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A Flu or Two!
Find out the answer to "How can I get the flu twice?"
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How H1N1 Infects Human Cells
The H1N1 influenza pandemic that is spanning the globe is not unusual in human history. Influenza constantly changes its coat to evade immune defenses.
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Bird Flu Virus Virulence
Virulence of the bird flu virus is partially attributed to its high mutation rate, which greatly facilitates genetic recombination, and as such more virulent strains.
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How Influenza Is Named
Swine flu, H1N1, bird flu, H5N1, type A influenza - these are five terms used to describe the various strains of a single virus, but what is the difference?
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Tamiflu Resistance in Pandemic H1N1
As pandemic H1N1 sweeps through schools, communities, and countries, it is beginning to reveal its adaptability: Mutations may render drugs like Tamiflu less useful.
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