Northern Ireland’s chief medical officer has defended comments he made that swine flu had the potential to be one of the biggest health threats the public would face and insisted the pandemic is not over.
Swine flu cases are set to grow exponentially over the next few months. The chief medical officers have been predicting and warning us all about a flu pandemic for a number of years now. This flu not only brings the same aches and pains …
Swine flu cases are set to grow exponentially over the next few months. The chief medical officers have been predicting and warning us all about a flu pandemic for a number of years now
During the past week, less than 5000 people were affected by swine flu . The Chief Medical Officer, Sir Liam Donaldson, said in a statement, “Levels of pandemic ‘ flu are currently very low, virtually concluding the second wave of the …
As this moves forward, I fully expect that we will see swine flu deaths from this infection.? How many is impossible to predict. The 1957 Asian flu pandemic infected 45 million Americans and killed 70000
Comment from the Chief Medical Officer for Wales, Dr Tony Jewell: Whilst numbers of infections continue to drop we are now in the traditional flu season and I.
What health officials want to know is was it swine flu or something more benign. The hype is on for any large numbers of people getting sick as a pandemic could cause great disruption and thousands of deaths.
Shares of the two public companies in the firm’s portfolio of eight Pandemic and Bio Defense companies — BioCryst Pharmaceuticals (BCRX.O) and Novavax (NVAX.O) — jumped Friday on news that the swine flu killed a reported 60 people in …
New blogger Afifah Hamilton has written an excellent blog on the swine flu pandemic that never was and the pharmaceutical industry’s huge profits gained by selling vaccines that nobody now wants. …
(The Sun) – A leading health expert said the swine flu scare was a “false pandemic ” led by drugs companies that stood to make billions from vaccines, The Sun reported Monday. Wolfgang Wodarg, head of health at the Council of Europe, …
