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Swine flu: Four more dead in Pune, toll 109 since April

Swine flu: Four more dead in Pune, toll 109 since April
Agencies Pune, Aug 10: Four more people have died of swine flu in Pune in the last two days, taking the toll of registered deaths to 109 from April this year. A majority of these deaths have been in rural areas, Health department sources said.

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Recession’s hardest hit face more troubles

Recession’s hardest hit face more troubles
The hardest hit by the recession are going to be hit again by budget cuts the County Board of Supervisors are expected to OK, The North County Times reports.

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Brazil already has more deaths for Swine flu than Mexico

Rio De Janeiro – Since day 28 of June, when Swine flu in Brazil was registered the first death because of the flu, the number of deaths comes growing the great speed. The point of Brazil already to appear as the third country with the biggest number of deaths, having exceeded of proper Mexico, where the first one appeared occasions of the illness. They are about 200 deaths in Brazil, according to data informed for the states until the beginning of the night of this monday, against 146 in Mexico, total that consists in the last bulletin of the Health department.

For specialists in epidemiology, the fact of Brazil to have surpassed Mexico can have as root cause the question of the climate.

- In Mexico I occasion, it appeared in the end of the winter. In Brazil, the cases, especially the deaths, had started to appear in the start of the winter – the president of the Brazilian Society of Infectologia, Stolen Juvêncio says.

The question of the climate is unanimity enters four infectologists heard for the JB.

- The virus has more difficulty of if spreading in the heat. As much for the fact of the people to be more to the outdoors in the summer, as for other factors that still are being studied for science. The solar incidence kills the virus with more easiness. E it also supports little high temperatures – the infectologista Alex Botsaris says.

It believes that from 15 of August, the number of cases and deaths between in one descending curve.

- And possibly in September middle, the epidemic must finish in Brazil – it deduces.

The epidemiology of the UFRJ, Edmilson Migowski, believes that the initial difficulty in the access to the antiviral, delays in the accomplishment of examinations and errors of diagnosis can have contributed for a number so raised of deaths.

- Now, the distribution of the medicine improved very. But other factors can have relevance. Each population has a different demographic characteristic. It can be that Brazil has more people in the calls groups of risk of what Mexico. Certainly it has gestantes little of what in European countries, where the number of deaths is low – Migowski says.

Rio De Janeiro – the Managing Advice of the State Institute of the Environment (Inea), executive agency tied the State secretary of the Environment, determined, in this monday, fine of 250 R$ a thousand and immediate interruption of the operational activities of landing of route 2 – constant reason of claim of inhabitants of the next quarters to the airport, shown for the JB of 2 of August – that it will only have to be used in emergency situations. All the operations in the airport had also been suspended in the period of 22h to 6h.

The deliberations will be kept at least until a complementary ambient study it proves the support of the operations in that passage.

The operational plan must consider given as the impact of the levels of noise produced by the traffic of aircraft, for a period of 15 days, over all in the quarters of Old Cosme, Botafogo, Urca, Tereza Saint, Laranjeiras, Flamengo and Morro of the Widower, that are located below of route 2. Each quarter must be tested in, at least, colon, with priority in the residential areas that are most sensible.

The analysis to be presented of the curves of noise level – that it considers the different models of aircraft, the predominance of routes and headboards used for landing and take-off and the number of procedures carried through during the day and the night – it must be in accordance with the established one in Norma (NBR) 1,151, of the Conama Resolution in the 01/1990. Another factor to be considered is the urban zoning established by the city for the respective areas.

In accordance with the president of the Inea, Firmino Luiz, still lack some details so that the Airport Santos Dumont comes back to operate with its license of functioning.

- The Santos Dumont operates since 2007 without functioning license, therefore the fine. At the beginning of this year a new document was required that already was emitted, but not yet was removed on account of some pendencies. It lacks to the airport the signature of a Term of Commitment of Ambient Compensation, that implies the payment of 0,5% of the value invested in the workmanship to the National System of Units of Conservation (Snuc).
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Flu vaccine given to more than 1M people this year

Flu vaccine given to more than 1M people this year
More than one million people have had the flu vaccination this year.

