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Advanced Reading: Avian Flu in Humans
There’s evidence of bird flu infection in humans since 1997. Click here for the CDC article.
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By Sari HarrarBefore your sniffles morph into a nasty sinus, chest, or ear infection, here's how to fight back Mugs of tea, a bottle of ibuprofen, and a truckload of tissues won't get you through every case of the sniffles. Too often, the common cold turns into something more serious, zeroing in on your personal weak point to become a sinus infection, a sore throat, a nonstop cough, an attack of bronchitis, or an ear infection. And if you're prone to a particular complication — thanks, perhaps,...
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Advanced Reading: How Influenza Pandemics Occur
In this article, you’ll read more about virus genetics and how epidemics occur. Click here to get to the CDC web site.
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Advanced Reading: Flu and Flu Vaccine
Learn how viruses mutate and what that means for flu shots. This link takes you to an article on the CDC web site.
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