Swine Flu
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posted by Dr. Joe @ 7/03/2009 09:20:00 PM
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Friday, July 03, 2009
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5 Comments:
Thanks for this update. We hear so much about swine flu, but in comparison to deaths from other sources, it currently seems tiny, so as a layperson I am having trouble knowing what to think. When is the swine flu problem expected to peak, is that known?
If you get this pandemic in an early phase, will you build some kind of resistance for a later and more severe phase? Or can you get it over and over again?
Thanks for the update, Joe.
Dave
What is 'singular'?
If you get it once, you have immunity for a long time.
AND
Singular is a prescription medication anti-leukotriene and anti-cytokine, particularly in the lung. There are no competitors to this drug that has been approved for asthma and similar allergic problems. The lungs have been noted to need help like these with all influenza.
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