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What makes the swine flu more dangerous than the traditional flu? Do you think America’s overreacting?

I just want to know if there’s a good reason for all the talk about the swine flu. So people have died from it, haven’t people died from the normal flu?

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Your Children And Swine Flu – Why It Is More Dangerous for Them

Your Children And Swine Flu – Why They Have Higher Risks

The U.S. government recently put out a report stating that the death rate from the h1n1 virus may be 3 times the rate of the ordinary seasonal influenza. But the news is not all bad. In fact, there is good news and bad news regarding your children and swine flu. The good news is that the government indicates that a vaccine for swine flu may be ready by late October or early November But unfortunately, flu season generally begins in September as our children are just going back to school. This means that your child may be exposed to the H1N1 before a vaccine is available. So, how vulnerable and what are the risks for your children and swine flu?

School age children with certain diseases, are faced with an increased risk for complications or even death if they come down with the swine flu. These high risk diseases include; frequent chest colds, asthma, Copd, emphysema, and other respiratory conditions. Some youngsters can have a very mild case of asthma without ever showing any prior signs of the disease. In this situation, swine flu can result in an extremely dangerous condition. In the event that your child has any of the diseases that are itemized here, you should call your family doctor right away and talk about precautions regarding your children and swine flu before they go back to school.

If an outbreak of H1N1 occurs and one of your children has a lung condition like asthma, your son or daughter will have a higher risk for serious complications or even death. Among medical professionals, it is well known that those who suffer from asthma have a much higher risk of developing severe complications than others.

In fact, about 41% of swine flu hospital patients in New York City suffered from asthma or a similar lung condition. And recently, 7 swine flu deaths were reported in New York. Out of those seven deaths, 6 of them involved people who had asthma. If you are concerned about your children and swine flu regarding an asthmatic condition, you should speak with your doctor and see if he advises any special precautions regarding the your children and swine flu even if there is no flu in the area where you live.

H1N1 is a virus that induces influenza in humans. The pathogen has gone thru a recent mutation into its present form. Due to this recent mutation, humans have no protection from the illness. This is the reason that governments worldwide are concerned about the possibility of a pandemic.

Like the typical seasonal influenza, serious complications and even death has occurred as a consequence of illness associated with this serious disease. Just in the U.S., nearly thirty-six thousandindividuals die yearly from flu related issues. But alarmingly, the U.S. gov’t has indicated that 90,000 individuals could die from swine flu this year. That is almost three times the death rate of the oridinary seasonal flu. For this reason, swine flu is very dangerous..

If you are concerned about your children and swine flu, safeguarding your family, or if you know someone that has one of the special risk factors listed above, do some swine flu preparation before an outbreak ocurrs. Take steps today to guard yourself and your loved ones from the swine flu. Once an outbreak strikes, hospitals may be filled to capacity and it may be too late to do anything.

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Swine Flu Pandemic Notes: Take More Vitamin C

