Tags: Swine Flu

First Human Case of Swine-Flu-Like Strain Detected in UK; Infection Source Still Unknown

MEDICINE & HEALTH 11.27.2023 23:11 PM

The first human case of A(H1N2)v flu strain, which is largely similar to swine flu, has been confirmed. Read to learn more.

Brazilian Woman, 42, Allegedly Dies of Swine Flu; CDC To Investigate Case Further

06.23.2023 02:24 AM

Her death has sparked concern because she allegedly did not get into direct contact with any pigs. Read to learn more.

First African Swine Flu Case Confirmed Near Germany-Poland Border

09.11.2020 08:50 AM

German authorities confirm the first case of African swine flu in a wild boar. The reported case is a potential threat to Europe's largest hog exporter.

New Swine Flu Strain in China May Have Pandemic Potential, Experts Warn

06.29.2020 22:41 PM

Experts found a new strain of swine flu containing 'essential hallmarks' of another pandemic.

Seasonal Flu May Increase The Tendency of Developing Parkinson's; Study Proved

05.31.2017 12:37 PM

The severe symptoms of Parkinson's may be derived by frequent and seasonal flu as well; know how

Swine Flu Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

04.04.2015 12:04 PM

Here's our overview of the swine flu. Technically, Swine Influenza refers to pigs, and sometimes pigs do spread the influenza virus to human beings.

Swine Flu Signs and Symptoms: Do You Have the H1N1 Virus?

03.03.2015 19:02 PM

Nowadays, the whole world is facing a serious issue of Swine Flu. If you are suffering from a continuous cough and fever, then you might be in doubt whether your body has been attacked by the H1N1 virus or not.

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