flu at school and the importance of keeping students in the classroom and learning.

Home caregivers can use several strategies to help protect themselves and others from the influenza virus.

The fear of swine influenza pandemic has spread worldwide. Why is H1N1 called swine flu? Is the new type of influenza threatening lives? Is there a cure? - Read on.

Learn about natural approaches to preventing swine H1N1 influenza infection by boosting your immune system with vitamin D supplements, hand-washing, exercise and more.

An indoor cat in Iowa has tested positive to H1N1 and appears to have caught it from his owners who recently had flu. Protect your cat from catching human swine flu.

Learn about the history of the H1N1 swine influenza virus as it relates to human outbreaks and pandemics. Find out about the swine flu infection and death rates.

The World Health Organization has issued a warning that there will only be about half the needed doses of H1N1 vaccine available.

Now that the Swine Flu (H1N1) has been declared a pandemic, with over 1 million cases suspected in the US alone, the CDC and US government intend to act quickly.

The World Health Organization has declared a flu pandemic and the Centres for Disease Control in Atlanta, Georgia has identified the culprit.

Recent data from the World Health Organization says swine flu cases and H1N1 deaths continue to increase, reaching five new countries and killing 371 people this week.

Keep up to speed with the most recent worldwide swine flu statistics available. Assess swine flu threat around the world and see what's new with H1N1 in November 2009.

Infectious diseases like H1N1(swine) flu are transmitted in various ways. Learn how germs are spread and how to prevent the transmission of communicable diseases.

Most people who usually get a seasonal flu shot will need to return later for their Swine Flu shot. Vaccination distribution will be expedited to target groups.

H1N1 (swine flu) shot rumors may be flying faster than the virus is spreading. Get the facts with answers to these 3 vital H1N1 vaccination questions.

The 2009 H1N1 vaccine appears to be safe. Additional information about flu vaccines can help those who are still undecided about getting immunized.

A Canadian study has found that women may be more at risk for becoming critically ill from the swine flu virus. Of the 168 H1N1 flu patients studied, 113 were women.

Can I get the H1N1 flu from eating bacon or ham? Can I give the swine flu to my pets? Read on to find the latest information on these questions.

This summer people continue to get sick with H1N1, known as Swine Flu. They present with mild to moderate symptoms sometimes misinterpreted as summer colds or allergy.

Common doubts and frequently asked questions on the prevention and treatment of swine flu caused by the novel H1N1 virus are discussed here.

This is the second week of school for Garret, and he's on leave early for Labor Day after being diagnosed with H1N1 Flu.

What is in the H1N1 flu vaccine? How many doses of the vaccine are needed for kids? Adults? Read on to find out answers to these important questions.

The swine flu vaccine is new and people are concerned about how getting this shot will affect them. Here is the latest information about how safe it is.

Some kids are more at risk for getting the swine flu, such as kids less than five years of age and those of any age with chronic medical conditions.

What are the signs that a child has the swine flu? What should a parent do? Here is information to help answer these questions.

What swine flu vaccine is being offered in Canada? What's the difference between an adjuvanted and non-adjuvanted vaccine? Read on to find out.