Swine flu has just met the criteria to be deemed a pandemic. A pandemic classification is given when an infectious disease spreads further and at a faster pace than anticipated, from country to country, or even worldwide. The World Health Organization considers the spread of swine flu unstoppable. People desperately want answers, but we have very limited information at this point. So, what can you do to protect yourself and your family? Some people are lucky and get a mild case of the swine flu with very few complications. At this point, the death toll is small but could dramatically increase if the virus changes. We need to be prepared. Pharmaceutical companies feverishly try to make a swine flu pandemic vaccine, but admit that it can take many months to get and distribute. We do not have to idly sit by and wait. There are some things we could be doing individually to prepare our bodies for what they might come in contact with. Vitamin C has a proven track record for helping our defenses take on influenza viruses. To understand how it works, you have to understand free radicals. Damaging free radicals are produced in your body when you have injuries, allergies, autoimmune diseases, etc. Free radicals are aggravated compounds in need of another electron to complete the pair that they need to be stable.  They damage cells that they steal electrons from. Vitamin C is known to many nutritionists as a free radical scavenger. Antioxidants such as vitamin C are effective because they are willing to give up their own electrons to free radicals. When a free radical gains an electron from an antioxidant it no longer needs to attack the cell and the chain reaction of oxidation is broken. Free radicals cause and contribute to the inflammation, symptoms and even death from infectious diseases, like the swine flu. By flushing free radicals out of the body, you can control the symptoms of the swine flu and the inflammation that can lead to death. How do you know how much vitamin C to take?  If you are well, you can take vitamin C powder in 1 gram doses about every hour until you determine your bowel tolerance.  The optimal amount is anywhere from 2-15 grams per day but this can vary greatly from person to person. If you have the flu, or are experiencing symptoms of swine flu, you may consider increasing your dosage.  If mega doses of vitamin C powder do not reverse symptoms within a few hours, or if you have problems with diarrhea, you may want to try intravenous vitamin C (as sodium ascorbate). Keep in mind that it is good to know your normal bowel tolerance of vitamin C before you get sick so that you know if diarrhea is caused by the flu or the dosage of vitamin C. If you have enough vitamin C in your body to combat the free radicals produced by the swine flu, then you could potentially cure yourself without any harmful chemicals or drugs. More importantly, using <a rel=”nofollow” onclick=”javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview(‘/outgoing/article_exit_link’);” href=”http://www.nutri.com”title=”Vitamin C Powder”>Vitamin C powder</a> daily can help prevent contracting swine flu by protecting you and your family from the damaging and sometimes lethal effects of free radicals.

Swine flu has just met the criteria to be deemed a pandemic. A pandemic classification is given when an infectious disease spreads further and at a faster pace than anticipated, from country to country, or even worldwide. The World Health Organization considers the spread of swine flu unstoppable. People desperately want answers, but we have very limited information at this point. So, what can you do to protect yourself and your family?

Some people are lucky and get a mild case of the swine flu with very few complications. At this point, the death toll is small but could dramatically increase if the virus changes. We need to be prepared. Pharmaceutical companies feverishly try to make a swine flu pandemic vaccine, but admit that it can take many months to get and distribute. We do not have to idly sit by and wait. There are some things we could be doing individually to prepare our bodies for what they might come in contact with.

Vitamin C has a proven track record for helping our defenses take on influenza viruses. To understand how it works, you have to understand free radicals. Damaging free radicals are produced in your body when you have injuries, allergies, autoimmune diseases, etc. Free radicals are aggravated compounds in need of another electron to complete the pair that they need to be stable.  They damage cells that they steal electrons from.

Vitamin C is known to many nutritionists as a free radical scavenger. Antioxidants such as vitamin C are effective because they are willing to give up their own electrons to free radicals. When a free radical gains an electron from an antioxidant it no longer needs to attack the cell and the chain reaction of oxidation is broken.

Free radicals cause and contribute to the inflammation, symptoms and even death from infectious diseases, like the swine flu. By flushing free radicals out of the body, you can control the symptoms of the swine flu and the inflammation that can lead to death.

How do you know how much vitamin C to take?  If you are well, you can take vitamin C powder in 1 gram doses about every hour until you determine your bowel tolerance.  The optimal amount is anywhere from 2-15 grams per day but this can vary greatly from person to person.

If you have the flu, or are experiencing symptoms of swine flu, you may consider increasing your dosage.  If mega doses of vitamin C powder do not reverse symptoms within a few hours, or if you have problems with diarrhea, you may want to try intravenous vitamin C (as sodium ascorbate). Keep in mind that it is good to know your normal bowel tolerance of vitamin C before you get sick so that you know if diarrhea is caused by the flu or the dosage of vitamin C.

If you have enough vitamin C in your body to combat the free radicals produced by the swine flu, then you could potentially cure yourself without any harmful chemicals or drugs. More importantly, using Vitamin C powder daily can help prevent contracting swine flu by protecting you and your family from the damaging and sometimes lethal effects of free radicals.

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