Serum Institute launches intra nasal H1N1 vaccine NasovacTM
Serum Institute launches intra nasal H1N1 vaccine NasovacTM
Mumbai, Jul 14 : India’s largest vaccine manufacturer, Serum Institute has announced the launch of its indigenously developed intra-nasal vaccine, NasovacTM for preventing H1N1 infections.
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Categories: Swine Flu Vaccine Tags: H1N1, Institute, intra, launches, nasal, NasovacTM, Serum, vaccine
Should you be worried about the H1N1 vaccine risk?
Should you be worried about the H1N1 vaccine risk?
Every year as temperature drops, it is common to see a rise in people catching the flu. However, since the start of the H1N1 pandemic in May, there is an increased and real worry that more people is going to be affected by the flu virus. In American, the impending arrival of the first shipments of H1N1 Swine Flu vaccine, there are divided views about whether could be possible risk.
Why are there worries surrounding the H1N1 Swine Flu vaccine? One report indicated the many people feel that the flu vaccine was rushed through development and testing. This may result in any potential side effect. There is also the fear that the vaccine could cause a rare condition called Guillian Bar Syndrome (though there is a 1 in a million chance of that happening) which affect the body. To make matter worst, there are also reports that some health workers are reluctant to take the vaccine.
Between the possibility of getting swine flu and suffering from any side effect of the H1N1 flu vaccine, I would choose not to take the vaccine if I am healthy and well. I would however attempt to improve my immune system with proper nutrients, supplements like Vitamin C and take care of personal hygiene. However, if I am pregnant or have young children, it will be a difficult decision. Would I be irresponsible by not taking the vaccine since the risks in not proven or is it just as irresponsible to subject my children to any possible risk?
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Stalked, Extended – CTTV Version
The first friday short, Stalked. Now with 100% more sound! Here’s the basic plot: Someone is being followed by a masked unknown man. Music in credits: Song: Drums, and Bass (Me I’m Not Remix) Artist: Ambient End / Nine Inch Nails Old version here: www.youtube.com
Categories: Swine Flu Symptoms Tags: CTTV, Extended, Stalked, Version
Minnesota Swine Flu – Protect Yourself – Swine Flu in Minnesota
Swine Flu in Minnesota is becoming a serious problem as the winter flu season gets underway. Learn how to protect yourself and your family from Minnesota Swine Flu. Read this article to keep yourself safe from Swine Flu in Minnesota. Minnesota Swine Flu – Protect Yourself – Swine Flu in Minnesota.
The number of swine flu cases in Minnesota continues to increase, but there is no need to panic. With just a few simple steps, you can reduce the chance that you will catch swine flu this year. First of all – wash your hands regularly. This is basic advice, but it is one of the easiest ways to prevent the spread of the swine flu virus. You can use soap and water or an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Also, if you have to cough or sneeze, do so into a tissue or the sleeve of your shirt. Another effective way to guard against swine flu & other flu viruses is to boost your immune system. This can be done through regular exercise, a healthy diet and products such as FluImmune500.
Minnesota has been hit hard by swine flu already this season. If you are a resident of Minnesota, you should do everything possible to protect yourself and your family from the H1NI swine flu virus. Boost your immune system and wash your hands regularly and you will have a better chance of staying healthy this flu season. Minnesota Swine Flu is a serious but manageable issue – I wish you and your family good health this flu season.