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Swine flu is disease caused by H1N1 Virus. Swine flu spread almost all states in India and report from India's Health ministry suggest death of over 1000 people and approximately 20000 cases reported this year. Swine flu is contagious and s ...

Swine flu is disease caused by H1N1 Virus. Swine flu spread almost all states in India and report from India's Health ministry suggest death of over 1000 people and approximately 20000 cases reported this year. Swine flu is contagious and s ...

Swine flu is caused by influenza A (H1N1) virus. Read about swine flu and Natural care for swine flu. Also read how to prevent swine flu.

Latest swine flu update for everyone. From 30 April 2009, WHO (World Health Organization ) will refer Swine Flu to the new influenza virus as influenza A (H1N1).

Listen as Michelle Rodulfo, Health and Wellness expert discusses the Swine Flu Epidemic, including the CDC's management of this supposed crises and the low rates of confirmed infection. Swine Flu Epidemic - I don't think so!

Prevention in Swine Flu case is certainly better than cure, lets understand how little it takes to prevent from getting infected. Here are some very simple tips, that can be practised to safeguard ourselves against the deadly H1N1B virus.

Swine Flu will not kill you! It is flu after all. Thats right it gets you for a term of 5-7 day or at times more, when infected just like any other viral flu. However, with ample rest and care the symptoms ease off, even without medicines. The problem arises when patients with weaker immune system get severe infection and develop secondary complications like lung infection or get existing chronic conditions aggravated.

In the past, people normally do not get swine flu, but human infections has happen. This new strain of virus detected in Mexico can spread between people.

(Reuters) - The World Health Organization on Monday conceded shortcomings in its handling of the H1N1 swine flu pandemic, including a failure to communicate uncertainties about the new virus as it swept around the globe.

Influenza, commonly shortened to "flu" is an extremely contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza A or B viruses. Flu appears most frequently in winter and early spring.

Obesity is here to stay. We're just not equipped to deal with a real epidemic of these proportions. Obesity isn't anything like the so called "Swine Flu" epidemic. Obesity is the real deal when it comes to epidemics.