WHO Declares End To H1N1 Pandemic
It seems like fear that gripped so many of us, when the 2009 H1N1 pandemic occurred was light years ago, but it happened a year
September 4, 2010
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It seems like fear that gripped so many of us, when the 2009 H1N1 pandemic occurred was light years ago, but it happened a year
As predicted by Purdue University mathematicians, the infections peaked in late October. There were reported projections that 90,000-300,000 people would die and over 30 million would be infected. Now, a recent ABC news report questions if the media coverage “oversold” the swine flu pandemic. Again, while it appears to represent something else (a widespread infection involving large numbers of people), pandemic means an infection has appeared in several countries. It has nothing to do with the number of people infected.
A traditional Chinese herbal remedy shows promising results, in the treatment of H1N1 infection.