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I have the flu and i was wondering for those who have also had the flu before, what medicine worked best besides the prescription. (advil, Tylenol,...?)

you can't cure the flu. It's a virus. so you just have to tough it out. Sorry

How is the flu transmitted and what types of flu transmission happen the most? What types of soaps kill the .?
I read that the flu is transmitted via talking, coughing, sneezing and touching surfaces and then putting your hands on your mouth, nose or eyes. How often will a person get the flu from someone coughing, sneezing or talking? What about touching a surface and then your nose, mouth or eyes? How long does the flu live on surfaces? Everywhere I go, people cough without covering their mouths, sneeze and talk. What types of soaps kill the flu especially swine flu?

its airborne heres more info read and rate five stars thnx!!! http://www.ehow.com/how_4933020_avoid-swine-flu.html

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Final free mass H1N1 vaccination scheduled in Pasadena

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LETTERS: Swine flu shots for kids, Longhorn-Aggie ribs, health care, free Thanksgiving

Shots for children first In response to Mary Medley and 's Nov. 18 letter about a lack of swine flu shots for senior citizens, the media reports that the swine flu vaccine is in short supply and that children have a significantly greater risk of death from swine flu than most adults.

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Access to swine flu vaccine expanded

The number of people in priority groups for getting the swine flu vaccine is being broadened, public health officials announced Thursday.

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Swine flu fears ebb as cases decline

Swine flu has fallen off the public radar as reported cases dropped for the fourth consecutive week in Delaware.

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Could a flu pandemic Crash the internet?

Experts are warning that Internet access during a pandemic could be severely restricted.

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Obama declares H1N1 swine flu a national emergency

President Obama has signed a proclamation that declares the H1N1 swine flu a national emergency. Why now?

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H1N1 Mis-information and Flu Film Festival

Someone from a local college sent me an email that is circulating among the faculty and students with some prevention advice for the flu. While it might sound like it could work, one of our public health medical directors reported...

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H1N1 Public Service Announcements: California

The California Hospital Association has released some PSAs on H1N1 for children and adults in English and Spanish. The PSAs feature hospital emergency room physicians who describe the typical symptoms of the H1N1 flu virus, as well as the warning...

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Third of state's population immune from swine flu -

California public health officials on Thursday said they believe the state is on its way to reaching swine flu immunity because of increased access to vaccinations and the number of people who already have become ill from the disease. Dr.

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Moreno Valley woman believes daughter suffered severe reaction to swine flu vaccine -

California public health officials say they have received nine reports of suspected severe side effects associated with the swine flu vaccine out of millions administered since health care providers began this fall.

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Inland pediatric offices devise new ways of dealing with flu-stricken patients -

This is the busiest fall flu season since officials started keeping records, according to the Centers for Disease Control, said Dr. Gerald Greene, a pediatrician at Beaver Medical Group in Highland. And Inland pediatric offices are feeling it.

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Inland health officers face H1N1 vaccination challenges -

Shortages of doses, coupled with possible safety concerns, have made vaccination for swine flu more difficult than expected, some Southern California public health providers said Monday.

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Inland area gets a half million doses of swine flu vaccine -

Officials at the California Department of Health on Thursday announced that the state has received 5.8 million doses of swine flu vaccine, still short of what they had expected to have by now. California was supposed to have gotten 6.

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Church uses influence to get inclusion in medical complex -

At least 600 members of Cross Word Christian Church on Wednesday applauded after the March Joint Powers commission approved the environmental report and site plans for development of a highly publicized mega-medical complex at March Air Reserve Base.

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B. County clinics to have swine flu vaccine for priority groups -

The San Bernardino County Department of Public Health will dispense the H1N1, or swine flu, vaccine at two health centers Saturday. The centers at 799 E. Rialto Ave. in San Bernardino and 1647 E. Holt Blvd. in Ontario will open at 10 a.m.

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Third of state's population immune from swine flu -

California public health officials on Thursday said they believe the state is on its way to reaching swine flu immunity because of increased access to vaccinations and the number of people who already have become ill from the disease. Dr.

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Moreno Valley woman believes daughter suffered severe reaction to swine flu vaccine -

California public health officials say they have received nine reports of suspected severe side effects associated with the swine flu vaccine out of millions administered since health care providers began this fall.

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Talking back

Forget swine flu, or World Cup-itis. The real pandemic doing the rounds these days is backache, in its myriad manifestations. Everyone's got a bad back.

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The business of fear

Did the person next to you sneeze? Could he have swine flu? Can he give it to you? With WHO having declared it to be a pandemic, swine flu has added to the sum of all our fears.

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